Finding Ulysses

It seems that the average household expense from the American Clean Energy and Security Act in New York State would be much lower than the national average: 19 cents a day. New York’s expense would be the second lowest in the United States, behind only Florida. Why would Arcuri oppose this?

Michael Arcuri’s claims just don’t match the facts. Either Arcuri isn’t aware of the facts, or he doesn’t care about them, and doesn’t think that we’ll be able to tell the difference. Whichever is the case, Arcuri’s actions in opposition of the American Clean Energy and Security Act demonstrate that he is unsuited to the responsibilities of representing our district in the U.S. House of Representatives.

The news comes from Chowhound, who recently came to Trumansburg to have a bite at the Hazelnut Kitchen, which seems to be getting a good reputation far outside of Tompkins County. Still, Chowhound would have liked more beets and less trout with the trout and beets, and reports that the bun on the burger was [...]

Trumansburg Village Trustee announces a run for the Democratic nomination to become Town of Ulysses Supervisor. Also, Trumansburg dropouts increase, and a forum on protecting the community from the environmental impacts of natural gas drilling takes place tonight.

There was one blinking little piece of Prospect Street last night, and the rest missed the show.

If Gillibrand continues to ignore the growing concerns of people living atop the Marcellus Shale, she may find herself surprised in 2010 by some upstate resistance to her effort to gain the Democratic Party nomination for New York’s junior U.S. Senate seat.

Just seen: A kingfisher flying over Main Street. The shallow waters of Trumansburg Creek may not be deep enough to hold fish to interest human anglers, but it adds a great deal of depth to our village nonetheless.

On Saturday, June 20, from 6:00 to 9:00 in the evening, you’ll be able to find Life’s So Sweet chocolates at the Genessee Country Museum, a place up near Rochester that’s kind of like Colonial Williamsburg, but a bit more low key.

In this video of Trumansburg high school students on their last day of classes, everyone seems happy that it’s all over. Of course, it isn’t really all over for these graduating students. I’d love to see another video put together by these same people this time next year, and five years from now, as a [...]

Bryan Isacks will be lecturing on his practice of acupuncture in Trumansburg this Thursday evening in the Ulysses Philomathic Library.