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Families get moving at Health and Wellness Expo

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The Edmonds School District organized its annual Health and Wellness Expo at Edmonds District Stadium on Saturday, drawing families from the local community. The event focused on promoting physical and mental health, offering a range of activities and resources for attendees. A highlight was an accessible fun run designed for participants of all ages and abilities, encouraging community involvement in health-focused initiatives. Julia Wiese documented the day with photographs, capturing the excitement and engagement of families. This expo not only provides valuable health information but also fosters a sense of community around wellness initiatives.

Events like these are crucial in raising awareness about health topics and encouraging active lifestyles. The participation of local families underscores the importance of such gatherings in promoting overall community health. The Edmonds School District continues to prioritize health and wellness, making this expo a key annual event.

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