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Medfield TV’s Members Meetup – noon on 2/7

Posted on February 3, 2026 | Leave a comment

 

From Katie Duval, Executive Director, Medfield TV –

You’re invited to Medfield TV’s Members Meetup!

Saturday, February 7th – 12 PM-1:30 PM at Medfield TV Studio

Join us for light refreshments, and get to know fellow Medfield TV Producers, Volunteers, and Supporters.

Pitch ideas, work on projects, collaborate with peers, and make something the whole town will be proud of!

Current and prospective members are welcome!

Don’t miss out on this fun time! RSVP HERE!

www.medfield.tv

For updates and more, subscribe to the Medfield TV monthly newsletter

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MEDFIELD OUTREACH – Winter Newsletter

Posted on January 16, 2026 | Comments Off on MEDFIELD OUTREACH – Winter Newsletter

From Viktorria Glissendorf, MPH, Prevention Coordinator, Medfield Outreach –

SHARE: Join Our Email List Upcoming Events & Current Offerings Photovoice GalleryWalkthrough Join us for a gallery walkthrough of theMedfield Photovoice student art project on January 22 from 3:30–4:30 p.m. at the Medfield High School Library. Through avariety of expressive media includingphotography and digital art, Medfield HighSchool students explored the interpersonaland community environments shaping theirhealth and well-being. The reception willalso feature spoken reflections fromselected Medfield students, accompaniedby live music from the Medfield GuitarClub.
SHARE: Join Our Email List Upcoming Events & Current Offerings Photovoice Gallery Walkthrough Join us for a gallery walkthrough of the Medfield Photovoice student art project on January 22 from 3:30–4:30 p.m. at the Medfield High School Library. Through a variety of expressive media including photography and digital art, Medfield High School students explored the interpersonal and community environments shaping their health and well-being. The reception will also feature spoken reflections from selected Medfield students, accompanied by live music from the Medfield Guitar Club. Parent Coffee Hour Thursday, January 29 from 10:30-11:30 AM @ Medfield Public Library We are excited to offer a Coffee Talk for parents and guardians of tweens and adolescents! Have a cup of coffee with us as we share tips on talking with your kids about technology use and discuss successful strategies families have used to navigate digital safety in a changing world. No need to RSVP, just show up! SPACE Treatment Contact Medfield Outreach to schedule! We are pleased to announce that we are now offering SPACE treatment, which stands for Supportive Parenting for Anxious Childhood Emotions. The SPACE treatment approach centers on empowering parents to make changes in their own behavior, rather than directly trying to change their child's behavior. Participants in the program will learn two primary strategies: how to respond more supportively to their anxious child and how to gradually reduce accommodations made for their child's symptoms. QPR Training Contact Medfield Outreach to schedule! Did you know that you don't have to be a professional to offer hope and help to those considering suicide? Medfield Outreach can provide a FREE 2-hour QPR: Suicide Prevention Training for Medfield residents, aged 18+. All you need is a group of 8-15 people willing to learn how to offer hope in a time of distress. Call your friends and schedule a training today! Medfield Mobile Task Force Presents: Screenagers January 26 | 7:00 PM | Medfield High School Auditorium To thoughtfully address the opportunities and concerns arising from technology and social media, Medfield Public Schools convened a Mobile Technology Task Force, a collaborative forum bringing together students, parents, educators, and members of the Medfield School Committee to examine the role of mobile technology in our schools and community. Medfield Outreach is proud to partner with Medfield Public Schools on this initiative. On January 26th at 7:00 PM in the Medfield High School auditorium, the Mobile Task Force will host a screening of the award-winning film Screenagers. Through insights from authors, psychologists, and brain scientists, Screenagers: Elementary School Age Edition reveals how tech time impacts kids’ development and offers solutions for empowering kids to navigate the digital world and find balance. For more information, please contact Jeff Marsden at jmarsden@email.medfield.net. Wait until 8th Pledge The Wait Until 8th pledge empowers parents to rally together to delay giving children a smartphone until at least the end of 8th grade. Let’s protect the elementary and middle school years from the distractions and the dangers of a smartphone in Medfield. Did you know that 12% of Medfield parents have already signed this pledge? We would love for you to join us. Click here for more information and to sign the pledge. 7th Grade Wellness Visits Recap Throughout November, nearly 200 7th graders in Mr. Woods’ Wellness classes took field trips to Medfield Outreach! Students learned about the social services available to Medfield residents, the many ways communities can work together to prevent substance misuse, the positive health impacts of gratitude, and opportunities to join MCAP-advised clubs like Medfield Youth Leadership Program and Medfield BREATHE. At the end of the visit, students were invited to post to our Gratitude Wall. These visits were a valuable way to familiarize students and their families with the resources Outreach offers, as well as an opportunity to learn how community substance use prevention works in Medfield. The Research Corner Learn what the research says about substance use, mental health, and wellness! This edition, we are highlighting the the health benefits of dry January and the positive trends in high school cannabis consumption trends in Medfield. Health Benefits of Dry January - What the Science Says Thinking about kickstarting your 2026 with Dry January? One study found that going 31 days without alcohol had noticeable health benefits for regular drinkers, even without changes in diet and exercise. By the end of the month, participants who abstained from alcohol showed improvements in: Insulin resistance Weight Blood pressure Liver function Cancer-related growth factors In the long term, cutting back on alcohol can improve mood, sleep, cancer risk, and immunity. Ready to hop on the “sober curious” trend this January? Click here for 40 fun mocktail recipes to enjoy all month long. Source article: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29730627 Cannabis Positive Community Norms Did you know that on average, people tend to overestimate the prevalence of substance use in their communities? From college campuses to high schools, people consistently misperceive the likelihood that the people around them are using substances. In Medfield, the vast majority of middle and high school students do not use cannabis (marijuana), and that percentage has followed a downward trend over time. Through sustained education, public health awareness campaigns, and other multi-sector prevention initiatives aimed at creating healthy communities, Medfield has seen a significant decrease in the percentage of students who use cannabis. By continuing the conversation at home, you can reinforce these healthy decisions with the youth in your life. Click here to access our Adult Guide for Substance Use Prevention with tips for talking to youth about substances. iDECIDE: Evidence-Based Substance Use Education for Youth To support high school students who would like to learn more about substance use prevention, we are offering a voluntary psychoeducation program developed in partnership by Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard Medical School, the MA Department of Public Health (DPH) and the Institute for Health and Recovery (IHR). iDECIDE is an educational program intended to inform students of brain development, neurobiology, risk and protective factors, industry tactics, and healthy alternatives to substance use. This program is intended to support students in making informed decisions about their substance use and health. Click here to complete the iDECIDE interest form, or email Krissy King at kking@medfield.net for more information. Ready to join get involved in this important work? Attend a meeting! Medfield Outreach Advisory Board - the 4th Monday of every month | 6:00-7:30 PM | Medfield Outreach office Medfield Coalition for Suicide Prevention (MCSP) - the 4th Wednesday of every month | 12:00 - 1:00 PM | Zoom Medfield Cares About Prevention (MCAP) - the last Wednesday of every month | 4:30 - 5:30 PM | Hybrid: In-person at the Medfield Outreach Office & via Zoom *Email medfieldoutreach@medfield.net for more information and Zoom links! Connect with us! Would you like to receive the next edition of our newsletter directly to your inbox? Subscribe today! Subscribe Medfield Outreach | 88R South St Door 12 | Medfield, MA 02052 US Unsubscribe | Update Profile | Constant Contact Data Notice

