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    The Health eCommunity was started by Ronnie F. Wilkins and received early encouragement from Anthony Meadows, Sr. Shortly thereafter, Jeannie Wardrick, Chistopher Meadows, and Letha Gilstrap were first to lend their support to the effort. We were soon joined by Corey and Cheryl Waters. Are you interested in joining us? Contact Us to find out how you can get involved.  This project is funded in part by the City of Durham Neighborhood Matching Grants.
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    Saturday, October 21, 2017 - HMT
    
    PARTNERSHIP FOR A HEALTHY DURHAM.  Join us Saturday morning at 09:00 at the Ridgefield playground.
    
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    Saturday, October 21, 2017 - 3:30 PM
    
    GIRL TREK: Take a Walk - Join a Movement
    
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    Saturday, June 30, 2018 - HEALTHY MILE Trail repainting
    
    WE'RE GIVING THE RIDGEFIELD TRAIL A FRESH COAT OF PAINT. Join us Saturday evening at 7:00 PM.
    
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    Saturday, June 8, 2019 - HMT
    
    Join us Saturday morning at 07:30 at the Corner of Knightwood and Pebblestone Drive.  We are planning to put a fresh coat of paint on our Healthy Mile Trail.
    
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The goal of The Healthy Community is to educate the local community in matters regarding the use of technology in achieving, promoting, and maintaining optimal health. Use of technology includes smart phones, websites, social media, mobile apps, and wearables such as fit bits. It also includes the use of any device used to measure and/or monitor health.