Blue pumpkins on display in Hudson Valley to represent autism awareness
Residents around the area are displaying blue pumpkins to help represent autism awareness.
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Residents around the area are displaying blue pumpkins to help represent autism awareness. The initiative is to show not everyone communicates in the same way.
The pumpkins make the children’s experience more sensory-friendly.
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