Parents as teachers program spurs learning at Liverpool school
Two Liverpool parents Norman Andrzejewski and Donald Boudov launch six workshops for kindergartners and first graders at Longbranch Elementary starting Sept. 17. The program emphasizes everyday teaching moments from grocery trips to meals, aiming to empower parents to become better teachers and inspire lifelong learning.
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Ben Carson
Carson
Detroit
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Dr. Carson
New Liverpool
Alzheimer's victims burden caretakers in central New York
The Herald Journal argues for easing caregiver stress as Alzheimer’s affects about four million Americans and rising. It urges flexible work hours, more respite volunteers, and stronger community support while noting costly, limited treatments and urgent need beyond government action.
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Community police task force debate in policing reform
Charles N Wilson of Minoa argues for strengthened community policing and civilian engagement, proposing weekly task force meetings near neighborhoods and patrol visibility while addressing concerns about civilian review boards, due process, and constitutional safeguards. He cites experiences with officers and emphasizes improved communication and practical reforms.
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Buy American cars uplift American workers
Ralph J. Lyke urges readers to support U.S. made Chrysler Ford and GM vehicles. He cites Autoworker job gains, auto-related employment, and higher tax revenues from every American car sale, framing Buy American as broad economic benefit for bridges, police, hospitals, roads and Social Security.
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Letter from Chad M Sova attacks Bush policies
A letter from 17 year old Chad M Sova criticizes President Bush and assigns blame to Congress. He argues Reagan and Bush administrations lost touch with average people and calls for policy that benefits the broader public rather than special interest groups. Liverpool author Lee Anderson is noted.
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Recycling supporter defends county recycling efforts
In a response to County Executive Pirro, a letter-writer defends local recycling progress against criticism. They cite Operation Separation flyers from 1989 and praise residents for driving the program’s success beyond OCCRA and OCCA, urging pride in community effort and high goals.
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Sanford frames Salina budget surplus clash in public letters
County Legislator William E. Sanford questions Salina town budget surplus in editorials and urges the town board to enforce recommendations. He warns that once the surplus vanishes taxpayers may face a 1994 tax increase, suggesting prior gains were used to mask government spending.
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Readers urged to submit letters with contact info
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