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Season 2019 Episode 1925 | 28m 49s
Superior Alliance for Independent Living (SAIL) works to ensure the Upper Peninsula is accessible to everyone, including those who live with a disability. Guests include SAIL executive director Sarah Peurakoski and SAIL accessibility services coordinator Lucy Wilcox.
Aired: 12/21/19
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Guests explain how SAIL works to ensure the Upper Peninsula is accessible to everyone.
1924: Healthcare Accessibility
The effort by those across the U.P. to ensure access to quality healthcare in rural areas.
Area police and prosecutors discuss drug activity and how they're combating the issue.
House Representative Sara Cambensy updates us on the latest issues around the state.
We talk with leaders in U.P. travel and tourism about how changes could impact the area.
1920: Native American Heritage Month
A look at Native American Heritage Month events and how to support tribal/treaty rights.
Northern Michigan University Update
Changes in demographics, campus layout, state funding and new methods of learning at NMU.
A conversation about state and local animal welfare and control measures, mainly dogs.
A look at the popularity and influence of Social Media in public and private life.
Upper Peninsula Psychiatry Residency
Guests discuss increasing access to Mental Health services in the Michigan rural areas.
