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Special needs kids chill with Santa at North Pole Stroll

Summary by Ground News

Play-Place, an activity center for children with autism and other special needs, hosted the sixth annual North Pole Stroll. Families got a free gift for their child, a Christmas dinner, and cupcakes and cookies for dessert. Girl Scout Troop No. 76087 sang "Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer" karaoke-style.

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The Detroit News

Special needs kids chill with Santa at North Pole Stroll

Santa Claus made an early appearance for autistic and special needs children at a Christmas-themed party Sunday in Sterling Heights.

3 years ago·Detroit, United States

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Brantford Expositor

Time with Santa a gift for special needs kids

Six-year-old Sam Kelly remembered visiting Santa at Sensity in Paris last year.

3 years ago·Ontario, Canada

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Brantford Expositor broke the news in Ontario, Canada 3 years ago on Sunday, December 11, 2022.

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