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DramaSphere’s ‘Ripcord’ finds humor, heart in aging (opens the original)
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UTICA â DramaSphere Theatricals will present âRipcordâ at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday, Aug. 14-15, with a Sunday matinee at 2 p.m. Aug. 16, at Grace Church, 6 Elizabeth St. âRipcordâ is about two contrasting senior roommates at an assisted living facility, Abby Binder and Marilyn Dunne, who enter into a bet to force one another out of their room. While Abby has had a tough life and doesnât let anyone in, Marilyn remains positive and refuses to let lifeâs difficulties get her down. S
The intern experience I didn't know I needed (opens the original)
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Finding a summer internship is always a struggle. Itâs incredibly competitive, with countless college students scrambling to mass apply to a variety of internships; this method rarely has a high success rate. Last summer I interned at my local newspaper, the Addison Independent, which is based in Middlebury, Vermont. While I enjoyed this experience, I didnât want to narrow down my future career paths to just journalism and wanted to explore other avenues, like publishing, for example. But du
Fuller Center Bicycle Adventure rides through Rome (opens the original)
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ROME â The Fuller Center for Housingâs Bicycle Adventure rode through Rome on Friday, July 31, as a part of its 10-week, 4,000-mile journey from the Oregon coast to the Maine coast. The Bicycle Adventure aims to raise money and awareness for the Fuller Center for Housingâs efforts to eliminate poverty housing. The ride began back on May 28 and will end Sunday, Aug. 9. The Fuller Center for Housing was founded in 2005 by Millard Fuller, who also founded Habitat for Humanity. It is a Christi
Barred owl rescued after becoming entangled in fishing lure in Madison County (opens the original)
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ONEIDA â Judy Cusworth, a licensed wildlife rehabilitator, recently rescued a barred owl from a tree after it got caught in a fishing lure. âThe owl was hanging about 20 feet up in a tree right above the water and it had a fishing lure in his wing, which was attached to a fish line, which was wrapped around the tree branch,â she said. Cusworth received a call from the Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) who told her about the situation at Mount Hope Park. Cusworth was with her 1
Kangaroos and camel at the All American Petting Zoo (opens the original)
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BOONVILLE â Visitors to the Boonville-Oneida County Fair can meet two young red kangaroos at the All American Petting Zoo. Julia, 1, and Junior, 2, were raised by Gator Beam, of Hilton Head Island, South Carolina. âThis guy who lived right down the road from me had a bunch of them. So I got them from him and then raised them,â he said. Red kangaroos can live up to 20 years in captivity and eat a diet that includes strawberries, bananas, sweet potatoes and carrots. âWe have about 100 acre
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