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STATE FAIR: PiNY & Fashion Review Updates

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PiNY Meeting Followup

I am following up regarding the discussion that was held on 5/24 regarding the PiNY competition at the New York State Fair. I, unfortunately, forgot to hit the record button on our discussion but have included the notes from the meeting below. We are looking to gather more information from all counties that have an interest in participating in the event and who may have youth interested in this program at the State Fair Level. Please take a moment to fill out the google form to help us inform our decisions and forward motion. Please feel free to share this email with staff that may have not received this information directly.


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Fashion Review Meeting Followup

A group of Educators gathered today (5/25) to discuss the NYS 4-H Fashion Review opportunity at the NYS Fair. It was decided, in much the same way, that Fashion Review should continue to be offered at the NYS Fair. We need your help though to make an informed decision about how this will look this year. Please take the time to fill out the survey so that a date can be decided upon and planning for this opportunity can begin. It truly takes a village and I want to be sure and have enough time for this opportunity to be well planned.



Please take note that the group has asked that this survey be left open until next Wednesday (6/1) so that a decision can be made quickly. We are also asking folks to tell us how this opportunity might be more creative about what is included in Fashion Review.


As always I am happy to answer any questions that you may have and I appreciate everyone’s patience as we move to bring our programs/events back to the NYS Fair.


- Autumn Lavine, NYS Fair 4-H Coordinator

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