My OSU ExtensionGene MaysThe thing that impressed me was that the kids said they had a better understanding of what their parents go through. If you want your kids to have the opportunity to walk through your shoes, get them to Real Money, Real World Joyce HughesIt think what OSU Extension has brought to my neighbors, and to my neighborhood, is hope - something that people didn't have before. Lindsay BinegarI think 4-H is important even if you don't live on a farm. Whatever project you take-photography, foods, clothing, art-being able to show off what you completed gives you a big sense of accomplishment. It's very important that 4-H sticks around and continues to grow. Dan CrouseWhat I've learned in this process is that marketing is everything. Business Retention & Expansion has helped debunk a lot of downtown perceptions that have stifled economic growth. Document Actions
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