Donna Muhs-Mccarten: Dedicated to Social Justice
‘Everything we do adds to our community; everything we do adds to our wellbeing’ By Barbara Pierce Social justice has
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Scout Museum to Celebrate 30th Anniversary
The William Hillcourt Scout Museum and Carson Buck Memorial Library in Constantia preserves the history of Boy Scouting in Central
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Triathletes Aren’t Slowing Down
They say with proper training and diet, you can compete well into your ‘golden years’ By Aaron Gifford Call them
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7 Trails You Should Try This Summer
By Kyra Mancine Looking for an adventure? It’s the perfect season to savor spectacular views and get exercise at the
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Mastering the Art of Stained Glass
Self-taught in stained glass making, former SU professor’s art helps assist Symphoria musicians By Mary Beth Roach Growing up in
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Encore Careers
Facing — or maybe regretting — your retirement? It is not too late to do something different By Deborah Jeanne
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Radio Pioneer Works to Overcome Adversity
Recovering from a stroke, Mimi Griswold continues ‘Blue Moon Café’ and aims to get back to normal By Margaret McCormick
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New York: Most Expensive State for Boomers
New York is referred to as a tax-unfriendly state for boomers, according to new report By Aaron Gifford With a
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Mr. Potato Head and the Impact of ‘Cancel Culture’
Making Mr. Potato Head a gender-neutral toy is the latest in a series of changes caused by the way society
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CNY Folksmarch Marks 40 Years
Group organizes monthly walks through parks, towns, historic sites, other places By Mary Beth Roach CNY Folksmarch mixes friendship, fitness
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