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Greg Stevens, right, 4-H Community Educator for Saratoga

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Greg Stevens, right, 4-H Community Educator for Saratoga

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Greg Stevens, right, 4-H Community Educator for Saratoga County helps Dokota Mattern, age 8, from Lockport, N.Y., build a bluebird house during a natural resource lab as part of the New York National Guard Family and Youth Training Workshop, April 16. The New York National Guard Youth program provides support and skills training in leadership, mentoring and resource coordination that reflect the unique needs of military youth. The program provides safe activities and a place to meet, talk and have fun with other military youth while addressing deployment issues, such as separation anxiety, increased responsibility and reintegration when a loved one returns home.

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16/04/2011
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