The municipal magazine Villejuif Notre-Dame, in its October 2026 edition, highlights several important topics for the town. A central debate explores life choices for seniors, focusing on whether to stay at home or live together. Health is also a key theme with a dossier on prevention, titled 'Prevention rather than cure,' and specific advice for seniors to avoid unpleasant surprises.
Regarding infrastructure and services, the issue announces the opening of a new nursery, Petit Lebon, within a school. Local transport is covered with an update on the La Valouette service, while the new meeting zone on Rue René-Hamon is explained to residents. The accessibility of municipal documents is also emphasized, with an invitation to contact the editorial team if needed.
This October marks several significant anniversaries: 10 years for the M2Ie, 20 years for the Médiathèque (Media Library), and 50 years for the Lycée Darius-Milhaud (high school). Additionally, the CNRS (National Centre for Scientific Research) is opening its doors to the public for the Fête de la Science (Science Festival), offering insights into scientific research.
The magazine also features residents in the 'Vous faites Villejuif' (You make Villejuif) section. It highlights Camille Gaudet, a jeweler and chaser; Paul Boudin, a firefighter who battled flames in Gironde; Martine Dablanc, internship coordinator at M2IE; and Hélène Basilien, who promotes adapted physical activity with APA Santé et Forme. The month's portrait focuses on Christian Lacointe, a physiotherapist from Villejuif, offering a perspective on disability sports.
Finally, municipal services are evolving with the transformation of the family space. The edition also includes the usual sections: opinion columns, canteen menus, a recipe, and games.
