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April 2010
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American Heart Association readies for walk event in Liverpool With the American Heart Association’s ery time you visit a grocery store and read 2010 Syracuse Start! Heart Walk coming the food labels as a consumer resource. up on Saturday April 17 at Long Branch Every time a friend, family member, loved Park in Liverpool, teams made up of local one or neighbor receives CPR and every businesses, community leaders, family and time you’re on a golf course, in a shopping friends are getting ready mall or an airport that to step out against heart is ready to respond to The AHA at work: disease and stroke, by cardiac emergencies raising the critical dolwith defibrillators, we 50 years ago, there was no CPR 35 years ago, there was no lars needed to support are there. When you, a angioplasty research and education. loved one or friend has 30 years ago, there were no efBeginning in January, heart surgery, receives fective anti-rejection drugs for heart the American Heart Asan artificial valve, a transplants sociation has led numerpacemaker or a cardiac 20 years ago, there were no ous campaigns throughstent, we are with you. medications to reduce disability from out Central New York, For additional stroke ranging from National information about the 15 years ago, there were no defibrillators on airplanes Wear Red Day activities American Heart Asso10 years ago, there were no and working with Start! ciation’s campaigns or drug-eluting stents Fit Friendly Companies. to volunteer or form a 8 years ago, there was no The organization’s fundraising team for the smoke-free legislation for New York involvement with two lo2010 Syracuse Start! restaurants or pubs. cal Get with the GuideHeart Walk, please call 4 years ago, there were no lines Hospitals as well the Syracuse office at guidelines for providing healthy as key businesses in the 234.4745 or visit syrasnack alternatives in New York schools. community will allow us cuseheartwalk.org. to expand our campaigns About the American throughout the region, Heart Association thus furthering our organization’s mission Founded in 1924, we’re the nation’s of “building healthier lives, free of cardiooldest and largest voluntary health organivascular diseases and stroke.” zation dedicated to building healthier lives, Thanks to the dedication of countfree of heart disease and stroke. To help less volunteers, corporate sponsors and prevent, treat and defeat these diseases fundraisers, the American Heart Associa— America’s No. 1 and No. 3 killers — we tion has been able to impact the lives of fund cutting-edge research, conduct lifeeveryone in the community in the following saving public and professional educational ways. programs, and advocate to protect public The American Heart Association is health. To learn more or join us in helping with you every time you visit a smoke-free all Americans, call 1-800-AHA-USA1. bowling alley, airline, restaurant or pub. Ev-
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Capitol Press Room welcomes award-winning reporter Jay Gallagher to co-host WCNY radio show The Capitol Pressroom, a daily one-hour public radio news magazine broadcast presented by WCNY in Albany, welcomes the addition of longtime award-winning Capitol reporter Jay Gallagher, who will join host and Capitol correspondent Susan Arbetter as co-host for the popular show three days a week. Gallagher has covered Albany for Gannett News Service since 1984 and has been Albany Bureau chief since 1989. He is also the author of “The Politics of Decline” and has been a guest on The Capitol Pressroom several times since the show began in November 2009. “There is no one better than Jay Gallagher at analyzing politics and policy in Albany,” said Arbetter. “I feel honored and thrilled to have him beside me during what is shaping up to be another significant and historically crazy year for New Yorkers.” The Capitol Pressroom features analysis from seasoned political beat reporters who work for newspapers and wire services around New York. The broadcast also features one-on-one interviews with newsmakers and politicians. The Capitol Pressroom is for the public. The show covers all of the questions viewers have about government, public policy, and public officials. “I’m honored to be able to sit beside a real pro, Susan Arbetter, and help people better understand what’s going on at the Capitol,” Gallagher said. “It’s more important than ever that we keep close watch on what happens in Albany.” The Capitol Pressroom airs weekdays at 11 a.m. Listen to the show live and browse the podcast archive at thecapitolpressroom.org.
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