Extension highlights Youth in Governance pilot, PFAS update and programming partnerships
Extension Oneida County reported federal FoodWIse funding support, a proposed Youth in Governance pilot targeting grades 11–12, PFAS findings at Minocqua‑Hazelhurst‑Lake Tomahawk Elementary School, Nicolet collaboration on youth theater and programming, and a planned annual report to the full County Board.
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Area 4 Extension Director Amber Rehberg briefed the committee on several UW‑Extension and community outreach items March 10, including federal FoodWIse funding, staffing, programming partnerships and a new Youth in Governance pilot.
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