The sled was laden with gifts: a pillow, scarf, s’mores-making kit, hat, games, snow-building materials and more.

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“Challah and Chicken Soup for the Quarantined Soul” includes rolls, grape juice, candles and homemade soup (matzah balls optional).

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With schedules disrupted, programs suspended and caretakers unable to report for work, people with disabilities, their families and professionals who work with them are experiencing new realities and experimenting with creative solutions.

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Rabbi Zalman Grossbaum mentioned that the name of the street is apropos given everything that goes on at the new LifeTown resource for those with special needs and their families.

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A sprawling state-of-the-art resource for individuals and families with special needs will add much-needed resources to an area with the highest rate of children with autism in the United States.

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