Dave Naylor

There’s a handy little plugin for just that:

http://wordpress.org/plugins/remove-widget-titles/

The error massage is telling you that PHP has reached its maximum execution time to complete a task, in this case, dealing with an image. It’s probably because of the image file’s size. Either speak to your hosts about raising the limit, or, don’t rely on your web server to resize the image, do it prior to upload to cut down on the upload time.

Is your site healthcarenewyork.com? If so, that’s not a WordPress site. As for that guy Matt, is it anyone we know?

Widget options are stored in your MySQL database. They’re not files stored on your server. Unless you have a database backup prior to the glitch, they’re most likely gone.

You must have made a mistake in your functions.php file. You need to visit your site via FTP or SSH and revert the changes you made to the file. The quickest way would be to simply replace the edited file with the backup you took prior to the edit. If you didn’t make a backup, don’t make the same mistake next time.

Your server error logs are usually available through your hosting account. They log useful information like reasons for a site not loading. Essential in debugging errors.

Visit your site via FTP or SSH and rename one of the two plugins’ directories. Alternatively you could do it through your hosting panel’s file manager.

Looks like the two plugins have functions with the same name and are therefore presently incompatible with each other. A quick fix would be to disable Simple Contact Form or Email Newsletter and then replace the plugin’s functionality with a similar one. Maybe you could contact the authors of each plugin to see if they’d change the function name.