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Lori Myers – Her Journey To Success

April 24, 2018 0
By: Abbey Adams Photo: Luciano I look over by the window in Lori Myers office. A tall fish tank towers over me. What’s inside of it? Seahorses. “Most people have never seen one in real …
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Chelsea Handler: Fearlessly Forward

April 24, 2018 0
By: Abbey Adams “We’re sick and tired of being sick and tired” says comedian turned activist, Chelsea Handler. The New Jersey native has devoted the last year or so to making her mark in the …
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Knife Vs Needle

April 24, 2018 0
By: Beth Phillips, RPAC Until this past decade, traditional surgical facelifts were the mainstay for rejuvenation of the face. These were considered big procedures that were mostly reserved for the rich and famous. Over the …
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My Journey in the World of Art

April 24, 2018 0
By: Audrey Levinson This month I’m praying for some nice weather. You all know Syracuse is about the weather. So long, so harsh, so white. I wouldn’t paint a snow scene if you paid me. …
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Food Swapping Made Easy

April 24, 2018 0
By: Stefanie Heath Something I hear often is how difficult it is to start eating healthy. Like many, I grew up loving the traditional comfort meals and I considered myself a connoisseur in tacos, pizza …
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The Original “Mommy Blogger”

April 24, 2018 0
At Wit’s End Turned 50! A Celebration of Erma Bombeck By Lisa A. Beach Today’s mommy bloggers can thank Erma Bombeck for paving the way. In a time when Al Gore hadn’t yet “invented” the Internet …
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Farmer Street Pantry

April 24, 2018 0
Owner Lynne Della Pelle Pasquale Shares her story of Applesauce & more. By: Samantha Leader Lynne Della Pelle Pasquale, Owner of Farmer Street Pantry, LLC, will blow you away with her amazing vegan mincemeat and applesauce. …
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Osteoporosis – The Silent Disease

April 24, 2018 0
By: Christine Vickers, MLS, CAS It seems as if everyone knows someone who suffers from this disease. According to the National Osteoporosis Foundation, Osteoporosis is common as approximately 54 million Americans have osteoporosis and/or low …
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People for Animal Rights (PAR)

April 24, 2018 0
By: Samantha Leader People for Animal Rights (PAR) started in fall 1982 when Linda DeStephano and two friends had success teaching people the negative outcomes from teaching young boys how to trap animals. This one …
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