Accessible Voting Centers Now Open in Seattle, Bellevue, and Tukwila!
King County now votes entirely by mail, and it's important that voters who need assistance know their options. King County operates three accessible voting centers [...]
Goalball Coming to Seattle!
Goalball is coming to Seattle! Come and check out this international sport played by blind people around the world. You can come to play or [...]
White Cane Safety Day
Carrying on a proud tradition first established with the 1964 White Cane Safety Day Proclamation, the Seattle Lighthouse will hold its second annual White Cane [...]
King County Has Options for Voters with Disabilities
King County now votes entirely by mail and it's important that voters who need assistance know their options. King County operates three accessible voting [...]
Peggy Martinez on 94.9 KUOW Radio
Peggy Martinez, who teaches in the computer lab at the Seattle Lighthouse, was a guest on 94.9 KUOW's Weekday radio program on August 19th. Born [...]
Lives Enriched and Businesses Benefited – A Community Celebrates!
The Department of Services for the Blind (DSB) and several Seattle businesses will come together on September 16th, 2009, to celebrate a two-year successful partnership [...]
Link Light Rail Inaugural Ride
Mark Landreneau and I were invited to be on Sound Transit's Light Rail inaugural ride Saturday morning! The event was quite festive and the crowd [...]
What Light Rail Means to the Blind and Deaf-Blind Communities
Aside from the obvious increase in mobility for blind and Deaf-Blind people, the new light rail opens a broader range of possibilities in terms of [...]
The Seattle Lighthouse Expands Fragrant Garden for the Blind and Deaf-Blind
Interest in fragrant plants is growing locally and nationally, and Seattle Lighthouse’s Ethel L. Dupar Fragrant Garden is on the cutting edge of this trend! [...]
