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Girls on the Run Program at Crescent Park Elementary School has been very successful this past fall. Coordinator of the program, Jenni Smith shared the mission and introduced two of the participants, Harper Phelps and Aleigh Deprey. The Museums of the Bethel Historical Society Executive Director, Will Chapman, and volunteer extraordinaire, Rosemary Laban, provided a great overview of one of their signature programs, Mornings at the Museum, which is held Thursday mornings in July. Area young people and the participants of the Mahoosuc Kids Association have enjoyed making history come alive through this fabulous program! Rotary is a major sponsor of the program.
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