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USU Extension's Christina Pay talks Family STEAM Night and baking book clubs

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Utah State University Extension is preparing for several fall events, including a Family STEAM Night on Nov. 16 and the Baking Murder Mystery book club on Nov. 23. Both events will take place in the USU Extension classroom. Christina Pay from USU Extension joined the KOAL newsroom to talk about both events.

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