February’s Salute to Seniors honor went to Frank Terranova, the star of NBC 10 News’ Cooking with Class segment. In addition to taping the television spots and doing a good amount of consulting, Terranova is a senior instructor in Johnson & Wales’ College of Culinary Arts in Providence. The 68-year-old Terranova says he doesn’t baby his students because he wants to prepare them as much as possible for the work world. He spices up his classes with some stern instructions and warranted criticisms, which the aspiring chefs I observed welcomed and took in stride. It appeared they realized that Chef Terranova has their best interests at heart. February is American Heart Health Month, which is a reminder that all of us should be doing everything we can to keep that organ in the best possible shape. Visit your doctor, eat right and try to get plenty of exercise. Also, don’t forget your sweetheart on Valentine’s Day. You can send that special person a musical greeting delivered by the Generations Barbershop Quartet. Details are in our story about the group. The February issue contains several other interesting stories, informative columns and a calendar of events at some of the senior centers throughout Rhode Island and nearby Massachusetts. Enjoy. From the bottom of our hearts, we thank you for your time and interest.
February is American Heart Health Month, which is a reminder that all of us should be doing everything we can to keep that organ in the best possible shape. Visit your doctor, eat right and try to get plenty of exercise. Also, don’t forget your sweetheart on Valentine’s Day. You can send that special person a musical greeting delivered by the Generations Barbershop Quartet. Details are in our story about the group.
The February issue contains several other interesting stories, informative columns and a calendar of events at some of the senior centers throughout Rhode Island and nearby Massachusetts.
Enjoy. From the bottom of our hearts, we thank you for your time and interest.
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