Finding Ulysses

An animated tour of a new design for the Trumansburg school playgrounds.

Water District Five never had enough support to make it truly come into being. If anything, you might call it a legislative embryo – an unborn thing produced by strange fertilizations of anti-regulation ideologues and opportunistic landowners.

I suggest that you take a look over at her avian flu gallery, which is filled with stark images in Cassetti’s distinctive style, each one combining the concepts of death and fertility, as when a skull emerges from a cracked egg, or when death itself seems to be on the nest.

ife’s So Sweet is where last year’s Sweet Shop used to be, next to the Aceto Stiles Gallery, across the street from Ron Don’s. If you haven’t been, you’re missing something sweet.

The idea is that people across the United States will volunteer to report when the buds on different plants around them open up, so that scientists can look at the data and see whether there are any shifts in plant cycles along with climate change. It’s kind of like a feeder watch, but horticultural.

A long-overdue software update was performed at Finding Ulysses today, enabling better security against nasty spam comments, and enabling some new capabilities for the site. As a result, however, you will probably need to log in again if you have an account here. If you don’t have your password handy, I can help you with [...]

Lucia Tyler presented a resolution to remove WD5 from further consideration, and to start over, giving the newly formed Water Commission time to do it’s work, and wait for more progress on the Comprehensive Plan, and zoning revisions. They voted, Lucia Tyler – aye Liz Thomas  – aye Dave Kerness – aye Doug Austic – [...]