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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 2001

Page

7

Reading program guests toddler and dog at Mundy Library

Amanda Whatley nine and sister Sarah five participate in a reading program with Ted the Airedale terrier golden retriever mix at Mundy Library in Syracuse.

Amantha Whatley Sarah Whatley Ted

American Pie 2 holds No 1 for second weekend

Audiences again chose American Pie 2 as the top film, marking the first since Pearl Harbor to lead the box office for two consecutive weekends. New releases underperformed as the rest of the top 10 showed soft openings.

Syracuse Stage switch announces Betrayal replaces Copenhagen

Syracuse Stage will not present Copenhagen as scheduled in January and will instead stage Betrayal. Artistic director Robert Moss cited scheduling complications as the reason for the change.

Syracuse Stage Copenhagen Robert Moss

Oswego Woman to Contest Millionaire Tonight

Oswego resident Kathy Rasbeck, 53, a housewife and mother of four, appears on ABCs Who Wants to Be a Millionaire at 8 p.m. on WIXT Channel 9. She is part of a 10 player lineup vying for a $1 million prize, with Regis Philbin hosting.

Kathy Rasbeck Oswego Wixt-Tv Channel 9 Rasbeck Regis Philbin

Greyhounds on the Lake volunteers sought in Syracuse area

Syrtacuse Area Greyhound Adoption calls for volunteers for a Sunday picnic at Onondaga Lake Park in Liverpool starting 11 a.m. The event features food raffles vendors and dog human interactions. Donations of 8 to 25 are requested and Bridget can be reached at 443-1913 to register or help.

Syrtacuse Cold Springs Onondaga Lake Park Liverpool SAGA Bridget

KidSpeak: Being nice gets you nowhere story

Sally McDonald of Liverpool shares her grandson Skyler, six, from Spokane, who argues that niceness has not opened doors. He notes he has never been to New York or Seattle nor owned a real gold coin, illustrating a child’s blunt take on politeness. Send cute child quotes to Syracuse features.

Sally McDonald Liverpool Skyler Spokane Wash New York Seatle Syracuse Com Newsline

Sandy Sylvan Aims For Expressive Lieder In Skaneateles

In a profile of Sanford Sylvan, the Boston area based baritone recalls a youthful arrogance overcome at Tanglewood and praises Phyllis Curtain, his former teacher. He headlines the Skaneateles Festival with Schumann Liederkreis and Barber Dover Beach, after a rapturous debut in August.

Sanford Sylvan Phyllis Curtain Tanglewood Music Center Boston Curtain Berkshires Massachusetts Tanglewood Sylvan Sandy New York City Opera Skameateles Syracuse David Abrams Schumann Barber Dover Beach Skaneateles

Sanford Sylvan at Skaneateles Festival

Sanford Sylvan performs at the Skaneateles Festival with live programs at St. James Episcopal Church in Skaneateles. Evening concerts are at 8 p m Thursday and Friday with tickets 10 to 16 dollars and free admission for children under 13. information line 685 7418. The program includes reflections on vocal artistry and a teacher Curtain who influenced Sylvan during his Tanglewood studies and a 38 year career as a concert and opera soprano with performances at Teatro Colon La Scala Staatsoper and the Met.

St. James Episcopal Church E. Genesee St Skaneateles Curtam Argentina Teatro Colon Milan la Scala Vienna Staatsoper New York Metropolitan Opera

Simple playthings still work best for toddlers

Parents nationwide face toy overload amid marketing claims of developmental benefits. Experts Joanne and Stephanie Oppenheim warn many toys are unnecessary or inappropriate for a child’s age, risking confusion, reverse learning effects, and negative self esteem.

Joanne Oppenheim Stephanie Stephanie Oppenheim Oppenheims

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