Left to right: Ana Saenz, Roxana Lucar, Paloma Arciva, Mayor Art Lindberg, Vianey Gallo, Joshua Garcia, Leo Saenz, Ema Saenz and Elena Saenz pose for a photo following Lindberg's signing of a proclamation on June 20 commemorating a week for Corazones Azules.
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Kids at the Schuyler Public Library sensory activity on June 29 show off soap goop they made for Corazones Azules Week.
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Ana Saenz, Paloma Arciva and Vianey Gallo hold up a proclamation signed by Mayor Art Lindberg, right, commemorating the week of June 26-30 as Corazones Azules Week.
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Schuyler Public Library Director Jenny White helps kids make soap goop at June 29's Corazones Azules activity. The soap goop, made from Ivory soap, goes from a bar of soap to foam to flakes to goop in a fun sensory experiment, White said.
For children with disabilities of any kind, it can be difficult to find places to have fun and be themselves safely and comfortably. Almost a year ago, a group of parents of children with special needs banded together to create a sort of support and community learning group called Corazones Azules to address that very issue.
Left to right: Ana Saenz, Roxana Lucar, Paloma Arciva, Mayor Art Lindberg, Vianey Gallo, Joshua Garcia, Leo Saenz, Ema Saenz and Elena Saenz pose for a photo following Lindberg's signing of a proclamation on June 20 commemorating a week for Corazones Azules.
Ana Saenz, Paloma Arciva and Vianey Gallo hold up a proclamation signed by Mayor Art Lindberg, right, commemorating the week of June 26-30 as Corazones Azules Week.
Schuyler Public Library Director Jenny White helps kids make soap goop at June 29's Corazones Azules activity. The soap goop, made from Ivory soap, goes from a bar of soap to foam to flakes to goop in a fun sensory experiment, White said.