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HTW on the MFi 2025 Angel Run

Posted on December 18, 2025 | Comments Off on HTW on the MFi 2025 Angel Run

From the Hometown Weekly –

https://hometownweekly.net/medfield/angel-run-has-successful-20th-year/

Hometown Weekly

Angel Run has successful 20th year

Angel Run has successful 20th year

By Isabell Macrina
Hometown Weekly Reporter
The Medfield Foundation’s annual Angel Run turned a typical 5k run into a runner’s winter wonderland. The MFI Angel Run was originally in honor of Natasha Domeshek to raise funds for scholarships of the graduating class. Now, the funds from the race go towards the Community Assistance Fund that is dispersed throughout Medfield to benefit the community. So, community members gathered at Medfield High School dressed in running gear, holiday outfits, and some with canine companions to participate in this year’s Angel Run.

The emcee of this year’s run was Greg Schwandick, who announced the course’s winter theme and gave out the usual instructions to wait behind the starting line. He also suggested the ore serious, competitive runners go towards the front of the line, and those with small children or dogs go to the back to avoid accidental trampling.
Sophia O’Toole, a Medfield High School senior, sang the national anthem to start the event. With a chill in the air and anticipation in their bones, the racers huddled behind the starting line and waited. As soon as the airhorn went off, they took off.

The course takes the runners through Medfield, down the streets to the cheering of local cheerleaders, underneath large snowflakes and candy canes. It turned running into a scene from the Nutcracker, and one with an end goal that benefitted the community. The runners came in with surprising speed with the cold weather. First through the finish line was Tommy Ross after only 17 minutes and 14 seconds! Ross runs it even though he’s not from the area, but family down the street had a child in the same grade as Natasha so he runs it for them. Next was Bryce Jenning and Chris Unger, both students who came in just after Ross. Yana Zubarev was first for the women, taking the last corner like it was nothing to her.


