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157329 Starting Monday, September 9th through Thursday, October 3rd Tuesdays at 6pm Reiki Infused Breathing Mondays Yoga at 6pm Tuesdays & Thursdays Yoga at 9:30am Wednesdays Yoga at 4:15pm 105 N 2nd St., Medford • 715-965-2342 Register stream.mindbodyspirityoga.com • Contact pam@mindbodyspirityoga.com
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