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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 2000
Page
9
Meg the border collie known as Mega-Puppy Briggs joins eighth grader Dan Briggs of Marcellus in Frisbee throwing competitions. The pair enjoys fetch and timed throws, showcasing a lively teamwork dynamic in local dog sports.
Stuart Little voices by Michael J. Fox reclaim the weekend box office with no wide releases. The top 10 list appears in Page B-9 while Gallery 210 hosts An Tal discussion featuring 22 artists from Syracuse Fayetteville Utica Auburn Red Creek.
Everson Museum in Syracuse hosts Saturday ceramic courses for ages 4 to 12 from Jan 22 to March 11. Sessions run 10:30 to noon for ages 4–7 and 12:15 to 1:45 for ages 8–12. fee 72 dollars for members 90 dollars nonmembers. Call 474-6064 to register.
Scientists report bacteria may survive millions of years under the frozen surface of an Antarctic lake without light or oxygen. The discovery informs the search for life on other worlds, including Europa’s subsurface slush seen as a potential haven for microbes.
Paul Berton shares a child’s vignette about his four year old Jocelyn who claimed her twin Jennifer was covered with spiders after a field incident, but they found only burdocks when checking the yard. Readers are invited to share similar cute child moments via contact details.
Electronica music moves into the mainstream with Fat Boy Slim The Chemical Brothers and Dave Ralph headlining at Griffiss and Woodstock 99. European techno house trance and dub styles blend with rock and pop as DJs like Sasha describe the DJ as a cutting edge innovator.
A humorous self styled front page details a birth announcement by Ambes Smith for her baby Benjam Tain. It describes planning ahead, using desktop publishing or a print shop, and budgeting for pages and color versus black and white.
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