Ask Shaun Cassidy what he does for a living, and he won’t claim to be a teen idol, a singer/actor or even a performer. Instead he prefers to think of himself as a storyteller. “I’m an introvert by nature and I probably wouldn’t have been a performer if I hadn’t been part of this family,”
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Disney cut back accommodations. What’s it like to attend while disabled?
By Shauna Muckle, Tampa Bay Times (TNS) Mary Benhart’s family gushed about Disney World’s willingness to accommodate people with disabilities in an ad for the company last year. “You can actually relax as a special-needs family,” Benhart said, perched beside her husband, who uses a wheelchair, and their two young sons. “It’s everything.” But those
10 tips for creating effective New Year’s resolutions
The key to keeping New Year’s resolutions is focusing on meaningful, manageable commitments that align with your life, goals and beliefs. Turn resolutions into lasting, positive changes by building habits, tracking progress and staying flexible. Here’s how to focus on resolutions rather than specific goals: Keep resolutions simple and realistic: Avoid making too many or
Health care bills on tap as session comes to a close
Democrats who have been negotiating separate health care industry oversight and pharmaceutical drug reform bills for months announced that they resolved their differences and plan to put the bills up for votes this week in the final days of the two-year term. Rep. John Lawn of Watertown and Sen. Cindy Friedman of Arlington said the