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September Lehi Ledger released featuring community service reflections

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The September edition of the Lehi Ledger has been released, featuring reflections from Councilor Rachel Freeman on mental well-being and community service.

Key takeaways

  • The September edition of the Lehi Ledger is available.
  • Councilor Rachel Freeman discussed mental and emotional well-being in the newsletter.
  • The 5th Annual Day of Service was scheduled for September 12.
  • Service and volunteering are highlighted as ways to strengthen community connection and reduce stress.

According to a September 8 statement from Lehi City, the September edition of the Lehi Ledger is now available. In the newsletter, Councilor Rachel Freeman discusses the importance of mental and emotional well-being and the role of service in community connection.

Freeman highlights how volunteering and service can help reduce stress, combat loneliness, and increase a sense of belonging. The city's 5th Annual Day of Service was scheduled for September 12. Residents are encouraged to find ways to serve the community throughout the year to build a stronger and more connected Lehi.

The full newsletter is available for residents to read to discover local events happening around town.

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