Sign Language Blog

June 6, 2007 on 5:00 am | In Sign Language |

Press Release Tips and Template
PRWeb - ” Our customers loved them (PRWeb releases) also! Some of our customers began to hear from local and national news organizations wanting to do stories on their businesses. We knew right away we had a valuable new service to offer our customers

Inside Out | Sam, you teach us so much
Philadelphia Daily News - As predicted, you didn’t speak until you were nearly 4 years old, but you became pretty fluent in sign language. Even without words, everyone could tell how sweet and loving you were. And with the help of lots of therapies, you have done remarkably

Link to Observer’s past is ended
Chichester Observer - He learned sign language as a child because his father became increasingly deaf. In 1939, he married Thora Jackson and the couple had two children, Elizabeth and Richard. After the Second World War, Leslie joined Chichester City Council as a civil

Focus at UPMC is prescription for respect
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - Patients who communicate differently (for example, with sign language or a communication device) need health care providers who are flexible about how they give and get information. Patients with visual impairment need printed materials in an

Ascension Lutheran to offer mid-week service
Lansing State Journal - The mid-week service will be held at 7 p.m. at the church, 2780 Haslett Rd. in East Lansing. Regular Sunday services will continue at 10 a.m. each week, with a sign language interpreter available every other Sunday. Call (517) 337-9703 for more

Just Like Everybody Else
Morning News - Kasey also uses sign language to communicate, tiny movements her mom interprets. “She doesn’t care about being ambulatory,” Bassett said. “She would like to be able to talk and have more control over her arms.” “You can have conversations with her

Seattle Movie Events
Seattle Post Intelligencer - In sign language only. Rated PG-13 AGNES MARTIN AND KIKI SMITH: A screening of the documentaries about women artists, “Agnes Martin: With My Back to the World” and “Kiki Smith: Squatting the Palace.” June 6, 7 p.m. Henry Art Gallery, 15th Ave. N.E. and

Pre-K grant
Register-News - We have highly qualified staff, and we also incorporate Spanish and sign language into the curriculum, Wynn said. Children enrolled at the center will be provided with a portfolio documenting their progress and work since entering the program