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Anne and Peter Fella
HEALTH MATTERS
10am-11am
Health Matters is a program geared towards educating listeners about all matters affecting your health. Guests include medical professionals, health aids, and those who are challenged with health issues.
It’s called “Health Matters” Why? Because your health really does matter!
Peter and Anne Fella are from A & T Healthcare, LLC. They provide a full range of Home Healthcare services for newborns through the elderly.
A & T Healthcare serves the Counties of Orange, Sullivan, Ulster, Greene, Rockland, Westchester Putnam, and Dutchess, NYC & its Boroughs and New Jersey.
When a loved one needs special care, when a family needs caring help… Live-In & Hourly Health Aides – Companions – LPN’s – RN’s – Therapists- Infants – Children – Teens – Adults…………. Contact A & T Healthcare.
WARWICK AT 150
Mayor of the Village of Warwick
Michael Newhard
Co-Host, Mary Collura
11 am-12 pm
The Village of Warwick is celebrating its 150 year anniversary this year! Tune in each week for all the upcoming events and how you can be part of this amazing celebration. It wasn’t until 1867 that the village had a large enough population to be incorporated. The area’s largest school, the Warwick Institute, many churches and the Warwick Savings Bank established themselves in the Village of Warwick. The Village’s tree lined streets became the hub of commerce and social gatherings that we know today. In 1967, the Village of Warwick celebrated its Centennial, the 100 year anniversary. This celebration was marked by special events, including a pageant play, a beard and mustache contest, costumes, and the burying of a time capsule in Memorial Park. The 2017 Sesquicentennial celebrations will take place throughout the year. Plans already include parades, picnics and contests for all ages. The 50-year old time capsule will be excavated and another one will be buried in its place.
Mary Collura is a Village of Warwick resident, documentary film maker, and graphic designer. She is Creative Director of the Village’s Sesquicentennial. The overall themes of story telling, history, inclusivity, pride and FUN were built under the influence of the love Mary has for the Town she was raised in.
