Finding Ulysses

In these darkening days, Phoulao bringing us a video from when our village was warmer and lighter, and when the Trumansburg playground was still new:

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

Every year, as the Grassroots Festival of Music and Dance winds down, the YouTube representation of the event begins, with a wave of new uploads that lasts several weeks, well into the autumn. The first of these videos have now arrived, starting out with a touch of Zydeco.

Visitors note Cayuga Lakes temperature at “a chilly 70 degrees”. Around here, that’s rather balmy.

They call it a “heroic ending” to a “lovable series”. Can Trumansburg teenagers taking on the undead be lovable? Judge for yourself: Also see the first two videos about the zombie outbreak in Trumansburg.

Can Trumansburg survive the zombie attack?

The letter against net neutrality that Mike Arcuri signed was written for him by telecommunications industry lobbyists.

Les Roberts need not worry about being an election “spoiler”. Mike Arcuri has already spoiled his chances quite well enough all on his own.

Other photographs of our area can be found through the Gateway to Astronaut Photography of Earth. Just search for “Finger Lakes”.

It will take more than a video gimmick to sell a house in current economic conditions. The following YouTube video has been online for four days, and in all that time, it’s had only one visitor.