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Special Olympics New York will be right in your back yard this weekend. Pine Plains High School will be hosting Anderson Center for Autism's first basketball invitational tournament. Two-division team play will take place from 9:30 am to 4:30 pm.

Did you catch the birth of baby Lorenzo on MTV's Snooki and JWoww? Wondering what Snooki's amazing leopard-print get-up was during her delivery? Well, it was a custom BG Birthingown - created by a nurse, specifically for women! www.birthingown.com

Anderson Center for Autism recently partnered with the Off-Broadway show 'Falling,' leading a special after-show "talkback" touching on the new Autism Insurance Legislation as well as sharing the emotional stories of every family affected by autism.

Anderson Center for Autism prepares for their annual tree lighting ceremony. This year, the center celebrates not only the upcoming holidays, but also the impressive strides they have made to improve the lives of those living on the autism spectrum.

The volleyball individuals skills competition will be the first of many events hosted by Anderson Athletic's growing Special Olympics team of 85 athletes. Now, one of the largest programs in New York state, the team serves as continual inspiration.

Anderson Center for Autism launches a unique radio program rooted in the topic of the recent Autism Insurance Legislation. The show will provide a series of interviews with related specialists as well as a question and answer forum for listeners.

Graduate musicians from Bard College will present a recital inspired by the visual artwork of the children & adults of Anderson Center for Autism. The concert plans to feature more than a dozen drawings & paintings paired with musical performances.

According to a new study, adolescents with autism are 4 times more likely to be on the receiving end of bullying than their peers. Anderson Center for Autism in Staatsburg, NY comments.

Anderson Center for Autism hosts annual Adult Art Exhbiti August 28th, 2012 at Pavel Zoubok Gallery in NYC.

In response to last month’s historic ruling on the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), the Anderson Center for Autism has released an important statement to explain the effects on the community they serve.