Finding Ulysses

I’m collecting maple sap in my Trumansburg woods again this spring. Anyone have a tip about where you get a good wooden bucket these days?

I’ve offered to start posting an article here and there, to give a view of things from the Southern part of Ulysses. There has not been a lot of action down here on DuBois Rd. this week– the spec house down the road has not sold yet, so, no new neighbors, and Saturday saw just [...]

Sweet Land Farm’s CSA web site was until recently hosted on the same web site that features New Orleans Table. I would have thought that New Orleans Table, which features lushly painted tables by Melissa Blackburn Sarat, is centered based in New Orleans.

Have your say. Who should be on the top of the Trumansburg Wanted List

A haiku from the meeting minutes of the Trumansburg Village Board of Trustees in December, 2006.

I wonder what the American Whitewater volunteer would have thought if he had returned last summer, when the water was running high and fast for almost the entire season.

Ithaca Daily Photo visits Trumansburg, and plays a few tunes as well.

A video of mud wrestling revelers at the 2006 Grassroots Festival of Music and Dance, to break the weight of winter snow.

On Friday, February 23rd @ 7 PM @ The Trumansburg Fire Hall former N.Y.S. assemblyman & local activist Marty Luster will be speaking at the monthly Back to Democracy meeting. His talk, “How do we hold our public officials accountable?: Acitivism, Accountability & Impeachment”, will be followed by a discussion. All BTD events are free [...]

The snow has now nearly buried a stand of hazelnuts I tried to establish last year, putting deer fencing around them to little avail. If those shrubs don’t come back with new growth in the spring, I’ll try replacing them with butterfly bushes, which are supposed to become all the more lush with wintertime prunings such as the deer provide.