July 23, 2009 NEWS: UPCOMING AUTISM AND DISABILITY RELATED TRAINING PROGRAMS AND EVENTS

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NAA-NEO NEWS

UPCOMING AUTISM AND DISABILITY RELATED TRAINING PROGRAMS AND EVENTS

July 23, 2009

ACTION ALERT - AUTISM INSURANCE DISCRIMINATION

*Message from NAA-NEO's parent organization, the National Autism Association (NAA)

Dear Autism Advocate,Last week Congressman Mike Doyle, member of the House Energy and Commerce Committee and Chair of the Congressional Autism Caucus spoke for our community and delivered a message to them that we have been hammering Congress with. Health reform

that does not stop autism insurance discrimination is unacceptable. Any health reform.Speaker Pelosi, despite and outpouring of phone calls from our community, has remained silent.It is not too late to heat things up by FAXING her office! Make sure that she and her staff do not get one moment to rest as a result of all the communications they receive from the autism community. HERE IS HOW YOU CAN HELP!1. FAX A NOTE TO SPEAKER PELOSI at 202-225-4188 with the message on it and a paragraph about why this is important to your family.

Don't have a fax machine handy? Autism Votes (www.autismvotes.org) has a form that makes it easy - just like sending an email. A fax machine is not required but once you press send a fax will be on its way to her office. 2. CALL SPEAKER PELOSI's OFFICE AND

CONTINUE TO DELIVER THE FOLLOWING MESSAGE: Health reform that does not stop autism insurance discrimination is unacceptable. Then call her again. * Please be polite and persistent until you get through. * When they ask you what you are calling for say AUTISM INSURANCE REFORM before they switch you to voicemail. * If the voicemail is full, call back and say to the staff person answering the phone first thing "The voicemail is full, I need you to take down this message in writing for Speaker Pelosi." * If they tell you to call your Congressman with your message tell them "No, this message is for Speaker Pelosi."After you leave one message, call back and leave another one. 72 children will be

diagnosed today and they will need appropriate health insurance coverage for the treatments and therapies that will ameliorate their medical condition.You can reach the Speaker's Office at 202-225-0100.3. GET EVERYONE TO DO THIS AGAIN OVER AND OVER AND OVER.

We cannot let up. Get at least 20 people that you know to do the same thing. We cannot give them a moment to rest until Speaker Pelosi makes a public comment and demonstrates that she has heard us.

Think Autism. Think Cure. ®

(Source: NAA)

TOOLS FOR TODAY AND TOMORROW CONFERENCE

REGISTER NOW!

The 2009 Tools for Today and Tomorrow conference is for you if you are a parent, relative, guardian, teacher, nurse, counselor, psychologist,occupational therapist, or aide caring for, or working with, children withchronic illnesses and/or disabilities. CEUs are available.

Join us on October 23, from 8:30 am to 3:30 pm, at the Cleveland StateUniversity Cole Center for Continuing Education. Gain new insights andstrategies, gather valuable information, and be uplifted. No one willleave without making important connections with others. The schedule forthe day and session descriptions may be found in the Conference Program.Take advantage of early bird registration before September 11, as well asgroup discounts for four or more people.

Click on the following link for the Conference Program and RegistrationForm.

We look forward to seeing you on October 23.

Please help spread the word by forwarding this email to others.

Thank you!

KresnyeProgram ManagerTools for Today and Tomorrow Mc House of Cleveland, Inc.10415 Euclid AvenueCleveland, OH 44106-4709

www.toolsfortoday.org216-229-5757, Ext. 126

The mission of the Tools for Today and Tomorrow Program is to improve life's journey for children with

chronic illnesses or disabilities by providing information and support to the people who care for them.

(Source: Tools for Today and Tomorrow mailing)

MONARCH PRESCHOOL WELCOMES PRESCHOOLERS IN 2009-2010

Monarch Preschool – Currently Accepting Applications

At Monarch Center for Autism, we believe early intervention for children with a suspected or confirmed diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorders and other language disorders, is critical. We are currently accepting applications for our Preschool program, which is tailored toward young children through age 6, meets Monday through Friday (half-day and full day options available), and is a provider for the Ohio Autism Scholarship Program.

