NEW TASK: Orange County disabled activist Brenda...
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NEW TASK: Orange County disabled activist Brenda Premo, who is sight impaired, was once a client of the state Department of Rehabilitation. Now she’s been appointed deputy director of its independent living division. . . . “It’s just a shock,” she says. The $70,200-a-year position will give her a chance to advance her philosophy of economic independence and self-determination for the disabled.
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