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Kim and Patricia Baker
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Philip V. Felice, M.D. is a graduate of Syracuse University and Noreste University School of Medicine where he graduated Summa Cum Laude. Dr. Felice is on staff as the Assistant Administrative Head of House Attendees and an Internist at North Shore University Hospital in Syosset, Long Island, where he has held both clinical and administrative positions for over fourteen years.
Dr. Felice has authored and co-authored several medical publications in peer-reviewed journals and he is the recipient of the Physicians Recognition award from the AMA.
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Jonna M. Spilbor is an attorney, columnist, and legal analyst appearing regularly on MSNBC, CNN Headline News, Fox News Channel, and Court-TV, as well as Court-TV Radio. She is also host of a weekly call-in legal show featured on WPDH, 101.5 FM, in the Hudson Valley.
Jonna offers unique, expert and often entertaining commentary on the nation’s high-profile legal happenings. In addition to her frequent television and radio appearances, Jonna is a columnist for the Poughkeepsie Journal, a Gannett-owned daily newspaper. Her column, Reasonable Doubts, is published on alternating Sundays. She is also a regular contributing columnist for Findlaw’s Writ (found at Findlaw.com). Her in-depth legal analysis of celebrity criminal cases has been featured nationally in Variety Magazine, The San Francisco Recorder, the Los Angeles Daily Journal and at CNN.com, among others. |
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Nancy Eldredge, “Dove” is an Elder among the Wampanoag Native American community. Dove has over 14 years experience in working with the non-profit Plymouth Plantation as an Artisan, Interpreter, Wampanoag Indigenous Program Teacher, Exhibit Designer and Education Manager. |
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Mary Linda as Irina - Chekhov's girlfriend in the Star Trek
Episode "The Road to Eden.
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Mary Linda Rapelye is an actor with many successful film credits to her name including, "To Serve All My Days" (Star Trek New Voyages), "The Manchurian Candidate," (Paramount Pictures), "Marooned," (Columbia Pictures) and "In Cold Blood." Mary Linda's television credits include "As The World Turns", "One Life to Live" and the ever popular "Star Trek." Mary Linda is currently offering her wisdom to aspiring actors with her lecture series, "The Road to Professional Acting." |
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Tim Morrow with
Ace Award winner Hammer
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Tim Morrow
A graduate of Anna Maria College, Tim was appointed to the Springfield Police Department in 1982. He has worked in the Detective Bureau, Narcotics Bureau, Street Crimes Unit, and the K9 Unit. Tim has trained police canines for over ten years in narcotic detection, human tracking, search and rescue, and civil disobedience. Currently Tim is the handler for Police K9 “Hammer”. K9 Hammer was recently awarded the American Kennel Club “ ACE” award. |
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Alan Neigher
Alan Neigher, Esq. has been a principal in the Westport firm of Byelas & Neigher since 1980. A graduate of Colby College and Boston College Law School, he specializes in media, entertainment, first amendment and trade regulation law. He has an AV (highest) Martindale-Hubbell rating, and is listed in the Martindale-Hubbell Bar Register of Preeminent Lawyers, as well as The Best Lawyers in America and the 2007 edition of Connecticut Super Lawyers.
Attorney Neigher has been involved in numerous trade regulation and antitrust cases, including litigation involving the petroleum, automotive accessory and health care industries. His 1978 article, On The Unfair Trade Practices Act, 4 CLT No. 30 (July 24, 1978) was the first published article on “CUTPA”. He has served as a Special Master for the United States District Court for the District of Connecticut. |
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Castle Mascots Gabriel and Hermes
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