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Superior voters to decide three city council races

Incumbents are the only candidates on the ballot in three districts, but three others have contested races. Learn more about the candidates here: ....

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The Superior Vocation Center Changes Name

Fox21Online
July 21, 2021
SUPERIOR, Wis.- The Superior Vocation Center is rebranding.
The training facility is celebrating its name change to “Embark Supported Employment,” bringing in new ways of helping the disabled community.
“Embark is very important for the people that we serve–people with disabilities,” said executive director Ashby Rawstern. “It gives them the opportunity to interact. A lot of times the people we serve don’t have the opportunity to get out in the community like they should.”
With a new name and logo Embark is re-introducing a seven week course designed to help the disabled community gain employment skills. ....

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Superior interns blaze path toward options for young adults with disabilities

Intern Steven LaFave: Everyone deserves a chance.
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Isabella Fonseca, an intern at Project SEARCH, gets a hug from Riley Greaves in the 3K classroom at Cooper Elementary School in Superior Tuesday, Feb. 23. (Jed Carlson / [email protected])
Since September, four young adults with disabilities have been exploring career options through Project SEARCH.
As they intern at local jobs, narrow down their interests and learn new skills, the students are helping change the culture in Douglas County.
Nash Effinger, a 2020 Superior High School graduate, has his sights set on becoming a mechanic. Classmate Isabella Fonseca said she’d like a job working with people, possibly at a shop like Build-A-Bear. Steven LaFave, a senior at Superior High School, is exploring many different options. ....

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