Art exhibit in Tarrytown raises autism awareness
Michelle Manno says the exhibit features photographs of Jake during a trip to Manhattan.
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Apr 24, 2022, 8:58 PM
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8h agoA Yonkers mother opened an art exhibit to raise awareness for autism at the Coffee Labs Roasters Shop in Tarrytown.
Michelle Manno says her 18-year-old son, Jake, has autism.
She says the exhibit features photographs of Jake during a trip to Manhattan.
April is Autism Awareness Month. The photos will be on display until the end of May.
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