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 Examiner.com | Mr. Handyman helps Lighthouse for the Blind shine Examiner.com He has already put Chicago Lighthouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired on his list for more work to be done, on next year's Mr. Handyman of Lincoln ... |
Program delivers audio books to visually impaired Lebanon Daily News The idea for the program came several years ago when the Susquehanna Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired donated audio books to the Lebanon ... |
Blind Association presents awards Wilkes Barre Times-Leader The eye care practice was honored for its commitment to making life better for the blind and visually impaired served by the association. ... |
Today in Kansas City | Sept. 25 Kansas City Star âSEE WHAT I SEEâ NIGHT GOLF: Benefits the Children's Center for the Visually Impaired. 5 pm; National Golf Course, the Deuce, 10316 Tom Watson Parkway, ... Events calendar | Sept. 24-30 |
 Inspire Magazine | Remember the visually impaired at church Inspire Magazine Holding a special service on Sunday 11 October will focus prayers on people who are blind or visually impaired in less-well-off countries. ... |
Perkins School announces big project Bizjournals.com ... Blind, the nation's first school for the visually impaired, provides education and services to help build productive lives for more than 94000 children ... |
Exceptional Children's Services Free Parent Workshops The Citizen.com The Hearing Impaired/Visually Impaired Eligibility workshop will be held September 29 at 6 pm Discussion will focus on eligibility, services available and ... |
 CNET News | Portable Braille printer makes labeling a snap CNET News A group of engineering students has developed a portable, low-cost Braille printer that lets the blind and visually impaired easily label ... |
Oslo researcher develops Sniff, the RFID dog RFID News Because visually impaired children are often limited in the ways they can engage in play with seeing children, new toys must be developed that do not rely ... |
Visually impaired girl's dream job moves guests Times of Swaziland By WELCOME DLAMINI on September 24,2009 MBABANE â A visually impaired 17-year-old St Joseph's High School pupil touched many people as she related her ... |