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Mayor's Youth Council

Gig Harbor, WALocal News

The Mayor's Youth Council event kicks off on May 5, 2025, in Council, Idaho, and extends through May 30, 2025. This initiative focuses on nurturing leadership skills and fostering community involvement among local youth. Participants will work alongside local government officials and engage in various public service projects. The program highlights the significance of community building and public service in enriching the lives of young individuals. Local leaders, including the mayor, will actively participate, providing mentorship and guidance.

This initiative aims to empower youth by encouraging them to take an active role in shaping their communities. Additionally, the council will explore the broader implications of leadership and public service in today's society. By fostering partnerships, the program seeks to instill a sense of responsibility and civic duty among participants.

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Notice of Decision - GHFMO Station 51

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