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WFEA’s October Monthly Roundtable:

A server carries out a breakfast order for senior citizens participating in the Meals on Wheels "Dine Out Club, at the White Birch Cafe, Wednesday, July 19, 2023, in Goffstown, N.H. Meals on the program meet a dietician-approved one-third of the USDA recommended daily requirements for adults under the federal Older Americans Act Nutrition Program. Photo: Associated Press/AP Photo/Charles Krupa

WFEA’s October Monthly Roundtable:
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With New Hampshire experiencing a silver tsunami Jeff chats with Kim Gaskell and Justine Vogel from the RiverWoods Group on ways folks can better understand the world of senior living and how some of the challenges end up impacting almost every member of the family, when it comes to making life changing decisions.

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WFEA’s October Monthly Roundtable:

Jeff chats with Kim Gaskell and Justine Vogel from the RiverWoods Group on ways folks can better understand the challenges that come understanding the world of senior living

Tuesday, October 20, 202610/20/2026

Crystal Dionne from Primary Bank on how they’re strengthening small businesses throughout the Granite State

Jeff chats with Crystal Dionne from Primary Bank on how they’re going above and beyond in making themselves available to help when it comes to lending and business development; and how their level of service remind their clients they’re getting the resources and support of a 21st century institution that still feels like a community bank.

Tuesday, October 20, 202610/20/2026

We’ve Got Your Six Ep162 – Helping those in need with Veterans Count

This week Jeff chats with Kathy Richard and Ken Sinclare from Veterans Count on how they’re connecting with vets throughout the Granite State. 

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Mr. Mac’s – Giving back to the community and still offering plenty of great choices for your next meal

This week we talk with Mark from Mr. Mac’s talks about how they’re not only providing top quality meals at an affordable price but also fundraising to help a number of great organizations

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