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March 2020
CANCELLED – Forgiveness as a Spiritual Practice Workshop
10:00 am–12:00 noon, Program 12:00 noon–1:00 pm, Lunch 1:00–3:00 pm, Program Medford Campus Holly Room Fee: $45 per person, includes light vegetarian lunch. Registration deadline: March 27. Based by Popular Demand—a return visit for a longer workshop. PROGRAM Life brings to each of us experiences of anger, fear, hurt, and pain. What we do with these experiences is up to each individual. Choosing to practice forgiveness can bring healing and move us closer to inner peace, as well as renewing…
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CANCELLED Daffodil Daze Walk
No fee. Registration deadline: March 27. Rain or shine! Back by Popular Demand! Enjoy the beauty of the spring season and be inspired by the Ilgenfritz Daffodil Collection. PROGRAM Medford Leas bountiful collection of daffodils began when one of its earliest residents, Marjorie (Midge) Ilgenfritz, arrived in 1978 with her collection of prized bulbs from her garden in Mamaroneck, New York. Over the years, Midge’s bulbs were divided and moved throughout the Medford Campus, and additional daffodils have been added,…
Learn More »CANCELLED Great Decisions: Foreign Policy Challenges
No fee. No registration required PROGRAM Great Decisions is America’s largest discussion program on world affairs. The name is shared by a national civic-education program, administered and produced by the Foreign Policy Association. This spring, based upon popular demand, the Medford Leas Residents Association invites you to join in the Great Decisions series, which highlights thought-provoking foreign policy challenges facing Americans today. SPEAKERS A Medford Leas resident will act as moderator and present information related to the scheduled topic before…
Learn More »CANCELLED Cape May – The Evolution of this Popular Seaside Town
No fee. Registration deadline: March 29. PROGRAM The original residents of Cape May were the Lenni-Lenape Indians, but how did this area transform from the hunting grounds for these Native Americans, to the popular shore town it is today? Join Jason Love as he traces this town’s remarkable history from the Lenni-Lenape Indian population, to Captain Cornelius Mey’s first sighting in 1621, to the mid-19th Century when Cape May became a resort town for people looking to escape Philadelphia during…
Learn More »CANCELLED Daffodil Daze Walk
No fee. Registration deadline: March 27. Rain or shine! Back by Popular Demand! Enjoy the beauty of the spring season and be inspired by the Ilgenfritz Daffodil Collection. PROGRAM Medford Leas bountiful collection of daffodils began when one of its earliest residents, Marjorie (Midge) Ilgenfritz, arrived in 1978 with her collection of prized bulbs from her garden in Mamaroneck, New York. Over the years, Midge’s bulbs were divided and moved throughout the Medford Campus, and additional daffodils have been added,…
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