Treat Yourself: Mark your calendar for Disney’s “The Lion King”—and the other Broadway shows coming to Syracuse in 2025November 26, 2024
Reaching a Milestone: Now the largest chapter in the country, Special Olympics New York is celebrating 50 yearsMarch 30, 2020
Angelene Guglielmo, Film Program Instructor, Le Moyne College Summer Arts InstituteBy Courtney KlessMay 29, 20250
Education Start of Healing: Linda Cleary wants to get people talking about child abuseBy Tammy DiDomenicoApril 1, 20170 When it comes to addressing cases of child abuse, there is no one-size-fits-all approach. For Linda Cleary, executive director of…
Food Thinking About Eating: A mindful family meal has many benefitsBy Nicole ChristinaDecember 10, 20160 Being a parent and trying to squeeze in time to teach your kids how to eat well is a real…
First Person TV Land: How watching a show—or two—can be quality time with kidsBy Linda LowenDecember 10, 20160 Em and I have been spending a lot more time together lately. Gone are the petty arguments, sneering tone, defensiveness…
Kids Ready, Set, Kindergarten! Attention to a few details can ease the transitionBy Laura Livingston SnyderSeptember 1, 20160 When children enter kindergarten, moms and dads must relinquish control to strangers, sometimes for the first time. And the people…
First Person King of the Road: Why not take our toddler and pets cross-country in an RV?By Deborah CavanaghAugust 10, 20160 Who takes an almost-2-year-old toddler, an 85-pound golden retriever, and two indoor cats on a three-week vacation odyssey? Yep, we…
Child Development Outside, Over There: Books inspire excursions in natureBy Merrilee WitherellApril 10, 20160 Sharing nature with your child can be a way to bond, spend meaningful time together and pass your respect and…
First Person Part of ‘The In Crowd’: Encountering a bit of unexpected grace among teensBy Deborah CavanaghApril 10, 20160 I have come to realize that there are individuals in this world who have a natural grace around people with…
Child Development Somebody to Talk to: Parents can successfully explain therapy to a childBy Cary and Tonja RectorApril 10, 20160 Explaining to your child why you want her to talk with a therapist can be worrisome for parents. What to…
Child Development Coping with Loss: Books that can help kids grieve and healBy Merrilee WitherellJanuary 13, 20160 As adults, we know that death and dying are an unavoidable part of life. Children, however, may struggle with both…
Offbeat Holiday Stories: Lovely illustrations grace books about Christmas and moreBy Merrilee WitherellDecember 1, 20150 Shake up your holiday traditions this year with children’s books that greet the holidays in a style all their own.…
