Activities That Do More Than Keep Kids Out of Trouble | Comcast Newsmakers

Activities That Do More Than Keep Kids Out of Trouble - 4:56

Dennis Poluga

Posted Nov 03, 2017

Host Eric Minor and Dennis Poluga, Director, Mountaineer Boys and Girls Club, Morgantown, discuss the MBGC's after school programs and resources that do more than keep kids out of trouble and instead provide help with homework and fun ways to stimulate their learning and help them plan for their futures. www.mbgclub.org

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