HONESDALE, PA – Wayne Memorial Hospital (WMH) is partnering with local school districts again this year to provide indoor heated, secure, and well-lit locations for area residents to go for an evening walk.
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HONESDALE, PA – Wayne Memorial Hospital (WMH) is partnering with local school districts again this year to provide indoor heated, secure, and well-lit locations for area residents to go for an evening walk. The program runs from October 12 through April 22, 2027; weeknights Monday through Thursday from 6-8 p.m. The hallways are open for walkers at the following schools when school is in session, unless canceled due to weather or other unforeseen developments.
•Damascus, Lakeside, and Preston Elementary Schools
•Evergreen and R.D. Wilson Elementary Schools
•Forest City Regional High School
•Wallenpaupack South Elementary and Wallenpaupack Area High School
•Western Wayne Middle/High School
If you have participated in the past and have a walking identification badge, you still need to complete a liability waiver and questionnaire to receive this year’s sticker. If you are a new participant or lost your badge, you need to purchase an ID badge for $5.00 and also sign a liability waiver and questionnaire. For security purposes you must log in and out, each time you go for a walk in the school hallways. Please check log in times at each school. You will receive a welcome letter once you register, please check the entrance time and location at each school before heading out.
“Cold weather is no reason to stop walking. Going for a stroll strengthens your bones, improves balance, and protects your heart. Bring a friend or family member along to boost your mood and catch up while you clock your steps,” says Carol Kneier, MS, RD, LDN, CDCES, co-organizer of the program and WMH Community Relations Manager. Register to get started by calling the WMH Community Relations Office at 570-253-8990 or online at WMH.org and click on the Community tab, then Outreach.
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