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Patriotism abounds in Kerrville

Patriotic-themed bicycles, wagons, costumes, and even pets were out in force to help continue the revival of the Bluebell Hills Neighborhood July 4 parade, that also featured a veterans’ color

Under Bill WA Workers Could Record Med Exams in Injury Cases / Public News Service

Washington state lawmakers have introduced a bill that would address some workers concerns about the thoroughness of medical exams performed in worker s compensation cases. House Bill 1068 would allow workers to record examinations of their injuries, which are known as independent medical exams or "compelled exams." Joe Kendo, chief of staff for the Washington State Labor Council, which is made up of about 600 local unions representing more than 500,000 workers, said this bill would create the same standards for worker s compensation as other insurance cases. "By allowing recordings, by allowing somebody who is not the worker s attorney to attend the examination," he said, "we ll get a much clearer record and will ensure that the docs who are doing the compelled examination are doing a thorough exam." In a hearing on the legislation, Carolyn Logue with the Washington IME Coalition expressed concerns on behalf of some medical pr

NV Group Sounds Alarm on Integrated Work for Disabled Community

One Nevada group believes the state needs to prioritize integrated employment opportunities for those with disabilities. The Nevada Statewide Independent Living Council believes the state has supported localized efforts in a siloed approach to workforce development within the disability community. They say it simply isn t working. .