Digest College Freshmen Find You Do Go Home Again
College freshmen have lived on their own for the first time now the school year ends and they return home. CNY asks how students and parents adjust to each other again what problems can be solved by communications and conversation. Call 472-211 enter category 4018 or email features symicuse.com include name and day time phone.
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Golden Park Program Offers Free Entry For Seniors
The Golden Park Program grants seniors aged 62 and over discounts at New York state parks arboretums historic sites and state run pools golf tennis venues and boat rental sites. Present valid identification on weekdays for free entry and discounted services. contact the New York State Office of Parks Recreation and Historic Preservation in Albany at (518) 474-0456 for details.
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May Memorial seminar on gangs in Syracuse
May Memorial Unitarian Universalist Society hosts a free seminar from 2 to 4 p.m. on June 7 in Syracuse. The Central New York Council on Adolescent Pregnancy sponsors Gangs Working With Gangs and Understanding Their Culture, with speakers from the sheriff's department and the Syracuse Partnership to Reduce Juvenile Gun Violence. Call 471-0564 to register.
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Lunch and Learn lecture on family finances in Syracuse
Prevention Network hosts a free Lunch and Learn on June 12 from 12:30 to 4:30 pm at 1050 W Genesee St Syracuse. Topic titled As sets Development in Families How Rich You Are, with attendees bringing their own lunch. for more info call 471-1359.
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Schweinfurth Hosts Pastel Workshop Sessions
Schweinfurth Art Center offers a two session pastel workshop from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday June 16. Annalist Mary Padgett will teach techniques for still life drawings with various materials. Fee is 65 dollars with preregistration required. Recollection of Padgett's work remains on view until June 24.
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Ridin for a Reason benefits Camp Good Times
Camp Good Days and Special Times presents Ridin for a Reason Cruisin for a Cause on Saturday. The ride starts in Macedon and ends at Branchport Fire Hall near Camp Good Days on Keuka Lake. Registration is 15 dollars per motorcycle or show car, with proceeds to the camp. Contact Tamara Federico at 716-624-5555.
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Honoring the Fallen Veterans Of Onondaga Post 131
Memorial Day honors Jewish War Veterans Onondaga Post 131 who served in Normandy, Africa, Italy and Europe. Members recall hills to tend graves, decorate more than 400 veterans, and thank the nation while recalling wartime sacrifice and the Holocaust.
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Wyclef Jean headlines Summer Blast-Off concert in Syracuse
Wyclef Jean mixes hip hop with jazz and Caribbean styles at the Summer Blast-Off headlining show in Central New York. The benefit concert at Carnegie Hall showcased his charity work while the festival delivered pop and hip hop acts to a wide youth audience with performances by Black Eyed Peas and others as a warm weather rite.
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Hot 107.9 summer Blast at State Fairgrounds
Gates open 4 pm at Cole Muffler Court for a concert lineup starting 5 pm with Tonya Mitchell and Vengaboys. Ashley Ballard, Oh, Philly's Most Wanted, Joey McIntyre, Black Eyed Peas, and Wyclef Jean perform through 9 30 pm. Tickets 15 in advance, 20 at gate, sales desks at Great Northern and Shopping Town.
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Nap Culture in U S Presidency Aided by Leaders
A essay notes a shift toward napping amid 24 seven life. It cites presidents including George W Bush and Winston Churchill as examples, contrasting American sleep norms with siestas abroad and calling sleep a practical leadership tool.
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