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What to do with leftover books

Jan 20 2012
Mary

 Some of our sponsors have asked what they can do with dictionaries that are left over after they distribute them at their local schools.

January e-newsletter

Jan 20 2012
Mary

The January edition of our e-newsletter was sent out recently.

Potlatch

Jan 20 2012
Mary

 Joe Mc Kay’s “Crazy About Words”
…toasting our language since 2003!

Syracuse firefighters donate dictionaries to students

Jan 16 2012
Mary

Syracuse firefighters visited the third-grade classrooms at Roberts Elementary School on Glenwood Avenue to give each child a dictionary.

Dictionary program hits seventh year

Jan 16 2012
Mary

Excitement over a book is every parent's wish to have their child as enthusiastic over a book as they are over a video game or other new electronic distraction.

Simple gesture worth its weight in words

Jan 16 2012
Mary

Third-graders at eight local schools are starting the year off right with brand-new dictionaries of their own.

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