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Autism Seminar for First Responders Set for April 11

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Bill Cannata, the original presenter at the Flying Point Foundation for Autism’s annual first responder training seminar, will return for this year’s event. KIM COVELL PHOTO

Bill Cannata, the original presenter at the Flying Point Foundation for Autism’s annual first responder training seminar, will return for this year’s event. KIM COVELL PHOTO

authorStaff Writer on Mar 18, 2024
The Flying Point Foundation for Autism has joined forces with Stony Brook Southampton Hospital and the Suffolk County Department of Health Services, Division of Emergency Medical Services, to hold a... more

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