Hot Tamale to host karaoke fundraiser Saturday for Seymour woman

SEYMOUR - Hot Tamale Mexican Grill & Bar will host a karaoke fundraiser from 7 p.m. to midnight Saturday for Colleen Sadick, a beloved member of the Seymour community.
She recently was diagnosed with MDS, a form of bone marrow cancer. This event is dedicated fully to Colleen.

It will include pay to sing karaoke and a variety
of raffle baskets. You do not need to be present to win.

All proceeds from raffles, karaoke, and a portion of restaurant sales will be donated to Colleen and her family for medical expenses.

Here are the fun rules of the night!!

Admission is free but you will need to PAY to SING or NOT to SING so BRING CASH. This is a fun night and a great way to raise money
for our Colleen.
$3 - Per song for you to sing or to make someone else sing.
$3 - Per song to add someone to a song or to change the song
someone is singing.
$3 - Stop a singer from finishing their song.
$3 - To start a singer back up singing that was paid to stop.
$15 -Buy out paid at the beginning of the night to stop others from making you sing at all.
Necklaces will be given to those who pay $15 to distinguish them from NON SINGERS. You will still be able to pay for others to sing.
We will also be selling raffle tickets for a chance to win some
GREAT RAFFLES!!!
$1 for 1 ticket
$5 for 6
$10 for 15
$20 for 40
Please come out and support Colleen and her family.

Hot Tamale Mexican Grill & Bar is at 39 New Haven Road. 

This is shared from a Facebook event page.

Seymour Ambulance, ARMS seek financial support for seriously injured EMT

Shared from the Seymour Ambulance Association Facebook page:

Joshua Henriquez, a Lieutenant and EMT with Seymour EMS and an EMT with Ansonia Rescue and Medical Services, Naugatuck EMS, and member of the Seymour Fire Department. was struck by a vehicle while running training for his first marathon.

Joshua sustained some serious injuries and has been hospitalized since. He has multiple fractures, lacerations, and road rash throughout his body.

Josh is hoping to be discharged today [Friday] but has a very long road of recovery ahead of him.

Joshua needs our support just like he has supported his community! We have set up a Venmo account that will go directly to him. We hope raise enough money so that Josh does not need to worry about anything as he recovers. It goes without saying, Josh will be out of work for several months.

Please take this message and share, share, share!!!!!!

Continue to pray for Josh and his family as he recovers.

Donations can also be made to:

Seymour EMS c/o Josh Fund

4 Wakeley St.

Seymour, CT 06483

Should anyone have any questions please reach out to Seymour EMS via our Facebook page.