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Former Henninger basketball coach to be character in Tim’s new book
It seems like kind of an odd association, but former Henninger High School boys basketball coach Joe Mazella will be the name of a teacher in Tim Green’s next book – “Left Out.” Green, the Skaneateles lawyer/author/speaker whose latest literary focus is writing books for young people and speaking to students on the virtues of […]
Booklist Review for Home Run
The fourth episode in Green’s Baseball Great series continues to throw tough challenges at young Josh, both on and off the playing field. Here the 13-year-old superstar really rides the emotional roller coaster as he continues to love his divorced, bitterly incompatible parents and also falls into a batting slump exacerbated by the demands of […]
Tim Green to appear at Hickory Creek Middle School in Frankfort
FRANKFORT – Hickory Creek Middle School in Frankfort will host author Tim Green at 6 p.m. Feb. 3 at 22150 W. 116th Ave., Frankfort. This presentation is funded through a grant from the District 157-C Education Foundation. After studying writing at Syracuse University where he was an All American football player, Green was drafted in […]
Former Falcon gets students exercising their minds
Each time former Atlanta Falcons defensive end Tim Green finished a chapter, he asked the 75 or so students assembled in the library at Parkside Elementary School in Atlanta earlier this month if he should stop. Each time, they egged him on, pleading for him to continue. He was reading “Kid Owner,” the 16th of […]
Tim Supports Griffin’s Guardians at A Charity Event in Skaneateles
Service with a smile: Guest bartenders at The Krebs in Skaneateles support Griffin’s Guardians by raising over $4000 To hear all about it, and how Griffin became a character in his book New Kid, read the article provided by The Citizen.