As many families are staying home to avoid spreading the coronavirus, the Boys and Girls of Cape Cod is continuing some of their programs online. Executive Director Ruth Provost tells us how they’re keeping Cape Cod kids busy during this unprecedented time.
Sunday Journal Chat with Ruth Provost of the Boys and Girls of Cape Cod
April 3, 2020
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