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Girls Inc. Westchester Teens To Present Entrepreneurial Workshop for Fox Lane Middle School Girls
Free – Girls in Charge Leadership Workshop at Neighbors Link Saturday, May 10, 2014, 2:00 PM Girls Inc. Westchester’s Girls In Charge program will present the third in a series of workshops for middle school girls at Neighbors Link on … Continue reading
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