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LISTEN: Rochester historian Patrick Connelly invites the community to a presentation on 5/16

In this episode, Rochester historian Patrick Connelly returns to discuss his research and to promote an upcoming presentation on Friday, May 16, at 6:00 p.m. at the James W. Foley Memorial Community Center. The public is encouraged to attend. Visit ⁠www.rnhcc.com⁠ to learn more. Click...
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LISTEN: Frisbie CEO Tom Bowden Reflects on 100 Days, Shares Vision for Hospital’s Future

In this episode, Matt talks to Frisbie Memorial Hospital CEO Tom Bowden as he approaches his first 100 days on the job. They reflect on the past five years since HCA Healthcare acquired Frisbie, highlighting key milestones and successes. Tom shares his vision for...

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LISTEN: Dr. Christopher Lawson talks about Interventional Cardiology

In this episode, Matt talks to Dr. Christopher Lawson (Frisbie Memorial Hospital) about interventional...
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LISTEN: Mayoral and City Council Candidate Forum

In this episode, we play the audio from the Mayoral and City Council Candidate...
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LISTEN: School Board Candidate Forum

In this episode, we play the audio from the School Board Candidate Forum that...
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LISTEN: Marie and Katherine talk about books and movies that involve music

In this episode, Marie and Katherine reunite after a brief hiatus to talk about...
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LISTEN: Lisa Gautreau talks Granite State Choral Society

In this episode, Matt talks to Lisa Gautreau, president of Granite State Choral Society....
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LISTEN: Volunteer Services at Frisbie Memorial Hospital

In this episode, Matt talks to Amy Lester, Director of Volunteer Services at Frisbie Memorial...
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LISTEN: Marie and Katherine talk about changes at the Rochester Public Library

In this episode, Marie and Katherine chat about the success of the Summer Reading...
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LISTEN: Marie and Katherine talk to new City Manager Katie Ambrose

In this episode, Marie and Katherine chat with Katie Ambrose about her career before...
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LISTEN: Lila Dance Festival

In this episode, Matt talks to the organizers of the Lila Dance Festival happening...
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LISTEN: Bariatric Weight Loss at Frisbie Memorial Hospital

In this episode, Matt talks to Dr. Benedetto, Chief of Surgery of the Bariatric...
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LISTEN: Long waiting lists, rising costs, and fewer providers lead to a regional childcare desert

In this episode, Matt talks to Jackie Firmin (NH ECI Policy & Advocacy Director...
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LISTEN: Dr. Khushboo Munot talks about the importance of early screenings

In this episode, Matt talks to Dr. Khushboo Munot, from Frisbie Memorial Hospital, about gastroenterology...
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