4-H Thriving in Connecticut | Comcast Newsmakers

4-H Thriving in Connecticut - 5:43

with Pam Gray of Uconn 4-H, New London County

Posted Sep 19, 2019

Uconn 4-H, New London County: Exploring the environment and nature; growing your own food with all types of gardens; learning about technology and robotics; developing photography or drama skills and caring for animals. Program Coordinator, Pam Gray, joins Newsmakers.

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