Detroit Seeking Partners To Expand Summer Youth Programs
By participating with local places of worship and other nonprofits the city of Detroit is seeking to expand summer youth recreational activities next year.
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By participating with local places of worship and other nonprofits the city of Detroit is seeking to expand summer youth recreational activities next year.
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