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Paula Haney, Doreen Fuller, & Barbara McGrath

Paula Haney (co-chair building committee), Doreen Fuller (Windham school superintendent), and Barbara McGrath (Board of Finance) discuss the proposed Windham Environmental and Cultural Magnet School.

Barbara McGrath, Doreen Fuller and Paula Haney

Earlier in the week, Paula and members of the Arthritis Foundation rang the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange--ended the second best day in NYSE history!

ECSU Director of Career Services Nancy DeCrescenzo

ECSU Director of Career Services Nancy DeCrescenzo discusses career development and job hunting. To hear the full interview, click here.

Nancy DeCrescenzo

Laura Soll previews Connecticut's Veterans Day Parade--the largest Veteran's Day parade in New England.

Warren Church, John D. Pagini and Madge Manfred

Joshua's Tract Conservation & Historic Trust president Warren Church, conservation coordinator John D. Pagini, Madge Manfred, and singer Scott Kessel from "Daisy Mayhem" update Joshua's Trust projects. To hear the full interview, click here.

John Pagini (holding the Joshua's Trust Walk Book), Madge Manfred (wearing her Joshua's Trust t-shirt and holding a copy of Daisy Mahem's CD), and Warren Church

Legal Ease with Attorney Pat Prue from the Prue Law Group

Legal Ease with Attorney Pat Prue from the Prue Law Group discussing how foreclosures work. To hear this and any other show in this series, contact the Prue Law Group at 423-9231

The new leader of the Willimantic Salvation Army, Lt. Isael Gonzalez.

Lt. Isael Gonzalez

Susan Dunn and Chris Paquette

Susan Dunn and Chris Paquette update local United Way projects

Susan Dunn and Chris Paquette

Dr. Bernice Szafarek

Dr. Bernice Szafarek from Szafarek Dental in Columbia talks about the connection of diabetes to dental health, and offers thought about candy on Halloween. To hear the full interview, click here and scroll to "radio shows."

Dr. Bernice Szafarek

Roberta MacDonald, senior vice president of Cabot Creamery brings small business and health advice. To hear the full interview, click here.

Berta MacDonald

Here's an example of one recipe which uses Cabot Creamery cheeses. Others can be found here:

CABOT CHICKEN TORTILLA SOUP
(Makes 8 servings)

1 � pounds boneless, skinless chicken breasts
4 cups water
� cup chopped onion
2 cloves garlic, minced
1 tablespoon canola oil
4 cups reduced-sodium canned chicken broth
16 ounces fresh or frozen white corn
1 (10-ounce) can diced tomatoes with green chiles
Corn tortilla chips
1 (6-ounce) package Cabot�s 50% Reduced Fat Omega-3 DHA Cheddar, grated

1. In saucepan, combine chicken breasts and water. Bring to gentle simmer and cook just until set in center. 2. Meanwhile, in medium skillet over medium heat, combine onion, garlic and oil; cook, stirring, until onions are tender. Set aside. 3. Transfer cooked chicken to plate to cool. Strain cooking liquid into another saucepan. 4. Add canned broth to cooking liquid and bring to simmer. Add corn and cook for 5 minutes. Add tomatoes and reserved onion mixture and cook until heated through. 5. In each of eight large soup bowls, arrange about 8 tortilla chips. Shred cooled chicken and divide among bowls. Ladle hot soup over chips and chicken; top with grated cheese.

Nutrition Analysis: Calories 312, Total Fat 16g, Saturated Fat 5g, Sodium 887mg, Carbohydrates 15g, Dietary Fiber 2g, Protein 28g, Calcium 220mg, 32% DV Omega-3 DHA

Dr. Bob Bundy and John Flood

Dr. Bob Bundy and Director of Pulminology John Flood talk about Windham Hospital becoming "smoke-free."

Connecticut State University Chancellor Dr. David Carter

Connecticut State University Chancellor and former ECSU President Dr. David Carter talks about education issues and his days at Eastern. To hear the full interview, click here.

