County Executive Samantha Kerkman speaks during a Wednesday afternoon dedication ceremony for the western Kenosha County-themed mural created by participants in this year’s Summer Youth Employment Program. Looking on, at right, is Kenosha County Gang Intervention Supervisor Donna Rhodes, coordinator of the program. PHOTOS: KENOSHA COUNTY COMMUNICATIONS
This year’s Kenosha County Summer Youth Employment Program mural was dedicated Wednesday (Oct. 5) at the Job Center.
The work of art — a celebration of western Kenosha County landmarks — will soon go on permanent display in the lobby of the County Center at highways 45 and 50 in Bristol.
The program this year employed 146 at-risk youth who worked a total of 14,000 hours and public and private employer worksites across the county, all with the goal of teaching valuable work and life skills while also providing a paying summer job.
Having recently completed its 14th season, the program is presented in a partnership between Kenosha County, the Kenosha Unified School District, the Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha, Community Impact Programs and the participating worksites.
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