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Executive director of the Northern Kentucky Community Action Commission (NKCAC), Catrena Bowman-Thomas
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Learning Grove's early childhood education programs received a grant to help them through the pandemic.
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The Center for great Neighborhoods sponsors the Mind Body Soul Summer Camp.
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