Each of our preschoolers receives daily one-on-one instruction and intensive therapeutic intervention from a team of specialists including special education teachers, teacher assistants, speech-language pathologists, occupational therapists, a music therapist, and an art teacher. Our curriculum, which combines concept-driven language instruction with visual supports, also addresses social skills and play, language, self-help, fine and gross motor, executive functioning and pre-academic skills.

For additional information and to schedule a tour of Monarch Preschool’s campus, located in Shaker Heights, Ohio, please call 216.320.8945, email mandelld@..., or visit our Website, www.bellefairejcb.org/monarch.

(Source: Monarch Newsletter/Memo)

BELLEFAIRE AND RAINBOW ENTER UNIQUE PARTNERSHIP TO HELP FAMILIES WITH AUTISM

Rainbow Babies & Children's Hospital ad Bellefaire JCB have joined together to form the Rainbow-Bellefaire JCB Autism Center, designed to provide a central source for regional autism resources in Northeast Ohio and simplify the process for families to navigate the health care system. The center will be housed at Bellefaire JCB at 22001 Fairmount Blvd in Shaker Heights and will provide a hub of autism services, programs and professionals that will help help patients wit autism from childhood to adulthood. The center will combine research, clinical assessment and intervention services, as well as community outreach and training to help improve the lives of individuals with autism spectrum disorders, their families, and the community who cares for them.

Please contact Vic Gideon at University Hospitals for more information at 216.970.8136 or via email at vic.gideon@...

(Source: Press Release)

A GREAT CONFERENCE FOR SPECIAL RELIGIOUS EDUCATORS IS COMING SATURDAY, AUGUST 1ST TO CLEVELAND

The National Apostolate for Inclusion Ministry (NAfIM) is offering a workshop titled “Reaching People with Autism and Other Communication Disorders†on Sat., Aug. 1 at River’s Edge at the St. ph Center on Rocky River Dr.

This workshop features catechetical activities developing in the Pittsburgh Diocese for children and adults with autism and other communication disorders, as well as presentations on using Boardmaker and the Mayer/ symbols in a catechetical setting. The registration deadline is Thursday, July 31.

For information online and to print out the registration form, go to www.nafim.org or call 1-800-736-1280.

(Source: Catholic Charities Disability Newsletter)

COUNTY BOARDS OF MR/DD CHANGE THEIR NAME

On Tuesday, July 7, 2009, Governor Ted Strickland signed legislation deleting the term “mental retardation†from the names of county boards of mental retardation and developmental disabilities and the Ohio Department of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities. For example, the Board in Cuyahoga County ’s new name will be Cuyahoga County Board of Developmental Disabilities. The name change does not change eligibility for programs and services. It does not change what the County Boards do. They remain the same agency that has been providing vocational, educational, habilitation, residential, therapeutic and other services for children and adults with developmental disabilities for more than 40 years.

(Source: Catholic Charities Disability Newsletter)

OUTREACH MINISTRY WEEKEND RETREATS

Catholic Charities Office of Disability Ministry offers a weekend retreat to adults with cognitive disabilities. Participants spend Friday and Saturday evening with volunteers and other adults with disabilities at the River’s Edge on the west side of Cleveland.

The retreats include scripture readings, slide and movie presentations, praying, sharing together, liturgical dancing, and Eucharistic Liturgy. TheLiturgy is celebrated on Saturday night with a visiting priest as the celebrant– sometimes even one of the Bishops in the Diocese of Cleveland. Participants can also join in learning liturgical dancing. If you are interested, call us to learn more about this wonderful opportunity!

River’s Edge on Rocky River Dr. is a beautiful setting and is a great facility full of hospitality. Visit their website at www.riversedgecleveland.com

Call for upcoming retreat dates at 216-334-2963.

The cost is $120.

New participants will be asked to visit first and complete a registration packet.

(Source: Catholic Charities Disability Newsletter)

CONTINUING ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAM

Learn new things and meet new friends!!! Join us at the Continuing Adult Education Program (CAEP), which is now in its 20th year. Space is available.

Learn new things and meet new friends!!! Join us at the Continuing AdultEducation Program (CAEP), which is now in its 20th year. Space is available.

Classes meet on Saturdays from September through May at OLA/St. ph Center (2346 W. 14th St., Cleveland, OH – on RTA busline).