Wayne Norman with Dr. Carter

Dr. Robert Jennette, Professor Bob Horrocks and students Max Fantl and Sarah Swann

Dave Nelson and Kristin Beck

Fred Loxsom, Mike Adams, Liz Cowles, Jim Hyatt, Renee Keech, Nancy Tinker, Anthomy Aidoo and Charlie Wynn

Barbara Kaczowski, Pat Calvo, Laiza Collazo, and Erika Haynes

Kristina Vanderpool and Emily Kennedy

Kristina Vanderpool, President, and Emily Kennedy, Vice President of REACH Homes, Inc, which gives care to people with disabilities. To hear the full interview, click here.

Emily Kennedy and Kristina Vanderpool

UConn English Professor Lynn Bloom

UConn Board of Trustees Distinguished Professor of English and the University's first Aetna Chair of Writing Lynn Z. Bloom discusses creative writing and her first autobiographical work, "The Seven Deadly Virtues and Other Lively Essays � Coming of Age as a Writer, Teacher, Risk Taker." To hear the full interview, click here.

Legal Ease with Attorney Lisa Barry from the Prue Law Group

Legal Ease with Attorney Lisa Barry from the Prue Law Group discussing Connecticut's courts-types and how they work

UConn Research Farm Manager Steve Olsen

UConn Research Farm Manager Steve Olsen talks about what's happening at the Plant Science and Research and Education Facility. To hear the full interview, click here.

Presentation of our October Ray of Sunshine Award

Presentation of our October Ray of Sunshine award to Angela LaTour of Bozrah. To read more, click here. To hear the full interview, click here.

Paula Belekewicz and Leo Desautels

Paula Belekewicz and Leo Desautels preview the 20th annual Columbia-Windham Hadfield's Columbus Day Soccer Tournament.

Leo Desautels and Paula Belekewicz

Orin Sandness from Buell's Orchard in Eastford.

Orin Sandness with some of his show and tell items

Connecticut Red Cross Blood Services CEO Paul Sullivan

Connecticut Red Cross Blood Services CEO Paul Sullivan talks about blood donations and how donors can win Red Sox playoff tickets.

Joanne Krekian and Paul Sullivan

Chris Watts, assistant director of The Vintage Radio and Communications Museum of Connecticut. To hear the full interview, click here.

Annie Peterson and Murphi Cook

UConn seniors Annie Peterson (Middlebury) and Murphi Cook (Bethlehem) discuss a project on HIV/AIDS. For information, call 203-695-1886. To hear the full interview, click here.

Murphi Cook and Annie Peterson

Legal Ease with Attorney Pat Prue with Bob Ardini and Peter Jesanis from Key Financial Group

Legal Ease with Attorney Pat Prue from the Prue Law Group and Bob Ardini and Peter Jesanis from Key Financial Group discuss the economic situation, the bailout and other money matters.

Bob Ardini, Peter Jesanis and Pat Prue

Bev York, Maureen Mulroy and Gary Pomo

Bev York, Educational Consultant at the Windham Textile and History Museum talks about upcoming events at the Mill Museum.

Gary Pomo, Maureen Mulroy, and Bev York

Charlene Cutler, Executive Director of the Last Green Valley previews Walktober (formerly Walking WeekendS) and Source To The Sea expeditions.

Charlene Cutler

Nancy McDowell and Diane Thompson

Nancy McDowell and Diane Thompson discuss a new post-partum depression group. For info, call 456-6859. To hear the full interview, click here.

Diane Thompson and Nancy McDowell

Nicole Peck discusses 40 Days For Life, a local anti-abortion vigil.

Peter Polomski and Paul Doyle

Peter Polomski from the Lily Pad and Paul Doyle from the Covenant Soup Kitchen preview ArtOberfest.

Paul Doyle and Peter Polomski

Kim Lindell and Nancy Chambers

Kim Lindell, Ride For The Cure committee member and Nancy Chambers, former committee member, current rider in the event and breast cancer survivor talk about Ride For The Cure.

Nancy Chambers and Kim Lindell

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