Finding Ulysses

s supporting a law that the New York Times called a tyrannical law that will be ranked with the low points in American democracy, our generation’s version of the Alien and Sedition Acts a good idea for a Democrat who is trying to get elected? Is part of being a Democrat now to support an unprovoked war with a little torture on the side, when it’s the popular thing to do?

Every time I passed the fairgrounds this weekend, there wasn’t anyone out looking at any of the trucks. So now, the four days of Trucktoberfest have been extended.

About 30 people showed up to clear small trees, blackberries, wild roses, and a whole lot of honeysuckle, to make the section of Black Diamond Trail usable.

Carpets of maple seeds, and rolling armadas of walnuts come with the mast this year. Autumn seeds bring springtime squirrels

Back to Democracy is sponsoring a showing of the documentary Iraq For Sale this Friday at the Trumansburg Fire Hall.

Come to work on clearing a stretch of the Black Diamond Trail in Ulysses this Saturday at 9:00 AM on Willow Creek Road.

Tomorrow, October 5, 2006, there’s an anti-Bush protest planned in Groton, in front of the post office and the Groton Hotel, from between 4:00 and 8:00 PM. Protests will also be taking place in Rochester and Syracuse. Attend one if at all possible.

Michael Arucri finally admitted that he has never actually read the legislation, and doesn’t actually know much about the law. Michael Arcuri announced his support of HR 6166, the Bush torture law, without knowing what the content of the law actually is.

Michael Arcuri may be a Democrat-in-name, but he is not a Democrat-in-deed. Michael Arcuri has declared that he will support George W. Bush, instead of protecting the Bill of Rights.