The CAEP is dedicated to meeting the continuing educational needs of adults with cognitive and other developmental disabilities ages 21 and over. Students have the opportunity to learn new things and meet new friends! Students must provide their own transportation and tuition is $88 a month with an additional one time material fee of $60. Financial assistance may beavailable.

Call to set up an appointment to visit us! Contact Marilyn at 216-334-2963 or mjscott@...

(Source: Catholic Charities Disability Newsletter)

THE BEAUTITUDES FAITH FORMATION PROGRAM

The Beatitudes Faith Formation Program is designed to provide a nurturing and prayerful environment for special needs children to be introduced to Jesus and His love. In addition, instructors attend to and assist with the preparation of the children for the Sacraments.

The program is held the 2nd Saturday of every month from 11am to 1pm .

Call 216-781-5530 for the date of the next gathering.

Lunch and refreshments are provided.

This program is held at St. Augustine Church ’s Walsh Hall (2486 W. 14th St. in Cleveland ’s Tremont neighborhood).

(Source: Catholic Charities Disability Newsletter)

For more information about a variety of other offerrings by Catholic Charities Disabilities Ministries please contact:

Catholic Charities, Disability Services ~

(216) 334-2963 Fax (216) 334-2905 Ohio

Relay Number (TTY) ~ 711

Dennis C. McNulty, Directordmcnulty@...

Marilyn , Program Administrator

mjscott@...

Employment & Training~

(216)426-9870

Lee, Director

vxlee@...Tess Flannery, Summit County (330)762-2961 x224

tflannery@...

Headstart ~ Baran mxbaran@...Tammi Seifert216-334-2944

tlseifert@...

Disability Ministries~

2486 West 14th St.,Cleveland, Ohio 44113

(216) 781-5530

Voice/TTY

Fr. ph McNulty,Director; Sr. Corita Ambro,CSJ, Program Director

staugch@...

(Source: Catholic Charities Disability Newsletter)

TEACHER/PARAPRO/ABA TRAINING BY MILESTONES ORGANIZATION IN AUGUST 2009

Milestones Autism Organization presents its Week-Long Hands-On Teacher/Paraprofessional ABA Training:

How to Use Behavioral Interventions Effectively in the Public School Setting

When: August 17-21, 2009; 8:00am- 4:00pm.

What: Week-Long Hands-On Teacher/Paraprofessional ABA Training Beachwood, Ohio. Includes hands-on training in small groups with BCBA trained instructors, school observation, and follow up workshop with fellow team member.

Topics Include:

How Motivation Impacts Performance

Using Multiple Instructional Methods/Strategies within ABA

Discrete trial, natural environment, pivotal response training/teaching, incidental teaching, schedules, verbal behavior, group instruction

Data-Based Decision-Making and Troubleshooting

Strategies to Promote Independence

Flexibility with Data

Behavior Plans

Effective Shadowing

ing Peer Interaction

Cost: $1000 (includes week-long training, CEUs, observation, followup workshop)

Application Deadline: August 1, 2009.

For an application, call 216-464-7600, email info@..., or download from www.milestones.org.

Financial Commitment Due Date: August 1, 2009

Capacity: Limited to 25 participants

PDCs: Professional Development Credit (35) (included in price), Graduate Credit (2-3) (additional fee for graduate credits and final project by participants). For more information call 216.464.7600 or email info@....

(Source: Milestones newsletter/email)

NOTICE FROM THE OHIO LEGAL RIGHTS SERVICE (OLRS)

OLRS has settled a class action lawsuit against ODE involving avariety of matters, including the way that ODE handles complaints filed by parents.

Doe v. State of Ohio (Case No. 2:91-cv-464) Notice and Consent Order

July 2009

Editor's note: Federal Judge D. Holschuh of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Ohio, Eastern Division, gave his preliminary approval of a consent order in the Doe v. State of Ohio lawsuit filed by Ohio Legal Rights Service (OLRS). Judge Holschuh ordered that Ohio students with disabilities and their parents or guardians receive the consent order and notice of the partial settlement of this class action lawsuit. This Special Edition of the OLRS Newsletter contains that information. The information is also available on the OLRS website at www.olrs.ohio.gov.

