Photo gallery: World Down Syndrome Day in Delaware
By Joseph Edelen
Posted 3/28/24
DOVER - Gov. John Carney was joined by members of the Down Syndrome Association of Delaware, the Delaware Developmental Disabilities Council and lawmakers to sign a proclamation for World Down …
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Photo gallery: World Down Syndrome Day in Delaware
Gov. John Carney was surrounded by lawmakers and advocates as he signed a proclamation recognizing World Down Syndrome Day in the First State.
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Rep. Krista Griffith’s son, Nate, joins the World Down Syndrome Day celebration on Facetime, as he is greeted by Gov. Carney.
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Speaker of the House Valerie Longhurst and Lt. Gov. Bethany Hall-Long watch as a young guest plays with an iPhone ahead of Thursday’s proclamation signing.
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Sen. Nicole Poore (left) and Speaker of the House Valerie Longhurst (right) address guests ahead of the proclamation signing for World Down Syndrome Day on Thursday.
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Guests celebrate the recognition of World Down Syndrome Day alongside Gov. Carney and members of Delaware’s General Assembly.
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One of the governor’s young guests holds up the World Down Syndrome Day proclamation with the help of Speaker of the House Valerie Longhurst and Lt. Gov. Bethany Hall-Long.
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Lawmakers rocked their socks for World Down Syndrome Day on Thursday. Here, Gov. John Carney shows off his socks alongside Sen. Nicole Poore, Speaker of the House Valerie Longhurst and Rep. Sherry Dorsey Walker.
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By DOVER - Gov. John Carney was joined by members of the Down Syndrome Association of Delaware, the Delaware Developmental Disabilities Council and lawmakers to sign a proclamation for World Down Syndrome Day.
Members of the General Assembly donned colorful socks with the governor to celebrate the occassion, which is also known as Rock Your Socks Day.
