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Area 4-Her Shines at Eastern States Expo

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BURLINGTON – Visitors to the New England Center at the 2024 Eastern States Exposition on September 15 and 16 were treated to a wide range of Vermont 4-H activities and exhibits.

More than three dozen Vermont 4-Hers, all blue-ribbon winners at the annual 4-H State Day in May, shared their project work through their action exhibits, illustrated talks, stage performances and smart shopper outfits, among other activities. In addition to the in-person presentations, several photographs and posters by 4-Hers were on display throughout the 17-day run of the fair, held annually in West Springfield, Mass.

Local 4-Hers representing the state were: Illustrated Talk, Natalie Hill, Greensboro.

Several other 4-H’ers were eligible to present at the “Big E” but were unable to attend due to school and other commitments.

To learn more about the UVM Extension 4-H program, call the State 4-H Office at (802) 656-7630 or (800) 571-0668 (toll-free in Vermont).

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