HeyJaredBreakfast With Barry Lee
Dishing out daily doses of positivity and humor, with stories that are always served "sunny-side-up"
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645: Flossing Mishaps & A New Landmark In Middletown! (opens the original)
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Everyone will agree that flossing your teeth is a good thing, but this week Barry shares his personal fears and frustrations with flossing. Also on this episode, Barry goes right to the source to find out about Middletown's new landmark ... and how it got to Shaffer's BBQ.
644: Apple Harvest Festival & Charity Dog Walk & Pool Pawty (opens the original)
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A double-dose of fun on this week's show: Paul Frank with the Rotary Club of Winchester chats about the Shenandoah Valley Apple Harvest Festival on 9/19 and 9/20 at the Frederick County Fairgrounds. Apples, ciders, beers, arts and crafts, food, a kids zone and apple pie baking and eating contests. www.winchesterappleharvest.com Onna Keller with Frederick County Parks & Rec invites humans and their pups to the Charity Dog Walk & Pool Pawty at the Sherando Pool on Saturday, 9/12. Proceeds benefit
643: The Fall For Jesus Festival - Family Fun, Food and Animals (opens the original)
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Matt Strosnider with Refuge Church in Stephens City invites the community to their annual FUN fundraiser on September 19th from 11 to 6:00. From carnival games and foods to a petting zoo, pony rides, a sheep dog demo, bouncy house, BINGO, silent auction and music from the 'Crosswinds' band. Proceeds go to local nonprofits. Barry later in the show highlights the upcoming Patsy Cline Block Party on 9/5 and the Honey In The Holler event on 9/12.
642: Hungry For History: Celebrating Food and Local History (opens the original)
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On this episode the focus is on the 4th Annual Hungry For History campaign, August 28 thru September 7, celebrating food and local history. Joining Barry on the first half are Brian Daly and Karen Helm who highlight the 17 cultural sites that include cooking demonstrations, talks and tastings. www.visitwinchesterva.com On the second half, Paige Ulevich shares details about 'Shenandoah Sips' at Belle Grove Plantation www.bellegrove.org
641: Keeping Amy's Legacy For Helping Homeless Animals Alive (opens the original)
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Amy McFarland was born with ataxic cerebral palsy, but that didn't stop her from volunteering and helping the Winchester Area SPCA. Amy passed away in 2023, but her dream of helping homeless animals lives on. Amy's mother, Mary McFarland, will share the details of the 'Amy's Walk For Paws' coming up on September 12th. Joining her will be Stacy Leach, from the WASPCA to talk about the walk, as well as 'The Rescue Effect Campaign'.
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