Finding Ulysses

Josh Harben informs us of a meeting just a few miles outside of Ulysses borders – in Hector – to present a petition against fracking there. The meeting is tomorrow night!

Elizabeth Thomas sends us the following note about an important event tomorrow. If you’re like me, you’ve got a few broken electronic devices around the house that you haven’t been sure about how to dispose of. Tomorrow is the opportunity to do so responsibly. “Have you been unsure of the proper disposal method for all [...]

If you’re like me, and missed last week’s parade to the Trumansburg Fair, it’s not too late to get a brief view. A local resident identifying himself as MrBrainflower has produced the following video, which shortens the parade down to just two minutes. You’ll have to get someone to throw candy at you while watching [...]

A copy of the text of the proposed law to ban hydraulic fracturing (fracking) in the town of Ulysses, New York. The last public meeting about this legislation will take place this Wednesday evening.

Two opportunities for citizens to have a say in the greater Trumansburg community are available to us this week. On Tuesday, it’s time to vote on the budget for next year’s operation of the Trumansburg schools. On Friday, from 7:00 to 9:30 in the evening, a forum on fracking, entitled Economic Impacts of Heavy Industrial [...]

Good cheese and good company will be at Good To Go, with visiting cheesemakers from Muranda.

On July 30th at 2:00 PM on Hector Street (Route 227) between Peas St. and the Farmers’ Market, Trumansburg will have a soap box derby this summer. There are three classes of car that may be entered: Junior (ages 12-17), Adult (ages 18-up), and Business Class – though business-sponsored cars can be entered in any [...]

Blue Ulysses Democrats will meet in the Rongovian Embassy at 5:00 PM on April 14, followed by a blues musician.

Upcoming events in Trumansburg address fracking, flutes, and slang.

There won’t be a protest of this sort in Trumansburg today, but take the Route 21 bus down to Ithaca, and you can be dropped off right at the protest in Ithaca, starting at 5:00 PM.