GreatGrandparents for Autism Advocacy. IL. Peoria
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We, ''2Oldies'', are Great Grandparents for Autism Advocacy. Our desire is to help educate our friends and neighbors across our great nation to the realities of Pervasive Develomental Disorders, Autism Spectrum, Asperger's Syndrome and other Disorders.
This group is not specifically for Great Grandparents. It is for every one interested, families, relatives, friends, neighbors, teachers, clergy, local officials --Y'All.
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- GreatGrandparents for Autism Advocacy
- Muscatine ggPaa Home Site
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Speed
Wondering if there should be a speed limit of 30 mph. Should we post a few signs throughout the area? I notice vehicles going 40 mph when people are out walking or kids playing in their front yards...
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Started: October 24th 2016Replies: 0
October Meeting
I guess a lot of residents watched the Cubs LOSE rather than go to a very informative meeting!
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Started: October 18th 2003Replies: 3
Area Burgleries
There has been a rash of burgleries in the St. Pat's area, the Cathedral area and the far west area. Please secure your belonging and don't become an easy target for thieves.
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Started: July 16th 2004Replies: 1
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