Sue Chmieleski: Soap Maker and Lavender Farmer
Lavender farmer now trying her hand at wine-making By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Thirty years ago, a former fruit farm in
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Ronnie Leigh: Over 50 Years Entertaining Audiences
At age 75, the Syracuse jazz artist continues to have a busy schedule By Mary Beth Roach “It is my
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Retired Cardiologist’s Heart Is in Gardening
Peter Huntington, 87, has volunteered at Rosamond Gifford Zoo’s garden for the nearly 40 years. He now commands a crew
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The Buzz About Chuck Kutik
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Chuck Kutik of Oxford, Chenango County, has been keeping bees since the 1970s when he received
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It’s Open Season for Bikers
They say they choose to bike for exercise, adventure, camaraderie By Mary Beth Roach To keep in shape, to make
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Let’s Get ‘LODED’
Leave your calorie counter at home… By Christopher Malone LODED on Thompson Road in Syracuse, if personified, would be one
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A ‘Dark Horse’ in Many Aspects
DeWitt tavern should not be overlooked By Christopher Malone Aside from a mighty quadruped with a black coat, the term
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Helping Horses, Helping People — For 20 Years, and Counting
Sunshine Horses in Clay has adopted over 250 horses since its inception in 2003. Volunteers work seven days a week
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Museum Docents
Tour guides in Syracuse’s Everson Museum of Art and Erie Canal Museum add a new dimension to visitors’ experiences. By
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ED BROPHY: International Boxing Hall of Fame a Labor of Love for Longtime Executive Director
By Ken Sturtz He can’t remember exactly when, but when Ed Brophy was about 7 or 8 years old, he
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