Sections

Official Notice to Parents/Guardians: Doe v. State of Ohio Class Action Special Education Lawsuit

Consent Order: Doe v. State of Ohio Class Action Special Education Lawsuit

Doe Consent Order, Exhibit A OEC System of Progressive Sanctions

Funding for OLRS and this Newsletter

How to Contact OLRS

Official Notice to Parents/Guardians: Doe v. State of Ohio Class Action Special Education Lawsuit

Notice to Ohio Students with Disabilities and their Parents or Guardians of Partial Settlement of Class Action Lawsuit

1. This notice may apply to you if you are the parent or guardian of a student with disabilities age three through twenty-one or a student with disabilities. The student must be enrolled or seeking enrollment in Ohio's public school system and require special education, related services, or accommodations as a result of a disability.

2. The purpose of this notice is to tell you about a proposed partial settlement in a lawsuit that may affect you and the student. The lawsuit was brought by people like you who want children with disabilities to receive a free and appropriate public education (FAPE) under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA).

More information:

http://olrs.ohio.gov/asp/OLRSNewsDoeJuly09.asp

Please note that accordin to the lead attorney on the case Tobin

"Parents can file objections to the agreement but they can not opt out of the class. Please feel free to call me if you need additional information about this or about the case in general. We believe that the agreement is beneficial to students with disabilities and their parents and we want them to have accurate information about the case."

Please contact Tobin with any questions regarding this matter:

G. Tobin

Chief Legal Counsel

Ohio Legal Rights Service

50 W. Broad St., Suite 1400

Columbus , Ohio 43212

614.466.7264

(Source: http://olrs.ohio.gov/asp/OLRSNewsDoeJuly09.asp and Tobin Lead Attorney)

TRANSITION PLANNING WORKSHOP BY TOOLS FOR TODAY AND TOMORROW

From the moment a student walks through the school door for the first time, most people are already thinking about what that student will do the day they graduate. For students who have challenges in their learning styles, social skills, and behavior management, the transition from the school setting to adult life must be well planned.

This presentation for parents addresses the steps to developing a successful Individual Education Program for students with disabilities who are of transition age (14+). Topics will include how to develop a future plan, courses of study in high school, and what is involved in writing goals for post-high school experiences. The outcome is to increase a student’s opportunities for successful transition from the school setting to adult life.

Speaker: G. Flegel, Regional Transition Coordinator, Ohio Secondary Transition Improvement Grant

Date: Wednesday, August 19, 2009

Check in: 6:15-6:30 pm

Time: 6:30-8:30 pm

Location: ESC-CC Building

5811 Canal Road, Room 105, Valley View

(Please see directions below.)

Cost: $10.00

Advance Registration is Required:

Please call Kresnye at 216-229-5757, Ext. 126

Tools for Today and Tomorrow workshops are designed for parents and caregivers. Professionals are also welcome to attend. Information provided is for educational purposes only and is not intended to provide professional advice or guidance for individual issues. For individual issues, consult with a qualified professional of your choice. Please help spread the word by forwarding this email or the attached flyer to others. Thank you.

Directions to ESC-CC

From the North:

Take I-77 South to Granger Road (Exit 157)

Head east on Rt. 17 to Canal Road (Big Boy on corner)

Turn right on Canal Road to Cedarwood Landing building

Turn left on Fosdick Road (2nd traffic light)

Parking in rear of building

From the South:

Take I-77 North to Rockside Road (Exit 155)

Turn right (east) on Rockside, crossing Brecksville Road

Continue down the hill to Canal Road

Turn left on Canal to Cedarwood Landing building

Turn right on Fosdick Road (3rd traffic light)

Parking in rear of building

From the East:

I-271 to I-480 West to E. 98th Street (Exit 21) - turn right

Turn left at the 1st traffic light (Granger Road)

Continue down the hill to Canal Road (1st light)

Turn left on Canal to Cedarwood Landing building

Turn left on Fosdick Road (2nd traffic light)

Parking in rear of building

From West:

Take I-480 East to E. 98th Street (Exit 21) - turn left

Turn left at the 1st traffic light (Granger Road)

Continue down the hill to Canal Road (1st light)

Turn left on Canal to Cedarwood Landing building

Turn left on Fosdick Road (2nd traffic light)

Parking in rear of building

Kresnye

Program Manager

Tools for Today and Tomorrow

Mc House of Cleveland, Inc.

