Joseph Luciano feels forced to ride his wheelchair on the streets due to the inaccessibility of the sidewalks in the town where he lives.

He uses a wheelchair and has the use of just one arm and one leg, yet 74-year-old Joseph Luciano can play jazz piano, author online cookbooks and pen newspaper columns advocating for the rights of people with disabilities.

What can’t he do?

Get into Seymour Town Hall or the post office across the street.

Luciano recently filed a complaint against First Selectman Kurt Miller and the Town of Seymour with the state’s Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities. The commission hears complaints on alleged discriminatory practices.

For more on this story, visit: Seymour Man Says Downtown Is Not Accessible By Wheelchair | Valley Independent Sentinel.