Should Teens Get an Allowance Debate
Readers discuss whether teens deserve allowances and how chores, earnings, and spending shape family budgeting. Call NewsLine or email to share stories with name and phone. A separate note promotes a seminar by Rebecca Ruggies Radcliffe on eating disorders at Crumlins Syracuse with fees and registration details.
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Syracuse
Rebecca Ruggies Radcliffe
Crumlins
Nottingham Road
Mental Health Association of
Onondaga County
Grants Open for Central New York Photographers
A deadline nears for photographers critics and photo historians to obtain 1000 grants to fund projects Light Work Community Darkrooms in Syracuse offers three yearly grants to support Central New York photography residency. Call 4431300 for details.
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Syracuse
New York
Central
Prostate cancer talk invites public to free session
Mian to Man, a support group for men with prostate cancer, invites the public to a talk titled Living With Prostate Cancer in the New Millennium Treatment Strategies for Re lapsed Prostate Cancer. The event runs today from 4 to 5 30 p m at the American Cancer Society East Syracuse location. Dr Susan Slovin of Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center is the guest speaker. For more information call 431 7710. University of Georgia scientist Craigs Sheppard proposes black soldier flies can convert manure from poultry farms into a protein source for livestock.
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American Cancer Society
Lyons St
East
Syracuse
Susan Slovin
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
The
Cancer Society
University of Georgia
Craigs Sheppard
California rental suits a solution for dressing up
In California the Selix Formaltvear chain offers a sport jacket rental for 59.95 dollars. The note suggests some men use rentals for occasional formal wear when needed.
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California
Selix Formaltvear
Correction to Quilted Norther Cash Back offer number
In Wednesday's Herald-Journal Martin Sloane's Supermarket Shopper column carried an incorrect toll free line for the Quilted Norther Cash Back offer. The correct number is (888) 793-5811. Gina Williams, features editor, 470-2272.
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The
Herald-Journal
Martin Sloane
From Humble Beginnings to Nobel Fame through Gap Creek
Robert B Morgan, once a North Carolina farm boy and Cornell painter, rose to international fame after Oprah Winfrey chose his novel Gap Creek for her book club. The 35 year old professor, father of three, continues to draw on rural Appalachia in his writing and still recalls his hog basles and hard farm life.
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Robert Morgan
Freeville
Corneil University
Gap Creek
Oprah Winfrey
Book Club
Robert B. Morgan
New York
Blue Ridge Mountains
Appalachia
Corcoran High grad crafts sets for Raisin in the Sun tour
Syracuse Stage welcomes Felix Cochren, a Corcoran High graduate known for designing scenery and costumes nationwide. After Broadway work and seven Audeleo recognitions, he returns home to helm the Raisin in the Sun set, reconnecting with director Claude Purdy who helped bring him back to Syracuse Stage.
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Lorraine Hansberry
Syracuse Stage
Felix Cochren
Cochren
Stage
Claude Purdy
Pittsburgh Public Theatre
Purdy
Payton's Temple
Church of God In Christ Raisin
Gay comedian uses humor to break stereotypes on stage
Suzanne Westenhoefer treats the stage as a pulpit not preachy but funny. She jokes about her gay relationship and daily couple dynamics while addressing fear of the unknown. Her act blends personal life, gay and straight worlds, and social commentary across tours and a CD.
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Suzanne Westenhoefer
Westenhoefer
Wessenhoefer
Syracuse
Ithaca
Cindy Brady
Pennsylvania
Hell's Angels
Westenhoefers
Hollywood
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Prostate Cancer Support Group
Gina Williams
Landers
Cornell
Oprah
Randi Anobn
Stati Pho
North Carolina
Cornell University
Corcoran High Grad
Joan E. Vadeboncoeur
John Berry
Stall
Bernhard Gross
Michael Trane
May Memorial Unitarian Universalist Society
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