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Cultural Diversity and Community Health: Alderman Crissy Kantor on Prostate Cancer Awareness and Manchester’s Ethnic Heritage
Cultural Diversity and Community Health: Alderman Crissy Kantor on Prostate Cancer Awareness and Manchester’s Ethnic Heritage
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On this segment of The WFEA Morning Update, host Jeff Chidester is joined by Manchester Alderman and host of the Chill & Heal show, Crissy Kantor.

The conversation opens with a powerful discussion on prostate cancer awareness—a key personal mission for Kantor through her nonprofit, Chill Cares.

She also shares details on her upcoming annual GiddyUp event, an annual tribute and community fundraiser dedicated to raising awareness and support.

Moving beyond health advocacy, Jeff and Alderman Kantor explore Manchester’s vibrant community life, highlighting past and upcoming local events that celebrate the Queen City’s rich ethnic diversity, strong cultural traditions, and civic engagement.

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