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In this episode of WTR Around Town, we’re at Blood Cancer United’s Light The Night event, where our community joined forces to celebrate, honor, and remember all those whose lives have been touched by blood cancer. Held on Saturday, October 17, 2026, at Playland Park in Rye, NY, the gathering brought together families, friends, local sponsors, and community partners for an unforgettable evening of unity, bringing a powerful light to the darkness of cancer. Take a listen as we share highlights from the event and discuss the incredible real-world impact of the event—from funding life-saving research initiatives around the globe to providing free patient support services and advocating for quality, affordable, coordinated care for families when they need it most.
Westchester Talk Radio host Susan Browning spoke with Catherine Cioffi, Communications Director for Westchester County. Catherine shared her personal connection to the cause, recounting how her cousin Marisa was diagnosed with leukemia, received a life-saving stem cell transplant from an oncology nurse in Boston, and returned to teaching. Participating in her third walk, Catherine expressed deep gratitude for Blood Cancer United’s support and highlighted the strength and hope found within the community.
