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Hot off the press DHI Digest shares a great article about SAS Vice President James Brown s advocacy and self advocacy work. Today James and SAS/ Listen self advocates will be at city hall - James will be sharing concerns and education on issues he learned at the SA conference in Nevada. Keep up the great work. Speak your mind- do the work to make our world a fair playing field. Thanks James Brown your passion looks good on you.

A big thank you to Otto Bremer Trust. Listen Board Member BJ accepted the grant check from the North Dakota Community Foundation. Otto Bremer Trust Foundation has had a great relationship with Listen since 2013. We appreciate what they do for us and other community organizations. Thanks to everyone involved in writing this grant and those who will carry out the goals. Together we can do more.

That's a rap! Have a safe holiday weekend. LISTEN will BE CLOSED on Labor Day. Regular hours will resume on Tuesday.

I love it- says Bobby!

Friends!0ll0

Our kitchen crew the best. Volunteer Joe and Dawn.

Driver Bob shining up the headlights for a clear shine. Thank you. Safety first!

We love when fur babies come for a visit.

Donny the hair is looking curly. We love it. You look so dang young!

Parent Trap, the old version!

We can't wait to see you all at the dance tomorrow night. Rachel and DJ James will be back and our volunteer Joe. Our Friday night dances are so much fun. $3.00 cover, a blue plate meal special at our Grill, door prizes and so much fun! Dance, Dance!

The Zoo in Wahpeton is really a super nice place. Drop In, Day Hab and Family Support staff and 16 guests enjoyed a great day. It is fun to squeeze some last minute summer fun in. Where did August go? Thanks Lonnie and Sue for volunteering. Volunteers make the difference.

Larry and Lynnette take advantage of of NDAD's assistance for paratransit services so they can participate in activities that enhance their lives. See how here >> https://ndad.org/about/success/HansonDeaver/

In an effort to keep our roadways safe, the Grand Forks Police Department will participate in Distracted Driving Awareness Month, September 2024.

The City of Grand Forks prohibits the use of a wireless communications device to compose, read or send an electronic message while operating a motor vehicle on any street or highway, and a violation carries with it a $200 fine.

This campaign is funded through grants awarded by the North Dakota Department of Transportation, and allows additional officers to be assigned to specifically target distracted driving violations. The Grand Forks Police Department participates in enforcement campaigns such as these in order to accomplish one very simple goal: to make our roadways safer. Additionally, the Grand Forks Police Department wants to remind the public of the following safe driving tips:
5. Remember to always be looking out for small children, and slow down around parks, schools and residential areas.👀
4. Drive defensively, and expect the unexpected.
3. Use appropriate occupant and child restraints.
2. Never drink and drive.
1. Never Text and Drive.📱

Performing Arts is still on at 6pm. Discussing play for 2025, BRING YOUR IMAGINATION.