December 29, 2004MSDE's rehab division has formed new office
November 2, 2004Partners in Progress for disabled workers, The Dorchester County Daily BannerKenny Foreman starts a new job at Future Builders Supply in Hurlock, MD, with help from his partners DORS and Chesapeake Bay Industries.
October 27, 2004Rehabilitation after stroke saves a career by Sue Craton, The EnterpriseDisabled by a stroke, Ronald Buttery is able to return to medicine after working with DORS Leonardtown office.
October 25, 2004Disability Mentoring Day celebrated locally by Ike Wilson, Frederick News PostDisability Mentoring Day in Frederick promotes career development for students and job seekers with disabilities through job shadowing and hands-on career exploration.
October 1, 2004One day at a time by Marc LeGoff, Columbia MagazineAfter losing her sight from a shooting, college student Elizabeth Lee moves forward, not dwelling on the past.
September 23, 2004Creating real, meaningful options for the disabled by Alan Dessoff, The Daily RecordDr. Nancy Grasmick and the Maryland Supported Business Enterprise Initiative are named one of the 2004 Innovators of the Year by the Maryland business journal "The Daily Record."
September 3, 2004Program trains disabled for security jobs by Andrea Maria Cecil, The Daily RecordThe Workforce & Technology Center has begun a program to train disabled people to become security guards.
August 15, 2004Rehabilitation Services marks 75th Anniversary, The Cumberland Times-NewsThe DORS 75th Anniversary celebration in Cumberland spotlighted client Robert Sinclair, who with DORS help started his own art gallery and gift store after a long series of disabilities.
July 24, 2004Rehabilitation group celebrates 75 years, by Tara Reilly, The Herald-MailThe DORS 75th Anniversary celebration in Hagerstown spotlighted client Lewis Duffey, Jr., who with DORS help started his own business after a debilitating heart attack.
Summer 2004Metro News ribbon cutting ceremony, Transit LinesThe MTA and DORS held a ribbon cutting to open two new Metro News newstands created under the MBEPB.
May 2004Accessible Workstation Expands Services to Customers with Disabilities by Deidre Z. Moore-Durant, InDORS NowDORS sponsored the acquisition and introduction of an accessible workstation at the Southwest Career Center in Baltimore.
January 22, 2004Agency to honor disabled founder of recycling business by Dionne Walker, The CapitalWith support from the RISE Program, John Sheehan, who has autism, founded ShredCycle, a paper recycling company.
January 6, 2004No Stopping Ms. Wheelchair Md. by Gail Norheim, Prince George's JournalJuliette Rizzo, crowned Ms. Wheelchair Maryland 2004, speaks publicly about her life and how people with disabilities can use transition services to change theirs.