Finding Ulysses

A post-mortem Hollywood hostage primate crime disaster? No, a new music video by Trumansburg band Radio The Ape:

The Trumansburg Community Chorus had a concert last night. Sadly, given that you’re reading this now, it means that you missed the concert. I didn’t find out about it until this morning, but now I know better, having found the web site for the Trumansburg Community Chorus, which came online just about three months ago. [...]

It appears that designers in NYC have some appreciation for the fabric of the Trumansburg community, as well as the little houses we have down by the creek.

Why would it matter if Geri Keil’s statue depicted the Virgin of Guadelupe being devoured by a bottle of Coca Cola? Public libraries don’t exist to cater to the religious beliefs of particular groups.

A video of the Alash Ensemble, demonstrating the traditional Tuvan art of throat singing, from the Grassroots Festival last month.

A piece of Trumansburg musical history: The song Trumansburg Whistle, by Gershon Kingsley from the album, Music to Moog By.

A painting of sledding at Rice Hill here in Ulysses by artist Cheryl Chalmers can be seen on the web site of the Trumansburg Art Collective.

The work of Seegers and Fein, creating glass paperweights with delicate interior designs, was described in an article in the Lockport Union-Sun and Journal today.

The music video I Don’t See Why by Radio the Ape, with lots of Trumansburg locations in the background.

Video of whooping and hollering at a Scythian concert at the Rongovian Embassy to the USA in Trumansburg in May 2009.