What You Should Know By Susie Ippolito As the summer begins to fade into fall, we say so long to our sun-kissed skin and watch our complexions return to their natural hues. Almost. If you look closely, you will notice...
Month: August 2018
Fashion
From Summer to Fall Fashion
Stretching Your Wardrobe By Nichole A. Cavallaro The easiest way to make your summer pieces more fall-appropriate isn’t to ditch them altogether, but to dress up new ways to wear them. Here are some of the simplest ways to stretch...
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Jenniffer Benedetto
Teaching Education Appreciation By Lorna Oppedisano | Photography by Alexis Emm “Everyone has a story and everybody has gifts. That’s how I try to teach,” Syracuse City School District teacher Jenniffer Benedetto said. “I educate and inspire with that mindset,...
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Jessica Bruneau
The Meaning of Teaching By Jessica Bruneau | Photography by Alexis Emm Since I was very little, I’d wanted to be a teacher. I played school with my friends, my siblings, my dolls — with anyone willing to sit at a...
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A Taste of David’s Refuge
A Taste of Goodness Interview by Rachel Foster David’s Refuge is a nonprofit organization serving parents and guardians of children with special needs. The fifth annual A Taste of David’s Refuge fundraising event is planned for September 21. This event...
