Founders of John’s Crazy Socks speak at Capitol Hill for World Down Syndrome Day
The company has also introduced its first official socks to raise awareness.
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Mar 21, 2024, 12:04 PM
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18ds agoThe founders of the Long Island company John’s Crazy Socks will speak at Capitol Hill Thursday for World Down Syndrome Day.
The company has also introduced its first official socks to raise awareness.
John Cronin and his son Mark spoke to News 12 about their plans at Capitol Hill.
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