Three grants go to after school programs

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Girls at Annapolis High School who are confronting various challenges will receive additional support at their afterschool program, Turning Point, through a community grant.

“The grant will help these girls with academic learning, life skills and cultural diversity,” said Karla Jenkins, who works on youth programs in the United Way of Central Maryland.

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