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Passed in 1970, The Americans with Disabilities Act established sweeping standards of accessibility for all citizens, including for voting access. The Americans with Disabilities Act, or ADA, has a set of design guidelines for how voting centers should be picked or altered to be accessible to everyone. These rules range from providing temporary disabled parking spots to the allowance of service animals or aides to assist people with voting.
Nepal’s top motorcycle racers put speed and skill to test in Banepa
Visual Stories Riders in the novice and national categories competed in the second round of the Nepal Road Racing Championship, where identical motorcycles ensured talent, strategy and precision determined the outcome. bookmark Noah Epps Motorcyclists leaned into sharp corners and accelerated down short straights as they competed in the second round of the Nepal Road Racing Championship at Chandeshwori Driving School in Banepa on Saturday.
Nepal’s Go Skateboarding Day brings wheels, music and crowds to Kathmandu riverbank
The screeching of wheels, cheers and music filled the air at an old marble platform on the banks of the Bagmati River on Saturday as skateboarders marked the international Go Skateboarding Day. The event, organised by a cluster of figures and organisations within the Kathmandu skateboarding community, moved across the city throughout the day. It began with a skate rally in the morning in Dhumbarahi, where skaters cruised through the streets waving Nepal’s flag.
How AG10 is inspiring the next wave of Nepali footballers
Visual Stories Amid a stagnant domestic league, Anil Gurung’s AG10 Football Academy is keeping the dream alive for young players. bookmark Noah Epps Nepal’s professional domestic football league has been on hold for the past four years. But organisations like AG10 Football Academy are making sure that young footballers still have the chance to excel. Founded in 2022 by former Nepali national team skipper Anil Gurung, AG10 aims to foster Nepal’s next generation of football stars.
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Back in time
By Marley Barboeisel It’s an average Thursday in a downtown Missoula basement. The 72-year-old owner of the Dark Room, Michael Patterson, catches up on office work while simultaneously scarfing down the lunch he brought from home. Patterson, who has owned the photography supply and film development store since 2006 and worked here since 1995, said his store has become increasingly busier in recent years thanks to a rise in the popularity of film photography.
Back In Time
By Marley Barboeisel It’s an average Thursday in a downtown Missoula basement. The 72-year-old owner of the Dark Room, Michael Patterson, catches up on office work while simultaneously scarfing down the lunch he brought from home. Patterson, who has owned the photography supply and film development store since 2006 and worked here since 1995, said his store has become increasingly busier in recent years thanks to a rise in the popularity of film photography.
ROTC plays dodgeball to celebrate
Before the morning sunlight had even begun to creep over Mount Sentinel, members of the University of Montana’s Reserve Officers’ Training Corps filed silently into Schreiber Gym. The early start is nothing new to the cadets, as morning physically training is just another part of the program. Most days, their training prepares them for the strain of prospective combat, but this morning they had a different objective: Dodgeball.
Lending a paw
This Valentine’s season, a group of University of Montana students made sure the animals at the local humane society got some puppy love. On Feb. 8, students gathered at the Humane Society of Western Montana to volunteer with the University’s Experiential Learning and Career Success program. Participants started by crafting handmade toys, called enrichment items, and were then given a tour of the facility where they gave their crafts to the cats, dogs and rabbits of the shelter.
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