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Did you know Rochester used to have a subway?  And that part of it was built right in the old Erie Canal aqueduct that crosses the Genesee River to this day? Well, there’s no more water and there’s no more subway, but on September 19, you can do openly what we did somewhat clandestinely with our . . . → Read More: A walk in Rochester’s subway

The upcoming A-OK Weekend - that’s Acts Of Kindness – is a fabulous opportunity to get to know our city better. If all we do is read about what others in other neighborhoods are doing that weekend, it’s a start. But if we go visit other neighborhoods and get to know some other people, how much . . . → Read More: A city united through performance art

Art in Motion A Citywide Performance

Saturday, September 11, 2 p.m. On the green of the MOST, Armory Square

Featuring puppets and participants from four neighborhoods of Syracuse!

Rain location: Plymouth Church, 232 E. Onondaga St.

Additional weekend events:

“Culture and Community Revitalization: Opportunities and Challenges” Friday, September 10, 5 p.m. The Warehouse 350 West Fayette Street, Syracuse, NY

“Community Arts and Revitalization of Downtown Syracuse: Next . . . → Read More: Art in Motion Spectacular, Sept 11 at 2 pm

Now that the EPA hearing at the Oncenter has been called off for the time being, it has been decided NOT to have the rally until we know where and when that hearing is going to take place.  Apparently the oil and gas people are planning on busing in a whole lot of people, so the . . . → Read More: Thursday’s anti-fracking rally POSTPONED

If I were to say, “Do you know that some politicians are in it just for the influence that gets them the money?” you’d laugh in my face. Of course you know that. There are two kinds of politicians: those who are in it to serve you, and those who are in it to serve themselves. . . . → Read More: Winner takes all in fracking conflict of interest