Summer Camps

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Chris Colville, CEO and President for the YMCA of Frederick County

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Jun 11, 2018

Yolanda Vazquez talks with the Chris Colville, CEO and President for the YMCA of Frederick County. They discuss the Summer Camps offered through the YMCA of Frederick County. They also discuss flood recovery efforts, and the Capital Campaign. For more information on YMCA of Frederick County and summer camps, visit their website.

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