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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 2001
Page
10
Nancy Rubison, already a grandmother, offers guidance in Dear Daughter About Your Baby and Dear Son About Your Baby. The books advise packing a hospital bag with home clothes and makeup to feel attractive, plus reassurance for new fathers to be gentle with the mother during and after birth.
Spy Kids holds top position for the third weekend as Weekends other films falter. Along Came a Spider remains second, while a bawdy romance a funeral Mick and a gross-out cartoon fail to challenge the spy family. McAfee launches kids safety site with classroom plans for schools nationwide.
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A feature discusses introducing children to live theater and weighing reviews while a separate dog bite roundup highlights high profile attacks. It notes how media coverage on pit bulls and other breeds fuels fear and breed stereotypes, with local volunteers countering stigma.
A Maryland family moment centers on Taylor Henderson five from Severia Park sharing a phone conversation between his grandmother and mother. Taylor’s quip about Grandma being on the line adds a cute, memorable note. Email tips and a Newsline contact are included for readers wanting similar anecdotes.
Peter Matthiessen and Oren Lyons, longtime friends, join for Native Dialogues in Syracuse. Matthiessen reads from Travels With Cranes at Hendricks Chapel, while Lyons speaks as a Onondaga Nation faithkeeper and environmental advocate. Both urge defense of wild places and indigenous rights amid looming ecological threats.
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