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Pike County Agency for Developmental Disabilities, located in a small, rural Missouri county, operates the Community Living Skills Day Program. This program…
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SPECIAL JUDGING Daily Point of Light Award for Strengthening Families and Transforming Neighborhoods James E. Kokas is one of five winners…
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Edna Debardelaben is active in the Pasa Robles community. She has helped planned special celebrations, works on various boards and is an…
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Kevin Ferry is a 14 year-old eighth-grader at Palmer Junior Middle School. He single-handedly started a newspaper-recycling program at his school. Last…
Tiffany Chou, 18, a senior at Seabury Hall School in Makawao, was inspired by her special-needs brother to create “The Dancing Palette…
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