Save Our Park - NO Cell Towers Please

An episode of the On The Town with Tanya podcast, hosted by Tanya Rochester Cooper, titled "Save Our Park - NO Cell Towers Please" was published on November 2, 2022 and runs 50 minutes.

November 2, 2022 ·50m · On The Town with Tanya

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On The Town With Tanya sits down with 3 concerned residents of Mt. Kisco; Former Mayor, Michael Cindrich, two Moms, activist & concerned residents: Theresa Flora and Angie Garcia Garray about the Town of Mt. Kisco decision to place a cell tower in leonard park.   Residence concerns:  will their kids be safe all day at camp in those woods next to a cell tower?  What about the wildlife and the trees?  What about the "land trust" that was given on behalf of the Leonard family and the Wallace Family?  What about the Disque golf players and all those who flock to the park for peace and beauty? (Clip of me trying the sport courtesy of Theresa Flora) Most important while it is only one study of many, (PubMed.gov), the National Library of Medicine (NIH) study found the effect cell towers electromagnetic radiation  was indeed harmful to the trees they studied in two parts of Germany, (2006-2015).  "The damage usually starts on one side, extending to the whole tree over time." What are your thoughts on cell towers near your homes, water or parks? Email us: [email protected] PLEASE LIKE & SHARE OUR YOUTUBE PAGE, THANK YOU! Special thanks to Former Mayor Michael Cindrich, Theresa Flora, Angie Garcia Garra & Ramona Smalls

Episode Description

On The Town With Tanya sits down with 3 concerned residents of Mt. Kisco; Former Mayor, Michael Cindrich, two Moms, activist & concerned residents: Theresa Flora and Angie Garcia Garray about the Town of Mt. Kisco decision to place a cell tower in leonard park.

Residence concerns:

will their kids be safe all day at camp in those woods next to a cell tower?

What about the wildlife and the trees?

What about the "land trust" that was given on behalf of the Leonard family and the Wallace Family?

What about the Disque golf players and all those who flock to the park for peace and beauty? (Clip of me trying the sport courtesy of Theresa Flora)

Most important while it is only one study of many, (PubMed.gov), the National Library of Medicine (NIH) study found the effect cell towers electromagnetic radiation was indeed harmful to the trees they studied in two parts of Germany, (2006-2015).

"The damage usually starts on one side, extending to the whole tree over time."

What are your thoughts on cell towers near your homes, water or parks? Email us: [email protected]

PLEASE LIKE & SHARE OUR YOUTUBE PAGE, THANK YOU!

Special thanks to Former Mayor Michael Cindrich, Theresa Flora, Angie Garcia Garra & Ramona Smalls

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