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Why Young Adults Stay in their Small Wisconsin Town
Clip: Season 2000 Episode 2048 | 9m 42sVideo has Closed Captions
Four residents of the Black River Falls area share why they continue to live there.
Four residents of the Black River Falls area share the reasons why they continue to live in the community where they grew up rather than moving to a larger city.
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Here and Now
Why Young Adults Stay in their Small Wisconsin Town
Clip: Season 2000 Episode 2048 | 9m 42sVideo has Closed Captions
Four residents of the Black River Falls area share the reasons why they continue to live in the community where they grew up rather than moving to a larger city.
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