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· Boomer the Bengal Cat by Karen Pitchford
· Harry Spotter the Incontinent Puppy by Paige Hanson
· Dream I Can by Susie Gallucci, Illustrated by Amy Sellers
· Believe I Can By Susie Gallucci, Illustrated by Amy Sellers
· Believe & Dream Find Their Way Home by S. Gallucci 2006
· Miss Amy's Hurray for Rhyme it's Story Time
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· Rest in Peace, Mr. Bennet
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· Love will find the key...
· My BIG Idea 2 By Asa Sellers (10 yrs old)
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· WTBQ Radio NY - The Frank Truatt Morning Show
· 1480 WHBC Morning Radio Show - Canton, Ohio
· KXYL FM Radio Interview Brownwood, TX
· WTLN: Public Service Announcement regarding AUTISM
· The Apopka Chief April 27, 2007
· FRONT PAGE!!! Apopka Chief April 20, 2007
· The Planter Newspaper April 13, 2007
· Apopka MY TOWN Magazine April 5, 2007
· The Apopka Chief March 23, 2007
· The Apopka Chief News July 28, 2006
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· Inspiration sneaks up again...
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· Before & After Make-Over... Dirty old DOGS!
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· “Mommy’s Little ♥ Fan Club”
· Memories Re-surfacing
· Chick from P.A.
· Christmas Eve Adventure
More poetry...
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· Online Article: what to do in Mt Dora .com
· EVERYTHING LAKE MAGAZINE Sept. 2012 Issue
· Limited Edition, Signed & Numbered Private Label Wine Bottles for Event!
· Art Reveal to benefit AUTISM SPEAKS
· Lighthouse of Mount Dora starts the reveal
· New Gallery, New Series ready to launch!
· Freddy Frog is new mascott
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· Memories of Mount Dora Preview Oct 22, 2012
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Autism Ribbon Making
4/17/2007 3:29:00 PM
by Amy Sellers
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| Laurie & Caitly Staples and the three Sellers Boys (Asa, Andrew and Sam) |
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The crew gathered together this past weekend to continue making autism ribbons for the Apopka Art and Foliage Festival. Laurie Staples and her daughter, Caitlyn, have been making the ribbons and distributing them for years at the festival and other events. They purchase the items themselves and hand them out to the community for free! "Anything I can do to help the community become aware of autism, I'll do!", says Laurie. THANKS TEAM... for making a difference!
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