10415 Euclid Avenue

Cleveland, OH 44106-4709

216-229-5757, Ext. 126

(Source: Tools for Today and Tomorrow posting)

THE NATIONAL AUTISM ASSOCIATION'S ANNUAL CONFERENCE IS NOW REGISTERING

INFORMATION

INSPIRATION

EDUCATION

AND WOULD YOU BELIEVE RELAXATION?

N O W R E G I S T E R I N G

Get a companion pass for just $125

The National Autism Conference

November 12-15, 2009

HYATT REGENCY BONAVENTURE

Fort Lauderdale, FL

Click here for conference details and registration:

www.nationalautismconference.org

Think Autism. Think Cure.

HANDHELD ADAPTIVE TECH TOOL

iPromps is designed especially for parents, special educators and therapists to use with developmentally challenged and language-impaired individuals, iPrompts provides several easy-to-use, visual prompting tools (no audio prompts or voice output) to help individuals transition from one activity to the next, understand upcoming events, make choices, and focus on the task at hand. Click here for more info & to download

(Source: The Upside of Downs Newsletter)

DISABILITY AWARENESS NIGHT

Disability Awarenes Night, featuring a special presentation honoring those who serve the Special Needs community, will take place on Saturday Auguest 1st, 2009 at Classic Park.

This event is sponsored by Group.

Please contact 216/592-7351 for tickets or more information.

flyer

(Source: The Upside of Downs Newsletter)

BIOMEDICAL PARENT SUPPORT GROUP MEETINGS TO START UP AGAIN

To all those who are interested in joining a group of parents pursuing or investigating biomedical interventions for their loved ones with autism, please note the following meeting times for the remainder of 2009.

July 29

August 19

Sept 24

October 27

November 9

December 7

Meeting times are at 6:30 pm through 8:45 pm

Meeting place:

Independence Public Library

6361 Selig DriveIndependence, Ohio 44131-4926

Off Brecksville Road in Civic Center complex

Phone: 216.447.0160

More information to follow re. future topics. Please let me know what medical issues/biomedical issues you'd like to learn about next.

The first meeting in July will be a videotaped presentation from AutismOne Conference about Gastrointestinal Issues in Autism by Dr. Krigsman.

Any questions, please email me at egerpatt@... or at apattison@...

RSVP to me by July 26

Thank you so much.

Pattison

apattison@...

216.544.1231

www.autismnortheastohio.org

BENEFIT CONCERTS WILL HELP FUND MORE FAMILIES THIS YEAR THROUGH THE NATIONAL AUTISM ASSOCIATION - NORTHEAST OHIO (NAA-NEO) 2009 HELPING HAND PROGRAM

NAA-NEO is committed to fund all families who applied for a grant in 2009! We are working hard to raise more money with concert fundraisers we hope you will attend or let others know about!

DAP Productions is proud to present alternative rock band

C R A C K E R

at the Beachland Ballroom in Cleveland

Friday, August 28, 2009 at 7 PM.

Cracker, the group that veritably introduced brash irreverence and irony into alt-rock, are back and in top form on their 429 Records debut, Sunrise In The Land Of Milk And Honey.

OPENING BAND

"Cleveland's own country punkabilly band"

Whiskey Daredevils

Tickets available via www.ticketweb.com or www.beachlandballroom.com

$20/person in advance

$22/person at the door

d o w n l o a d t h e f l i e r h e r e

A portion of the proceeds will benefit local children with autism and their families.

Local autism service provider Peak Potential Therapy will run a raffle the night of the show. All monies raised will go to qualifying families served by Peak Potential Therapy through the 2009 Helping Hand Program of the National

Autism Association - Northeast Ohio (NAA-NEO).

Proceeds will cover services such as speech and behavioral therapy, social group, summer camp or respite care services for children with autism in the Northeast Ohio area.

Peak Potential Therapy continues to grow with newly added services such as academic tutoring. ABA therapy will also be provided again by Holly Reimann and her group beginning the Fall. Also there are Fall openings for in-home or center-based speech therapy with Peak Potential Therapy. Please visit www.peakpotentialtherapy.com for more information.

