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WAYNE NORMAN MORNING SHOW GUESTS JULY 2006
Dr. Bernice Szafarek
July 27: Windham Hospital CEO Dick Brvenik, Vice President, Network Development, Hartford Healthcare Corporation George Kyriacou, Windham Hospital Chairman of the Board Dr. James Watson, and Dr. Ethan Foxman, Director of Radiology Services, Windham Hospital talk about Windham Hospital's new relationship with Hartford Hospital, and Dr. Foxman will discuss the affiliation with Jefferson Radiology and the new digital radiology system PACS (Picture Archiving Communication System).
Dick Brvenik, George Kyriacou, Dr. Ethan Foxman, and Dr. James Watson
July 26: Bill Potvin from Hosmer Mountain Soda talks about oldies, do-wop, the good-old-good ones, and soda
Bill Potvin with some of his favorites
Members of the traveling Windham Bigg Play baseball team give a live update from Beijing on their trip to China
July 25:
Retired Plainfield police officer Richard Wallace talks about speeding tickets--how to beat and avoid them
Richard Wallace
July 24: Keely Santa Lucia and Dick Staples talk about the Willimantic Farmer's Market
Dick Staples and Keely Santa Lucia
July 21:
Jim and Mary Grace Shifrin from Lebanon, and their 6-year old son Cooper, talk about the Bailey's Garden and playground project in honor of their late daughter Bailey
Jim, Mary Grace and Cooper Shifrin, holding plans for Bailey's Garden and Playground
July 20:
Democratic endorsed candidate for Governor,
Dan Malloy
Dan Malloy
Connecticut Governor Jodi Rell discusses jobs for eastern Connecticut small businesses, her anti-violence initiative and her energy initiative
Wayne Norman and Governor Jodi Rell
Sally Mancini and Donna Grant
July 18:
Bill Card talks about the B-17 called "Sentimental Journey," which is coming to Windham Airport on August 1, and the Arizona wing of the Commemorative Air Force (info: 860-377-6230)
Bill Card
Connecticut Secretary of State Susan Bysiewicz discusses the August 8 primary election
Wayne Norman with Susan Bysiewicz
July 14: ECSU Associate Dean of Continuing Education Carol Williams with visiting Jamaican educators Linford Nelson, Paulette Taylor, and Wilford Beckford
Linford Nelson, Carol Williams, Paulette Taylor, and Wilford Beckford
Deb Walsh and Andrew Gibson discuss the fundraiser "A Night In The Tropics."
July 13: Creative Director Ian Matthew-Harrington, Past Director Hope Zettwoch and members of the
Arts In Motion
kid's company--David Vaughn, Liz Hackett, Jacob Gogarten, Angelo Piccoli, and Spencer Hamlin
Hope Zettwoch, Ian Matthew-Harrington, and "Bye Bye Birdie" cast members David Vaughn, Angelo Piccoli, Spencer Hamlin,
Liz Hackett, and Jacob Gogarten
July 12: Bruce Bellingham, Annette Shapiro, and Barbara Vaughan from the Hop River Chamber Music Series
July 11: UConn Professor of Nutritional Science
Hedley Freake
discusses the
Strong-CT program
for science and technology in local schools

Dr. Hedley Freake
Attorney Pat Prue from the
Prue Law Group
discusses buying a home with Tom Burns and Elaine Burns of ReMax East of the River
July 10: Former WILI intern, newscaster and DJ Chris Marot discusses topics from journalism to teaching to history
Chris Marot
Presentation of WILI's July Ray of Sunshine award to Roddy McComber of Willimantic
Mohegan Sun VP Administration Ray Peneault holding Roddy McComber's Ray of Sunshine plaque
July 7: 17-year old leukemia survivor Kevin Porter
Wayne Norman interviewed Kevin Porter at Candlewood Lake in New Milford
July 6: Connecticut gubernatorial candidate Cliff Thornton and Green Party Field Coordinator Ken Krayeske
Ken Krayeske and Cliff Thornton
July 5: Jim Benini and members of
Parish Hill High School's Hovercraft Team Amber Harker, James Garland, and Peter Jakowski
Peter Jakowski, Jim Benini, Amber Harker, and James Garland
Paul Sullivan, CEO for CT Region Blood Services
July 4: The 21st annual WILI "Boom Box Parade." Patriotic music preceded the parade on WILI.
July 3: Pastor John Heald from Light On The Hill Christian Fellowship and Ghana native Joseph Koomson, who now lives in Burkina Faso. Joseph talked about his home countries, and has participated in the WILI "Boom Box Parade" every year since 1994.
John Heald and Joseph Koomson
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