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Reading League founder tackles literacy crisis affecting students (Syracuse Trailblazers)

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By Katrina Tulloch
| Syracuse.com Verified
Dr. Maria Murray founded The Reading League “out of pure frustration” with widespread reading failures in American schools. The Reading League, headquartered here in Syracuse, works to equip educators with the knowledge needed to effectively teach all students how to read. “Students aren’t learning enough about reading to write well,” said Murray.
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Reading League founder tackles literacy crisis affecting students (Syracuse Trailblazers)

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By Katrina Tulloch
| This is CNY
Dr. Maria Murray Dr. Maria Murray founded the Reading League, a Syracuse-based nonprofit working to improve childhood literacy and change how teachers are trained, to understand the science of reading. Dr. Maria Murray founded The Reading League “out of pure frustration” with widespread reading failures in American schools. The Reading League, headquartered here in Syracuse, works to equip educators with the knowledge needed to effectively teach all students how to read.
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Mumford & Sons ignite Syracuse with relentless momentum, touch of World Cup fever (review)

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By Katrina Tulloch
| Syracuse.com Verified
Folk rock feels too small a label to encompass all Mumford & Sons are, and stomp-and-holler feels too reductive, though Syracuse fans did stomp and holler for two hours straight at Mumford’s energetic, relentlessly entertaining June 18 stop on their 2026 Prizefighter Tour. Thursday marked the first visit for Mumford & Sons to Syracuse’s lakeside amphitheater.
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