Students learn renovation but not access

The Courier-Journal's Sara Cunningham had a story in the Metro Section on Friday about the house that Iroquois High students are renovating as part of the school's technical education program.

Great pictures -- but not a word about access.

This would be a great chance for a home to be made wheelchair accessible. It could have been a "visitable" home.

But... evidently not.

Or else it wasn't reported.

Another missed opportunity to make Louisville's housing stock more welcoming.

Tuscany - an accessible Italian restaurant

Today I ate at a new Italian restaurant, called Tuscany, in the shopping center just west of Wal-Mart on the southwest corner of New Cut Road and Outer Loop. It was nicely accessible -- no automatic door, of course -- virtually no restaurant has that -- but it had a nice flat entrance and was roomy inside.

Food was good, too.