By Eva Briggs I recently had surgery, and that meant figuring out how to deal with pets while recovering. Since two thirds of U.S.
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Q & A with Lori Schakow from Child Care Solutions Inc.
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Special Needs: Early Intervention Challenging During Pandemic
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant When schools faced mandatory shut-downs last spring because of the pandemic, education shifted to virtual modes. For children 3 years
Kayla Mckeon: Beating All the Odds
North Syracuse woman with Down syndrome — who holds silver medal from Special Olympics World Games in Athens — helps the fight to change