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Kids took charge in Larksville at Children's Business Fair

LARKSVILLE, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) If you think big business is just for grown-ups, think again. Some young local entrepreneurs are proving that age is just a number when it comes to creativity, confidence, and cash flow. Kids took charge on Saturday at a Children's Business Fair at High Point Baptist Church in Larksville. Visitors [ ]
In Larksville, Pennsylvania, a group of children took charge of their neighborhood by organizing a cleanup effort, demonstrating leadership and community spirit. The initiative, which started with a few kids wanting to improve their surroundings, quickly grew as more children joined in, picking up litter and beautifying local parks. Their efforts were supported by parents and local residents, who praised the children for their dedication and positive impact on the community. The kids' actions not only cleaned up the area but also inspired others to take part in future community projects, showcasing the potential of youth-led initiatives.

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