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Age-Friendly Oxford announces upcoming Oxford-area communication survey

By Gabby Benedict
February 29, 2024
Gabby Benedict
On Feb. 21, the Communications Committee of the Coalition for a Healthy Community met at the Lee & Rosemary Fisher Innovation Center College@Elm to discuss Age-Friendly Oxford’s upcoming community survey that is intended to discover how community members get their information.
On Feb. 21, the Communications Committee of the Coalition for a Healthy Community met at the Lee & Rosemary Fisher Innovation Center College@Elm to discuss Age-Friendly Oxford’s upcoming community survey that is intended to discover how community members get their information.

The survey will be available March 1-31. To take it digitally, click here.

Paper copies of the survey will be in the March edition of the Oxford Senior Center’s O-Town News and distributed at the following locations:

Oxford Seniors*

The Knolls of Oxford*

Family Resource Center*

TOPSS*

Oxford Municipal (City) Building*

Oxford Lane Library*

Uptown Threads

Hometown Rentals Laundromat

Locust Car Wash and Laundry

Oxford Township Trustee Building

Reily Township Community Building*

Reily Presbyterian Church

Hammond House Museum (Reily)

Megan’s Food Mart (Somerville)

Somerville Community Church

Woodland Country Manor

Jamie’s Market (Hanover Township)

Island Lake Mobile Home Park

Golden Years Nursing Center

Hanover Township Hall*

Don’s Carryout & Eric’s Pizza (Milford Township)

Milford Township Community Center*

Scripps Gerontology Center (396 Upham Hall, Miami Oxford Campus)*

*Locations bolded and marked with an asterisk are also locations where people can return completed paper surveys and can pick up the survey if they do not receive O-Town News.

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Gabby Benedict
Gabby Benedict, Reporter, Design Editor
Gabby Benedict is a senior student at Miami University pursuing a bachelor's degree in both journalism and arts management & arts entrepreneurship with a minor in music theatre. Gabby also has written for Miami's College of Engineering and Computing and the Miami Student. On campus, Gabby participated as a member of two theatre clubs, New Wave Theatre Company and Stage Left, and studied away through the Inside Hollywood program with the MJF department. Additionally, she worked as an assistant manager at Oxford restaurant Drop in Tea. Gabby is expected to graduate in May 2024.