Former New Times Publisher Isn’t Slowing Down
Art Zimmer still has many irons in the fire — he talks about his life now and about a book
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See and Be Seen for Safety’s Sake this Winter
By Eva Briggs, M.D. As I write this in late September, the daylight hours are becoming shorter. Just a few
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Will Santa Claus Call on Your Family this Christmas?
By Harold Miller Email: hmiller@mcsmms.com When Santa climbs to altitude over the North Pole, piloting his sled and reindeer in
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I Got Scammed
Lessons I learned from it By Marvin Druger Email: mdruger@syr.edu Editor’s Note: Marvin Druger had his computer locked by scammers.
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Bluegrass in His Blood
By Mike Costanza Bill Knowlton has shared his love of bluegrass music with radio audiences and at festivals for nearly
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY: NEW YORK STATE’S FIRST FRONTIER
10 things you should check out in this Mohawk Valley county By Sandra Scott 1. Winter Fun Snow time is
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Handwriting: A Noteworthy Skill
By Michele Bazan Reed Email: bazanreed@hotmail.comEmail: com ‘Novelists aren’t the only ones saying writing with pen and paper is good
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Kathy Schrecengost, 61
Author of ‘Kevin in Quarantine’ talks about a lovable sloth and how he finds ways to stay in contact with
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Micron Technology and the Future of Real Estate in CNY
By Janice Egan and Tim Beauvais Micron Technology Inc. is coming to Central New York, with the construction of its
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Everything Has a Shelf Life
By Donna Cordello My friends and I compare notes. How’s your (fill in the blank) today? We could be referring
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