Today's Girl Scouts in WV

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Courtney Crabtree, Girl Scouts Of The Black Diamond Council in WV

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Sep 25, 2019

15,000 Girl Scouts In 61 Counties covering 4 States. Courtney Crabtree, Director Of Marketing Of Girl Scouts Of The Black Diamond Council in WV talks with Eric Minor about what is provided for these girls & their communities. bdgsc.org

Hosted by: Eric Minor Produced by: Keystone Newsmakers Team
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