Runners crossed the finish line at the other side of the high school and were greeted with water, apples and bananas, and a small runners party in the school. They had set up small carnival games, like bowling, ring toss, and more! From candy canes to pizza, there was food and treats for all to be had. It was a wonderful day for a wonderful cause. Congratulations to all the runners!

 Medfield

 December 17, 2025

 Isabell Macrina

Written by Isabell Macrina

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“Medfield Photovoice” student art project 3:30–4:30 pm, 1/22, MHS Library

Posted on December 15, 2025 | Comments Off on “Medfield Photovoice” student art project 3:30–4:30 pm, 1/22, MHS Library

From Krissy King, MPH, Substance Use Prevention Coordinator

Photovoice Gallery to Showcase Medfield High School Student Art and Wellness Project Public Walkthrough on January 22 at Medfield High School Library

Medfield, MA — Members of the public are invited to attend a gallery walkthrough of the Medfield Photovoice student art project on January 22 from 3:30–4:30 p.m. at the Medfield High School Library.

Through a variety of expressive media, including photo collages, triptych art, light painting, and digital art, Medfield High School students explored a series of prompts reflecting the positive and negative influences on their health and well-being. Each project is accompanied by student-written captions designed to inspire education, reflection, and community dialogue about the experiences and challenges facing Medfield youth.

Medfield Photovoice is a collaborative effort between the Medfield Cares About Prevention (MCAP) community coalition, the Bellforge Arts Center, and the Medfield High School Art Department. Originally developed in 1992 by Caroline C. Wang and Mary Ann Burris, the Photovoice model is a participatory health promotion strategy that empowers individuals to examine personal and community issues through the lens of photography. This project supports MCAP’s ongoing Action Plan to advance youth health and wellness in Medfield through education, empowerment, and community-driven change.

The reception will also feature spoken reflections from selected Medfield students, accompanied by live music from the Medfield Guitar Club.

For additional information, please contact Krissy King at kking@medfield.net.

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Early 1800’s Medfield Letters

Posted on December 11, 2025 | Comments Off on Early 1800’s Medfield Letters

Last night Walter McClennen gave a talk about his book of letters to Hannah Smith who lived in Medfield and kept the letters her sisters wrote to her between 1804 to 1825. Interesting insights into the life of an average young woman’s quotidian life at that early time.

Take a look at his website: hannahsmithofmedfield.com

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MMA’s Spaghetti & Snowballs 12/2

Posted on November 25, 2025 | Comments Off on MMA’s Spaghetti & Snowballs 12/2

From Patti Allan –

ONE WEEK LEFT! Help Make Spaghetti & Snowballs Our Best Yet! 🎄✨

The MMA’s biggest fundraiser of the year is almost here—and we need YOU to help make it magical!

Spaghetti & Snowballs is one week away – Tuesday, December 2nd at the MHS Cafeteria, and we’re so close to another sold-out celebration to kick off the holiday season!

🎟️ TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE:

  • 5:15pm Seating: Community seats are SOLD OUT! Just 4 premium tables left  ($160/table of 8) 
  • 6:30pm Seating: 36 community seats ($10) and 12 premium tables ($160/table of 8) still available

This event is fun for all ages! Secure your reserved premium table for family and friends, or grab community seating before they’re gone! Get tickets: https://givebutter.com/fH1k6h

🙏 WE NEED YOUR HELP! This beloved Medfield tradition depends on community support. We’re still looking for:

  • Day-of volunteers (setup, kitchen help, cleanup)
  • Baked goods for our bake sale
  • Raffle basket donations

Every contribution—big or small—helps support our music students! Sign up to help: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C044BAFAD22A0FD0-60327351-spaghetti#/

Join us for spaghetti, holiday music by Medfield orchestra, band and chorus students, a bake sale, gift basket raffles, and photos with Olaf! Let’s make this year’s event unforgettable.

See you there!

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Love Medfield. Here are some meaningful ways to support it!

Posted on November 19, 2025 | Comments Off on Love Medfield. Here are some meaningful ways to support it!

Fueling Medfield:

Your Gift Makes Everything Run.

As the holiday season—the true time of giving—begins, we know you’re looking for meaningful ways to support your town.

You may know us best for our upcoming Angel Run 5K, but the Medfield Foundation is so much more than a race! We are a dedicated engine supporting countless local initiatives right here in Medfield.

