Mar
24
2017
Children’s Museum Launches New Sensory Hours

Children’s Museum Launches New Sensory Hours

PRESS RELEASE Contact: Liz Proscia, Marketing and Communications Coordinator (845) 471-0589, ext. 12 or LProscia@mhcm.org FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Children’s Museum Launches New Sensory Hours <pPOUGHKEEPSIE, NY- As part of National Autism Awareness… Continue reading Children’s Museum Launches New Sensory Hours

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Mar
15
2017
Gallery At Rhinebeck To Showcase Anderson Center For Autism Artists

Gallery At Rhinebeck To Showcase Anderson Center For Autism Artists

RHINEBECK, N.Y. – The Gallery at Rhinebeck, a commission-free venue designed to showcase the fine art, sculpture, and handmade jewelry of local artists, has announced that it will be hosting… Continue reading Gallery At Rhinebeck To Showcase Anderson Center For Autism Artists

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Mar
15
2017
Mill House Brewing To Release Ale To Benefit Anderson Center For Autism

Mill House Brewing To Release Ale To Benefit Anderson Center For Autism

POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. — Anderson Center for Autism and Mill House Brewing Company in Poughkeepsie recently announced plans to once again join forces in honor of Autism Awareness Month this April… Continue reading Mill House Brewing To Release Ale To Benefit Anderson Center For Autism

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Mar
10
2017
Center dedicated to helping those who cannot express themselves

Center dedicated to helping those who cannot express themselves

Editor’s note: “Community Voices” is a regular column featuring local nonprofit organizations that offer services to the community in an effort to affect change and make a difference. If you… Continue reading Center dedicated to helping those who cannot express themselves

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