[Nfbwv-talk] Seasons Greetings from the Huntington Area Chapter

[Smyth, Charlene R]

Brad and Huntington Area Chapter Members,  

This is great news and makes me excited to know I am on a team with such
hard working and creative Federationists.  I thank you for all you do on
behalf of your chapter and the NFBWV.

Charlene


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From: Nfbwv-talk [mailto:nfbwv-talk-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of
Brad Hodges
Sent: Saturday, December 15, 2012 1:05 PM
To: NFB of West Virginia Discussion List
Subject: [Nfbwv-talk] Seasons Greetings from the Huntington Area Chapter

Season's Greetings from the Huntington branch of the NFBWV family:

It is the third Saturday of December, and true to a wonderful and 
long-standing tradition the Huntington Area Chapter just finished our 
December Chapter meeting and Holiday meal. After enjoying all of the 
marvelous food prepared and furnished by everyone in the chapter it was 
hard to push our chairs back from the table. We did manage to do so and 
I'm back home.

To bring everyone up to date we share the following.

Our chapter, in consultation with our National Office will prepare a 
letter to the Cabell County Public Schools expressing our interest in 
ensuring that all electronic books and other materials purchased by the 
District meet the legal requirements and our communities expectations 
for accessibility. Naturally the NFB Huntington Area Chapter offers our 
assistance in facilitating this effort.

We continue to monitor the experience members have with TTA dial-a-ride.

We anticipate inviting an administrative representative to the January 
meeting to discuss specific steps which can be taken in order to make 
the system more user friendly and predictable for customers, many of 
whom are Chapter members.

Lastly, we would like to announce that the Huntington Area Chapter will 
host a Spring Tri-state Seminar. We are looking at Saturday May 4 or May

10. Building on the success of 2 earlier Seminars we anticipate using 
the Huntington Public Library once again. We are in the very early stage

of program planning. If you have ideas for Plenary or break out 
presentations please send them along. Popular topics in the past have 
included developments in Library services, transportation strategies in 
rural communities, technology and independent access to information and 
skills and the alternative techniques of blindness. We are also in need 
of funding, if you know of organizations who might be interested in 
underwriting the event please forward them to me.

Brad Hodges
NFB Huntington Area Chapter President
hts25701 at aol.com
304-691-0632, chapter phone number




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