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Local youth participate in State Fair

Dorchester Banner
Posted 10/1/16

Special to Dorchester Banner/Lisa Widmaier, 4-H volunteer Dorchester 4-H members Ali Todd, Rachel Widmaier, and Kaitlyn Bradley proudly show off some of their photography, art, and craft projects …

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Local youth participate in State Fair

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Special to Dorchester Banner/Lisa Widmaier, 4-H volunteer Dorchester 4-H members Ali Todd, Rachel Widmaier, and Kaitlyn Bradley proudly show off some of their photography, art, and craft projects that they exhibited at the Maryland State Fair.   Special to Dorchester Banner/Lisa Widmaier, 4-H volunteer
Dorchester 4-H members Ali Todd, Rachel Widmaier, and Kaitlyn Bradley proudly show off some of their photography, art, and craft projects that they exhibited at the Maryland State Fair.
Special to Dorchester Banner/Christine English, 4-H volunteer Dorchester 4-Her Erica Willing with her Overall Grand Champion Buck in the 4-H Meat Goat Show at the Maryland State Fair.   Special to Dorchester Banner/Christine English, 4-H volunteer
Dorchester 4-Her Erica Willing with her Overall Grand Champion Buck in the 4-H Meat Goat Show at the Maryland State Fair.
CAMBRIDGE — Four 4-H youth members from Dorchester County recently participated in the Maryland State Fair. The 135th Maryland State Fair was held Aug. 26 – Sept. 5 in Timonium, and provided a state-level opportunity for youth involved in 4-H and FFA programs to showcase their projects, skills, and knowledge. Dorchester County 4-H participants included Kaitlyn Bradley, Ali Todd, Rachel Widmaier, and Erica Willing. The 4-Hers exhibited projects ranging from photography and art to baked goods and floral arrangements. Erica Willing also participated in the 4-H Photo Challenge Contest, and exhibited her meat goats in 4-H, breed, and open shows. The Dorchester County 4-H program is the youth development program of University of Maryland Extension. 4-H is open to any youth ages 5-18 as of Jan. 1. 4-H is an equal access and equal opportunity program. For more information about 4-H, please contact UME Dorchester Co. at 410-228-8800 or e-mail 4-H Agent, Navonne Owen, at nowen@umd.edu. Also, please visit website at https://extension.umd.edu/dorchester-county/dorchester-county-4-h-youth-development-program and like us on Facebook (search University of Maryland Extension – Dorchester County 4-H) for updates.
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