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Chamber eNews - Windsor FeudPlayed just like the "Family Feud", this live game show is loads of fun and raises money to benefit the Chamber's community, education and business programs. It takes place Saturday, February 21, 2015 at 5:00 pm at Windsor Town Hall.
Pledge now for your favorite team!
Watch your favorite teams try to answer "survey says" trivia questions. Watch the show and yell out the answers from home or come down to the town hall and watch the crazy competition in person.
Pledge money for teams ahead of time at their place of business or online below, or call pledges in during the show to help your favorite team win. Call in your pledge to 860-285-1883 on Saturday between 5:00 pm and 8:00 pm.
Watch the show on WIN-TV (channel 5), or come to the Town Hall council chambers and be part of the live studio audience!
Call in your pledge and help your team win!
Bart's Beanery "Walker Talkers"
Barbara Alex Betsey Kenneson Gordon Kenneson Bernie Simmons Bart's Beanery will be playing for The Cat Connection Central Connecticut folks have been coming to Bart's for the past 65 years for their famous chili dogs, fried clams, fresh fish, and soft serve ice cream. But what really brings the customers back is a sense of family and community. Bart's is a place where everybody knows your name. With the addition of The Beanery Bistro, friends have more choices for their dining experience! Whether it's gourmet coffee, baked goods, signature sandwiches, hot dinners or catering,they offer something for everyone! read more   |
Carmon Funeral Homes
Sara Mosher Matthew Carmon Melissa Otkowski Matthew Fantasia The Carmon Funeral Homes Team will be playing for ‘Mary’s Place’ Each funeral homes offers a complete range of services in tastefully decorated, serene surroundings. Professionally trained and licensed staff members stand ready to provide sensitive, caring service and strive to exceed the expectations of each and every family. read more |
Kindred Transitional Care & Rehab-Windsor "Kindreds Mixed Bunch"
Troy Guntulis Joanie Antico Roxane Cotton Christine Tkacz The Kindred Transitional Care team will be playing for ‘Windsor Independent Living Association’ Intense short term rehabilitation therapy to longer restorative care, full range of nursing care and socail services, treat and support each individual case. read more |
St. Gabriel School "Saint Gabriel Angels"
Darren White Kathleen Anthony Mary Johnson Michael Conlin The St. Gabriel School team will be playing for ‘St. Gabriel School’ For more than 55 years, St. Gabriel School has been serving families in the Windsor community and neighboring towns to provide quality, Catholic faith-based education for students in kindergarten through grade 8. read more |
Union Street Tavern
Kevin Farley Connor Deneen Mike Ciparelli Greg Gala The Union Street Tavern team will be playing for ‘Alex’s Lemonade’ The Union Street Tavern is a classic American Bar and Grill. Offering signature appetizers, steak, pasta and fresh seafood dishes, the Union Street Tavern uses only the finest ingredients to make each experience a memorable one. You will find their atmosphere relaxed and casual and their food and service exceptional. read more |
Windsor Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Richard Esposito - Loomis Chaffee School Marshall Fox - Konica Minolta Business Solutions Frank Carmon - Carmon Family Funeral Homes Marty McMahon - Edward Jones The WCC team will be playing for "First Town Downtown" The Windsor Chamber of Commerce is a nonprofit organization of business and professional people who seek to build a healthy, growing local economy and improve the quality of life in our community. The Chamber provides programs and assistance to the business community with business seminars and lobbying in their interest on the local, state and national levels on issues such as signage, traffic and more. It also provides a variety of events and networking opportunities. read more |
Windsor Federal Savings, ‘WFS Piggy Bank-ers’
Maureen Sullivan Robin Myers Triston Crosdale Keneil McGregor Windsor Federal Savings, ‘WFS Piggy Bankers’ will be playing for the ‘Windsor Education Foundation’ BANKING SOLUTIONS THAT WORK FOR YOU At Windsor Federal Savings, they value their tradition of exceptional personal service: A tradition respected in the markets they serve and reflected in the relationships they build. read more |
Windsor Federal Savings "WFS Bank Breakers"
Lindsey Henry Mark Walker Lynne Stanley Clive McLean The Windsor Federal Savings team will be playing for "Project Santa" BANKING SOLUTIONS THAT WORK FOR YOU At Windsor Federal Savings, they value their tradition of exceptional personal service: A tradition respected in the markets they serve and reflected in the relationships they build. read more |
Windsor Food and Fuel Bank "Four Seasons"
Eric Lazarus Florence Barlow Barbara Tolve Silver Chris Levine The Windsor Food and Fuel Bank will be playing for the Food and Fuel Bank. Founded in 1967 as the Windsor Community Service Council in Windsor, CT, the Windsor Food and Fuel Bank is a non-profit organization of concerned private volunteer citizens. The goal of the WCSC is to help people in need in the Town of Windsor. The Council is an advocate for those in need and their mission is to make sure that no person goes hungry, is cold, or is without basic necessities. In working closely with the Town of Windsor through the Social Services Division, the Windsor Food & Fuel Bank provides: The Windsor Food Bank Emergency assistance with utilities through the Windsor Fuel Bank Providing emergency funding for other basic needs read more |
Windsor Public Library "The Dewey Decimals"
Kevin Sullivan Denise Ricotta Tim O'Shea Andrea Ingala The Windsor Public Library will be playing for the Library “Windsor Library began in 1888 when the library was started with $1 from 150 people and the librarian lived upstairs. Today, the mission of the Windsor Public Library is to make available by convenient and free access, collections of expertly selected library materials to meet the public’s informational and technological needs; to promote the enjoyment of reading; to encourage life-long learning and to provide the opportunity of cultural enrichment.” click here |
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