From Monday, May 10th 2021

LINKS:

Dr. Mirkin's website

Treatable Risk Factors for Severe COVID-19

Reaching ‘Herd Immunity’ Is Unlikely in the U.S., Experts Now Believe

CVS, Walgreens have wasted more Covid vaccine doses than most states combined [ Note: ,mostly from people not showing up for their appointments]

Single pill cure for COVID-19 could be available this year

After Fully-Vaccinated Father Dies of COVID-19, Family Hopes Story Raises Awareness [He had a blood cancer]

New study cautions marijuana beginners to 26 adverse reactions

Dr. Mirkin will be on WRTA again Monday, June 14th. (814) 946-0435 or email doug@lightnerradio.com

From Monday, October 3rd 2022 - www.wrta.com

Monday, Oct 31: The Spotted Lanternfly is in the Blair County area. Learn how to stop this invader plant hopper and identify the stages of life from egg mass to adult. Hear the most up to date information and research on this invasive pest invading Pennsylvania and surrounding states. Program free to the public. Each program is open to the public and registration for the programs can be completed online at extension.psu.edu or call 1-877-345-0691. A small fee is assessed for the first three programs. Walk-ins will be accepted. For more information on these programs or any gardening question contact the Blair County Extension Office, 266 Aviation Way, Martinsburg, PA, contact the Blair County Master Gardener Coordinator Lisa Haas @ lab207@psu.edu at 814-940-5989 or the MG Garden Line 814-940-5996.

Tom Ford will be on with us again Monday, November 7th, 3 to 4pm, plus for our Annual Christmas Plants Show Monday the 28th (same time)  - Call 814-946-0435 or email doug@lightnerradio.com 

Email Tom Ford at tgf2@psu.edu

Call him at the Cambria County Extension Office - 814-472-7986

Talk Radio 98.5 – 1240 WRTA Altoona – July 22, 2023 with Donna Gority, President of ArtsAltoona

and Guest Paige Lightner, Blair County African American Heritage Project

ArtsAltoona.org

ArtsAltoona Facebook

ArtsAltoona Calendar

Blair County African American Heritage Project Facebook

Blair County African American Heritage Festival Facebook

The Festival is in downtown Altoona, Saturday & Sunday, July 29th and 30th - Noon to 8pm both days