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A Revolutionary Children’s Day BY LOGAN MOYER
Daniel Boone Homestead will host its annual Children’s Day on Sunday, May 3, from noon to 4 p.m. at the homestead, 400 Daniel Boone Road, Birdsboro. This year, the event has a new name. In accordance with America’s 250th anniversary, this year’s theme is “A Revolutionary Children’s Day.” “It conveys a little bit more of the (America) 250, military focus,” said Amanda Machik, the director of the museum. “A lot of the fan-favorites we will still have.” Children’s Day has been held annually for at least 20 years. R127331
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Pennsylvania 4-H Week and National Agriculture Week Recognized C hester Count y o ff ic i als recognized Pennsylvania 4-H Week and National Agriculture Week during a recent Board of Commissioners meeting , highlighting the importance of youth leadership programs and the agricultural industry to the county and the commonwealth. Local 4-H representatives, Penn State Extension staff members, and Pennsylvania Secretary of Agriculture Russell Redding joined the commissioners to mark the observances and discuss the impact of agriculture and 4-H programs across Chester County. Heidi Bramm, president of Tri-Community Dairy 4-H, spoke about the value of hands-on learning and leadership opportunities provided through the organization. “4-H really g ives me the o p p o r t u n i t y t o g ro w a s a person,” said Bramm. “There are so many great people through 4-H that can guide you because they respect the program, and they know that kids who go there want to learn and do these things, so doing that gives you the ability to learn so much. It’s just an amazing group of people, and it attracts more amazing people.” The commissioners emphasized the importance of supporting programs that prepare the next generation of agricultural and community leaders. In their proclamation, they noted that 4-H continues to play a vital role in youth development and the future See 4-H Week pg 3
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