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What deaf travelers need to know before taking a trip

A deaf or hard-of-hearing traveler can confront obstacles, but also opportunities. Advocates urge knowing your rights when making travel plans.

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Over-the-counter hearing aids, and navigating the mental health system

Plus, a spooky season double feature on witch caves and Black horror.

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Quincy man, 71, has an upbeat story of life with Down syndrome

Stevie Abbot, 71, of Quincy, thrives with Down syndrome thanks to inner joy, his devoted guardian and loving friends in the church community.

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CODA stars thank Gloucester for support after historic Oscar wins as deaf community sees powerful representation

“We're going to bring our Oscars to share and celebrate with you all in Gloucester," Troy Kotsur said.

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Deaf participation in local government meetings requires interpreters

Communities are required to accommodate deaf residents. But in practice, access to civic events for deaf residents is no sure thing.

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