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Raleigh, N.C., is committed to making our area fully accessible to as many visitors as possible. All hospitality partners—hotels, restaurants, attractions, venues, retailers and transportation companies—are encouraged to provide stellar customer service to visitors with disabilities.
One of the proj...
From left to right: Anna Cunningham, Parent and North Carolina Council on Developmental Disabilities member; Sandy Pendergraft, State Rehab Council Member and Brain Injury Association member; Barbara Gi...
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