Still Camping
Some in their 80s still putting up tents in the wilderness By Carol Radin “We don’t stop playing because we
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From Stargazing to Winemaking
From Tokyo, Japan, to Upstate New York: the varied life of Fumie Thorpe By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Many people experience
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Pedaling into a Business
Couple organizes bike tours along Erie Canal By Mike Costanza Diane Kolifrath turned a love of cycling into a going
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Junco Brewing: Retiree Opens Microbrewery
Oswego engineer says he always wanted to be his own boss By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Rick Fernandes, 63, has worked
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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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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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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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The Newest 55-Plussers: Here Comes Gen X
How will the next generation of 55-plussers change the demographic’s approach to finances? By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant While the baby
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Gray Wolves Continue to Prowl the Rinks
They enthusiastically play twice a week at Skaneateles Community Center By David Figura Hockey sticks in hand and pulling or
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