Nevada Senator John Ensign took time on Wednesday, February 17th to show his appreciation to the community-based art studio, Studio 8 Ten, for the services they provide to adults with disabilities in the Las Vegas Valley. He took a guided tour of the studio, provided to him by one of the artists who receive services each day. He had the opportunity to see the artists in action, making handmade paper, preparing for an upcoming birthday party, and sharing the talents of February guest artist, Kelly Patterson. The Senator was greatly impressed by not only the quality of services, but also the uniqueness of the handmade products, especially the plantable cards. He presented Studio 8 Ten with an official certificate recognizing and honoring the location “for your outstanding commitment to providing useable skills and meaningful employment to disabled individuals in our community; with appreciation for the difference you make in the lives of those whom you serve”. Transition Services presented a Take 5 for K9s tee shirt to the Senator to let him know about our new pet projects His personal visit on Wednesday represents the third time members of his office have been to Studio 8 Ten, and the second time this month Nevada legislators have been to the studio, reminding them of the importance of funding programs that provide important services to the members of our community who have disabilities.