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activities
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Check out Ville Briefs
If you want to read more about West Medford you can read "Voices of West Medford" by Sharon Kennedy.
Click here to learn more or order a copy.
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Teen Calendar
DANCE CONTINUES
Instructor Alyssa Hibbin
Until March 30
Alyssa has been dancing since the age of 10. She loves sharing her enthusiasm for modern dance with kids of all abilities.
The WMCC and her returning students are delighted to have Alyssa teach in our community!
- Introduction to Jazz and Ballet
- Ages 7-11 yrs. old
- Mondays 6:30-7:30
- Jazz/Funk/Hip Hop
- Ages 12 yrs. old+
- Mondays 7:30-8:30
Cost: $50 with membership
Team TADD: Teens against Drinking
and Drugs
Tuesdays,
6:30-8:00pm
Team TADD, MHM’s third task force, with the support of a 5-year federal Drug Free Communities grant, is geared towards decreasing drug use (including alcohol) and addiction within the city of Medford.
Although it focuses on youth, it also addresses drug use among adults in the city. Through this task force, MHM is currently in the data-collection stage – collecting as much data from youth (via the Communities That Care Youth Survey and youth-centered focus groups), residents and those who work on matters relating to substance abuse (through interviews) and other people who are concerned citizens throughout the community (through community forums).
As they complete the data collection stage, we will begin implementing new programs throughout the city.
Team TADD engages young people of Medford in issues that affect our community's health. All are welcome!