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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1997
Page
12
A reader seeks guidance on amid family crisis as parents in a retirement home face possible dementia and financial strain. Ann Landers urges third party intervention with medical and social work support, while sharing a grandmotherly hardship letter and general advice from past columns.
CNY DIRT hosts a beginners friendly off road skills clinic from 10 am to noon at 1959 Stanley Road in Cazenovia. Dirt enthusiasts learn safety and trail etiquette with John Hahn’s groomed trails featuring dips climbs and obstacles. Children 12 and younger must accompany an adult. Call 458-5260 for details.
The Me and My Pet column warns pet owners about heartworm disease spread by mosquitoes and the severe rabies cases in Onondaga County. It urges prevention with monthly heartworm pills, vaccination, and careful handling of exposed animals while noting treatment limitations and local veterinary resources.
Woodworth showcases the rise of recreational vehicles at a BT page visit, boasting a Catalina model with modern comforts and a 70,000 square foot California garage housing 26 RVs. He leads The National RV History Tour, notes 9 million RVs on highways, and plans a nationwide museum and months on the road after retirement.
RSI is a painful cumulative trauma disorder linked to sustained postures and repetitive motions. Experts attribute it to unnatural work postures and poor circulation, noting early detection allows reversal and prevention focuses on personalizing workstations to fit body type and habits. Listen to your body.
Happy Endings Cake & Coffeehouse restores its 100 seat theater in Armory Square after city inspection found 49 life safety hazards. A temporary occupancy certificate issued. permanent one expected in a few weeks. Co owner Joe Crowley says performances will resume, with local group Media Unit staging From the Back of the Bus tonight and Saturday. Tickets cost 6.50.
Colleges from the Midwest swept the Institute of Food Technologists competition in Orlando, thwarting Cornell University’s bid for a third consecutive top award. The Cornell team showcased Swiss Crepe, a breakfast pastry with apples and cinnamon, while Nebraska Lincoln entered Twist Steak. Iowa State claimed second with Pizza Sweets, and Stir-Ins, a flavored cookie stick, was entered in 1996.
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