In acknowledgement of Mental Health Awareness Month, Breaking the Stigma is a mini-series exploring mental health in Arlington High School through interviews with students, teachers and mental health professionals. In
In acknowledgement of Mental Health Awareness Month, Breaking the Stigma is a mini-series exploring mental health in Arlington High School through interviews with students, teachers and mental health professionals. In
In this episode of Old & New Halley and Adam discuss working after 65 – who is doing it and why some people don’t. About Old & New Have you
Arlington’s Community Education presents: Soups and Stews to Warm the Soul. Produced and edited by Dylan Charles. Equipment and production facilities for this program were provided by Arlington Community Media,
On this episode, learn how to make a decadent holiday Yule Log! An ONN Production in collaboration with French in the Kitchen – http://www.frenchinthekitchen.com/ French Hosts: Francoise Matte and Cecile
This show is hosted by Margie DiMonte, Health & Nutrition Coach. Highlighting Bob Cooley’s Resistance Flexibility approach. This show is on depression and discusses some alternative approaches such as food
This show is hosted by Margie DiMonte, Health & Nutrition Coach. The video features information on Lyme Disease and ways to utilize alternative approaches. Dr. Arthur Gertler, a Lyme Literate
This episode is on natural and organic, skin care products, featuring Beth Hopkins, CEO of Shamanuti. Both Margie and Beth will be discussing good skin care protocol and essential oils
This show is hosted by Margie DiMonte, Health & Nutrition Coach. Highlighting Bob Cooley’s Resistance Flexibility approach. Discussion focuses on releasing dense fascia and scar tissue from trauma through Bob
Focus Media’s coverage of the annual event to raise awareness and funds for cancer research. Participants include survivors and those impacted by cancer. http://relay.acsevents.org/site/PageServer/?pagename=relay
In 2014, over one and a half million Americans with life-limiting illnesses, and their families, were served by hospice. Although a relatively new concept, the word “hospice” dates back to medieval times when it referred to a place of shelter and rest for weary or ill travelers on a long journey. In that same spirit, we offer this conversation about hospice.
In this edition of Arlington Public News, an increase in taxes for updated schools: voters get to decide in an upcoming special election. And a Major General helps Arlington dedicate
In this edition of Arlington Public News town officials vote in favor of re-opening the Gibbs School instead of adding on to the Ottoson to make room for more middle-schoolers.
Mindfulness, a form of meditation to clear the mind and slow one-self down is taking off across the nation and Arlington is no exception. Classes are offered through Arlington Community
85 Park Ave., Arlington, MA 02476
Phone: (781) 777-1115
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85 Park Avenue, Arlington, MA 02476
Phone: (781) 777-1115
Monday – Thursday, 10-6; Friday, 10-5
