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Jane McClure

Jane McClure

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Editor, Access Press

Minnesota

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International US breaking news and local news in New York City

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Administrative, bureaucratic, and financial aspects of education.

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Total articles 667

  • So much we don’t know

    By Jane McClure Verified| Access Press Verified I deal with a lot of self-proclaimed “experts” as a journalist. All of us with disabilities, who are or were caregivers for people with disabilities or health conditions, also deal with “experts.’One of my side gigs years ago was to help at a friend’s antiques and collectibles store. At the time my father was in his final battle with cancer. Another worker asked me about Dad, I answered. . . and then a very helpful customer followed me around the store.

    By Jane McClure Verified · Access Press

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Everyone needs to play

    By Jane McClure Verified| Access Press Verified It’s fun to reconnect with childhood friends on social media. It can bring up funny childhood memories when talking about those long-ago days. Our school playground had equipment on a bituminous surface, referred to as the “blacktop” by some teachers. After days of rain and snow melt, we had to stay on the blacktop or the sidewalks near the school for our games and fun. A large group of small children tracking in lots of mud would have driven the custodians to distraction.

    By Jane McClure Verified · Access Press

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • City forgives loans, preserves affordable housing in historic Commerce Building

    By Jane McClure Verified| MyVillager Verified Downtown Saint Paul’s historic Commerce Building at Fourth and Wabasha streets will have a new owner, but the city will not be repaid $1,255,384 that it loaned to help convert the building from offices to low-income housing 18 years ago. The City Council, acting as the Housing and Redevelopment Authority Board, voted to forgive three loans on March 12. The HRA action allows the 12-story, 100-unit building to be sold to PAK Properties and the Halverson and Blaiser Group.

    By Jane McClure Verified · MyVillager

    Apr. 14, 2025

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Access Press

Access Press is Minnesota's Disability Community News Source. Access Press exists to promote the social inclusion and legal rights of people with disabilities by providing a forum for news, features, opinion and conversation to benefit people who are often invisible and marginalized in mainstream society.

Minnesota, United States

Founded: 1990