The National Autism Association - Northeast Ohio Chapter is proud to present

NELSON LEDGES AUTISM BENEFIT FESTIVAL

Labor Day Weekend

Sunday Sept 6

Noon to Midnight

Featuring

three-time Grammy-winner

Ralph Stanley

and The Clinch Mountain Boys

&

DONNA THE BUFFALO

also featuring

Ji Band

Tim Easton

Hillbilly Idol

Jack Fords

d o w n l o a d t h e f l i e r h e r e

At the Beautiful Ledges

in Garrettsville, OH

CHILDREN'S ACTIVITIES, SWIMMING, MUSIC, RAFFLE, CAMPING ALL INCLUDED

We will have special accomodations for children with autism and their families!

$35/person

Children under 12 free

Special pricing for autism families -

call at 216.544.1231 for details!

For other info, directions & tickets go to

www.nlqp.com or

www.autismnortheastohio.org/special_events.php

Questions?

Call Pattison at 216.544.1231 or email at apattison@...

DAP Productions is proud to present

Pat DiNizio

of the

SMITHEREENS

at the Beachland Ballroom in Cleveland

November 7, 2009

@ 8 PM

Tickets

www.ticketweb.com and

www.beachlandballroom.com

$20/person in advance

$22/person at the door

Portion of the proceeds

to benefit the

National Autism Association -Northeast Ohio

and local children with

autism and their families

More info coming soon...

...stay tuned!

PARENT-INITIATED WATERPARK FUNDRAISER

Please read about this parent-driven Waterpark fundraiser for the Autism Speaks Walk this Fall.

Please contact at .Kingsley@... for more information.

Please note that the deadline to receive this discounted rate is August 26, 2009.

"I am sponsoring a fundraising event for my son’s Walk Now For Autism Speaks team – Team Adam – which I would love to share with your distribution if you’re willing to post it.

It is a discounted room at Kalahari Waterpark for September 25th to the 26th. The price of $148 includes for up to 4 guests per room, waterpark passes for both Friday and Saturday. The cost for additional people in the room ($20) also includes waterpark passes – which is a GREAT deal.

I also have Sensory Room reserved and staffed, and have confirmed that the chefs in the restaurants can accommodate special diets.

I set this up because my kids (my son is 7 and has an autism diagnosis) simply LOVES the waterpark and I hope that all kids with autism have this experience.

Note that the park is open to the public, but I am trying to accommodate some of the special needs our kids have with the sensory room."

$25 from each room is going to Autism Speaks.

Please contact at .Kingsley@... for more information.

Northeast Ohio Chapter

(NAA-NEO)

P. O. Box 221195

Beachwood, OH 44122

web: www.autismnortheastohio.org

email: apattison@...

phone: 216.544.1231

IN THIS ISSUEAction Alert - Autism Insurance Discrimination

Tools for Today and Tomorrow Conference, October 23, 2009 -

Register Now!Monarch Preschool Welcomes Preschoolers

for 2009-2010Bellefaire and Rainbow enter uniques partnership and form Rainbow-Bellefaire JCB Autism Center

Conference for Special Religious Educators,

August 1, 2009

County Boards of MR/DD change their name

Catholic Charities Outreach Ministries Weekend Retreats

Catholic Charities Continuing Adult Education Program for Adults with cognitive disabilities

The Beautitudes Faith Formation Program for young children with disabilities

Milestones' teacher/

paraprofessional/ABA

one-week training

in August, 2009

Notice from the Ohio

Legal Rights Service

Transition Planning Workshop by

Tools for Today and Tomorrow,

August 19, 2009

The National Autism Association's annual conference is NOW registering -

November 12-15, 2009

Fort Lauderdale, FL

Handheld Adaptive Tech Tool

Disability Awareness Night, August 1, 2009

Biomedical Support Group Meeting Dates - Meet us July 29, 2009 in Independence, OH

Benefit Concerts will help fund more families this year through the

National Autism

Association - Northeast Ohio (NAA-NEO)

2009 Helping Hand

Program

CRACKER August 28, 2009 7 PM at the Beachland Ballroom (Cleveland)

Autism Benefit Festival September 6, 2009

Noon to Midnight at Ledges Quarry Park in Garrettsville, OH

Featuring Ralph Stanley, Donna the Buffalo, Tim Easton, Hillbilly Idol, The Jack Fords, and the Ji Band

Pat DiNizio from the ereens November 7, 2009 at 8 PM at the Beachland Ballroom

Parent initiated waterpark fundraiser for ASQUICK LINKSwww.autismnortheastohio.org

www.nationalautismconference.org

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