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Bubbles, Bubbles Everywhere in Berkeley Heights!

Elementary School Students in Berkeley Heights recently participated in a Guinness World Record for Autism Awareness.

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On April 22, 2013 at 1:15 p.m. Mary Kay McMillin Early Childhood Center and all the Elementary Schools in the Berkeley Heights School District participated in a Guinness World Record for Autism Awareness.

The 282 students and staff at Mountain Park School each blew bubbles of hope to the skies above in honor of those families we love and support. Bubbles are symbols of joy, hope and laughter and bring people together.  hey did just that on this day.

Everyone at Mountain Park had a great time as they blew their bubbles together and created a new awareness of families facing autism.All the participants will be recorded and entered towards the Guinness World Record which currently stands at 34,529.

By Angela Penna 

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