The Medfield Foundation has raised $5.5 million since its inception to directly impact the lives of Medfield’s residents.

This year, you don’t have to cross a finish line to make a profound difference. Please consider giving to support all that the Medfield Foundation does.

Your donation today ensures our momentum continues, funding the crucial programs that make Medfield a wonderful place to live for everyone.

Thank you for your generosity this time of year!

Donate       

There is still time to register for the 2025 Angel Run!

We are officially counting down the days until the Angel Run 5K—get ready to experience the most festive, feel-good event of the holiday season!

Register    

Here’s what we do at The Medfield Foundation…

Provide Support

We have helped over 50 local non-profit initiative through our charitable platform, to support their fundraising efforts, such as Hinkley Helpers most recently.

Raise Funds

We support Medfield residents directly, two examples: our Community Assistance Fund, helps local folks in need via emergency assistance, and our Camp Fund, sending local kids to summer camps.

Make an Impact

Through the foundation’s Legacy Fund, a professionally managed endowment, we support community driven projects, through an annual grant program. Nearly $100,000 has been granted to local organizations like Medfield Outreach, Sustainable Medfield, and The Peak House Heritage Center, to name just a few.

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Medfield to Celebrate 375 Years!

Posted on November 14, 2025 | Comments Off on Medfield to Celebrate 375 Years!

From Tracey Klenk, Assistant Town Clerk, Town of Medfield –

Medfield to Celebrate 375 Years! Grand Parade and Celebration Set for October 17, 2026

Mark your calendars for October 17, 2026, as the Town of Medfield proudly celebrates its 375th Anniversary! Incorporated in 1649, Medfield has thrived for nearly four centuries — through challenges and triumphs that define its enduring spirit. This milestone year is a chance for all residents to come together and celebrate the town’s rich history and bright future.

The 375th Anniversary Parade and Celebration will be a grand event showcasing the best of Medfield — its people, organizations, and traditions. The event will honor both the town’s historic roots and its vibrant present, bringing generations together for a day filled with pride, nostalgia, and fun.

Organizers invite sponsors, donors, and participants to be part of this once-in-a-generation celebration that unites our community, honors our heritage, and creates a spirit of fun and excitement for all residents. To learn more about donations and sponsorships visit http://www.medfield375thparade.com.

The Medfield 375th Anniversary Parade and Celebration Committee is proud to be an initiative of the Medfield Foundation, Inc. (MFi) — Medfield’s community charity. Donations may be made by check, payable to Medfield Foundation, Inc. (please note “375th Celebration” in the memo), and dropped off at the Town Hall, Town Clerk’s Office. Online donation options are also available at www.medfield375thparade.com. All contributions and sponsorships are tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law.

Volunteers will be needed as the big day approaches — stay tuned for opportunities to help make this historic event one to remember!

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Angel Run shirt deadline is 11/2

Posted on October 31, 2025 | Comments Off on Angel Run shirt deadline is 11/2

Celebrating 20 Years of the Angel Run! 🎉 In 2006, family and friends of Natasha Domeshek came together to honor her memory through a heartfelt community event — the very first Angel Run. 💙 What began as a tribute to a beloved third grader has grown into a cherished holiday tradition that brings our community together, continuing the Angel Run’s mission to support families and spread joy across our town.

Join us! 🏃‍♀️✨ Sunday, December 7th at 11:30 AM👉 Register before November 2nd to get this years commemorative shirt!: angelrun.medfieldfoundation.org/about

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St. Vincent de Paul Society’s Bingo Night Fundraiser on 11/7 at The Center

Posted on October 30, 2025 | Comments Off on St. Vincent de Paul Society’s Bingo Night Fundraiser on 11/7 at The Center

From Anna Mae O’Shea Brooke –

Bingo Night to Benefit St. Vincent de Paul Society

The St. Vincent de Paul Society (SVdP) of Medfield & Norfolk will host a Bingo Night Fundraiser on Friday, November 7, at The Center at Medfield, 1 Ice House Rd. Doors open at 6pm and games begin at 7pm.

Admission is $25, which includes 10 games; each additional set of 10 cards may be purchased for $20 (cash only). The evening will feature cash prizes, a 50/50 raffle, basket raffle and refreshments for purchase.

Enjoy a fun night of prizes, raffles and community spirit; all to support the St. Vincent de Paul Society of Medfield & Norfolk in our mission of neighbors helping neighbors.

All proceeds support the SVdP’s  mission of neighbors helping neighbors; providing direct assistance to local individuals and families in need.

For more information, please email svdp.ejnm@gmail.com

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