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A chance to talk with the persons who make Virginia government work will be a highlight of the annual 4-H Virginia Heritage Focus program Monday through Thursday, July 18 to 21, at Virginia State University.

Youngsters can learn how to influence policy through personal involvement, said Wayne M. Keffer, head of the 4-H youth program in Virginia. The Virginia Heritage Focus features talks by state officials as well as visits to the state capitol, State Supreme Court Building and the Governor’s mansion.

Participants will live at Virginia State for the three days and travel into Richmond for the tours. They

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