Family
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Former professor writes book to teach life lessons
Plattsburgh woman hopes new book about her life's challenges will make a difference outside the classroom.
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Step back before passing judgement
Part of our humanity is delighting in other people's mistakes, Mary White writes.
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Family Fare: March 2, 2013
Take a look at brief family-related news of note around the North Country.
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Local food pantries serving more households
The Interfaith Food Shelf in Plattsburgh and Mooers Wesleyan Church Food Pantry are both seeing greater need this year.
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Annual festival aims to shake winter doldrums
Montreal en Lumiere offers fine dining, performances and family fun through March 3.
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Family Fare: Feb. 23, 2013
Take a look at brief family-related news of note around the North Country.
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Some common items can be hazardous to pets
A variety of household items are toxic to animals, from over-the-counter medications to antifreeze in the garage.
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Family Fare: Feb. 16, 2013
Take a look at brief family-related news of note around the North Country.
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Snow-free family fun abounds
Attending story time, making valentines and catching a play are among the family-fun options this weekend.
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Dogs aren't date bait
Men who love their dogs are desirable; men who use their dogs as props are not, Monica Collins said.
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