Archive for November, 2000


Wyndholme Village to start construction by Jan. 2001

Originally appeared in Silent News, November 2000.
Wyndholme Village, a residential senior community for deaf and hard of hearing people in Baltimore, Md., has come to an agreement with creditors regarding the construction of the community.
“My attorneys are preparing the necessary documents for the creditor’s signatures and along with a formal commitment for $6,000,000-the requirements set[.....]



LightKitchen hopes to bring together fellow filmmakers

Originally appeared in Silent News, November 2000.
A group of students at Gallaudet University has formed a group, LightKitchen, in hopes of becoming a film company eventually. Ryan Commerson, one of the founders, said, “We gave birth to LightKitchen at XandO’s, a coffee house in Washington, D.C., after hours and hours of hard labor. So, right[.....]



Editorial: Guess what I just heard ?

Originally appeared in Silent News, November 2000.
By the time I got out of bed on the morning of Sept. 28, I had five e-mails waiting to tell me about Eric Plunkett’s tragic murder the day before. By noon, I heard that he was murdered by six girls. Then I heard that he was murdered because he was getting[.....]