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    Medford Police Department partners with Rogue Valley Adventist Academy for community cleanup

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    Medford, OR – Per reports, the Medford Police Department recently teamed up with Rogue Valley Adventist Academy for a successful community service project.

    Thirty-one high school students joined four Community Service Officers (CSOs) and an officer from the Livability Team to clean up graffiti along the greenway.  

    In just one hour, the group was able to tackle the area near the 12th Street Bridge and Hawthorne Park, making a noticeable impact on the community.  

    Great work, students! Thank you for your dedication to keeping Medford beautiful and safe.

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