Today on DelmarvaLife:
Jimmy, Lisa, and conch shell player Jayne Challman with her shells
Award-winning conch shell player Jayne Challman playing us a tune
A never-before-heard sound comes to Historic Studio D thanks to award-winning conch shell music maker Jayne Challman, of Rehoboth Beach, Del. Jayne tells us how she started playing conch shells and went on to win first place in a conch shell blowing contest in the Florida Keys. Trust us, you really don’t want to miss when Jimmy and Lisa give it a try.
Dr. Chris Snyder is back with Jimmy and Lisa to answer your questions in another round of “Ask the Doc!”
Dr. Chris Snyder, chief informatics officer and hospitalist with Peninsula Regional Medical Center, is back for another “Ask the Doc” segment! Today he talks about heart health, eczema, hemorrhoids, and doctor’s waiting room times. Keep sending in your questions to comments@delmarvalife.com! Remember, nothing is off limits and you will be kept anonymous.
Jeff Murphy talks about the Pokémon Go 5-k race coming up
We’ve all been playing, or have at least heard about the popular new video game Pokémon Go. Instead of sitting on the couch all day, this game is encouraging people go outside and walk around to “catch em’ all.” Jeff Murphy, of Seaford, Del., decided to take it one step further by organizing a Pokémon Go 5k walk to raise money for the fight against childhood obesity. It’s called the Pokémon Go 5k Walk for our Future, and will take place on Sunday, July 31 at 9 a.m. The 5k will start at the Ocean City inlet. The event is free to participate but donations are encouraged. All of the money raised will go to the Alliance for a Healthier Generation. Keep checking back at the event’s Facebook page for parking information and other updates.
Ryan Kennedy, director of marketing for Harvey, Hanna, and Associates, talks about The Delaware Kids Fund and a new 5-k race in Dewey Beach, Del.
The Delaware KIDS (Kids In Distressed Situations) Fund is also having a 5-k! On Saturday, August 13, in Dewey Beach, Del., you can come out to help fight hunger in Delaware. Director of Marketing for Harvey, Hanna, and Associates, Ryan Kennedy stops by to tell us more about the fund and events coming up. Registration for the Inaugural Que Pasa 5-k is $25.00 prior to the race and $30.00 on the day of, and begins at 7 a.m., at the Que Pasa Restaurant in Dewey. The race starts at 8 a.m. There will also be a post-race beach party at Que Pasa with a DJ, raffle, food and beverages, on-site massages, and amenities for the kids. Proceeds will be donated directly to various youth emergency food relief programs. For more information about The Delaware Kids Fund, the Que Pasa 5-k, and their seventh annual 5-k in Newport, Del., check out their website.
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