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Sandra Snyder covers Features for the Times Leader. Reach her at (570) 831-7383 or ssnyder@timesleader.com.
Sandra Snyder is the Times Leader's features editor, overseeing the food, family, home and Sunday lifestyles sections as well as the weekly entertainment Guide. She began working at the Times Leader in 1993 as a copy editor and has held various positions, including Hazleton editor/bureau chief, editor of the Times Leader-Mountaintop and Social Issues co-team leader. She also has done general-interest news and features reporting. Her most memorable interview to this day remains the delightful and now decidedly not 16-going-on-17 Charmian Carr, a.k.a. Liesl in "The Sound of Music." These days, she encourages readers who love (and sometimes despise) their homes to write to her and share their household tales, tragic or otherwise, particularly the type they're willing to have retold in print.
Sandra Snyder / Features
As it turns out, Mom was right. Again. As usual.
Iffy but spiffy, an old garage an ode to joy SANDRA SNYDER WALL TO WALL
Call it all a Leaning Tower of Follies. Casual observers essentially have said as much. Some poked their fun outright, while others perhaps secretly thought I might be even nuttier than Noah without even a chance of the ark-erector’s redemption.
Deep cleaning can merit some deep thoughts SANDRA SNYDER WALL TO WALL
Spring cleaning: yea or nay?
From warriors to wimps, ’tis a season for all SANDRA SNYDER WALL TO WALL
Once upon a time not so long ago – let’s say a warm, late-fall Saturday -- near the outskirts of Philadelphia, a warrior awakened. She pulled on some old clothes, pulled back her hair, gloved her hands and headed outside, weapons at the ready.
A saint and her provisions go marching in SANDRA SNYDER WALL TO WALL
Heaven is abuzz today, for something big is on the agenda. A dinner party, it must be believed, such as the populace has never experienced before.
Hey, heard the one about the Irish rabbits? SANDRA SNYDER WALL TO WALL
Limpy the Leprechaun and I were chatting just the other day, and he’s as confused as I.
And the pale guy? Clean hoots REVIEW
Ever left a fabulously snarky comedy performance and said to yourself, “He (or she) should do a bit on … fill in the blank?”
Ah, how sweet it looks, but does it work? SANDRA SNYDER WALL TO WALL
“Caution,” the e-mail read. “The attached dismembered image is graphic and not intended for younger viewers.”
Reality check latches on to Sam’s offering SANDRA SNYDER WALL TO WALL
Santa Claus is coming to town, friends, and he’s looking a little different these days. He’s taller and thinner for one thing, and his high cap contains not a kicky pompom but an array of stars and stripes.
Relish this ordinary time marching on SANDRA SNYDER WALL TO WALL
One of the nicest things about this time of year, still so fresh, new and fairly blank-slated, is the chance to sit back and savor that which is ordinary.
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