Brandy Brady rides for therapy at national center
James Brady recovering from a gunshot wound joined by Nancy Reagan for a therapeutic horseback ride at the National Center for Therapeutic Riding in Rock Creek Park. The 12 year old nonprofit offers riding therapy to handicapped individuals as Brady continues his recovery. The White House noted Reagan praised Apple in a recent address, clarifying remarks about Apple and Hewlett Packard. Heloise announces a beauty book aimed at “real people” rather than celebrities, highlighting practical advice for ordinary readers.
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Rivers responds to college survey by comedienne Joan Rivers
Rivers, 52, among 32 famous people, answered Tatler survey on why they chose college. She said Barnard College attracted her for convenient vending machines and stocked goods, adding it helped give her smarts to run a business though not her comedy career.
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Sting to star in The Bride remake with Jennifer Beals
Sting believes American actors benefit from a shared national lexicon. He will star in The Bride, a Mrs Frankenstein remake, with Jennifer Beals portraying the manmade woman. Beals says she found the role more realistic than Alex in Flashdance, a character she cried at watching.
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Prince Andrew Keeps Busy During HMS Brazen Visit
Prince Andrew, aboard HMS Brazen docking in Baltimore for a week, said he would be all business during the Navy stop with no plans for leave. He suspected he might meet American girls but claimed his diary was empty and he would not be sightseeing.
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Herald Journal Readers Note on Accuracy
The Herald Journal invites readers to report factual inaccuracies in coverage and provides a contact number 470 0017 for corrections to ensure full fair and accurate reporting across all stories and editions.
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Syracuse Weather Forecast Highlights
Humid today with a high near 80 and occasional showers. Tonight a 40 percent chance of a thunderstorm with low 60s to near 65. Saturday partly sunny with a 30 percent rain chance and a high in the 65 to 70 range. Extended: partly cloudy Sunday, showers likely Monday, then mostly sunny Tuesday with daily lows around 50 and highs in the upper 60s to lower 70s.
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Winds ease as regatta finals near Onondaga Lake
Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta winds should ease by finals on Onondaga Lake with a boaters advisory in effect for area lakes. NWS predicts scattered showers tonight with a low near 60 to 65, then cooler sunshine Saturday and a lingering shower chance.
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Regional Weather Outlook With Scattered Showers Across Areas
The Buffalo area and Glenn Jamestown report scattered showers with a 40 percent chance, lows in the 60s and highs in the mid 60s to 70. Rochester Elmira Corning and Oswego to Watertown show similar shower chances, with weekend sun and 30 to 40 percent rain risk. Albany notes muggy conditions with overnight showers and a breezy Saturday clearing, highs in the 70s.
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The bulletin shows muggy conditions with 40 to 66 percent chances of overnight showers across Lake George Utica-Rome Binghamton St. Lawrence Valley Champlain Valley Catstills Adirondacks and New York City area. Saturday projects sunny intervals breezy and highs mostly 70s with some areas 80s. Boating areas warn of south to southwest winds 15 to 30 knots and occasional showers or thunderstorms with higher gusts.
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Air quality and forecast for Eastern New York region
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