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On Veteran’s Day at Buckland and Highland Parks. And the Moral Equivalent of War

My first stop on Veteran’s Day was Buckland Park in Brighton on Westfall Road for a 2pm ceremony honoring Veterans from World War Two to Iraq. From there my philosophical journey took me to the

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65 years ago today at Edgerton Park Arena when the NBA color line was first broken. And Jackie Robinson breaking the color barrier in Rochester; summer of ’46

Halloween marks the 65th Anniversary of the night the NBA color line was broken by Earl Lloyd right here in Rochester at the old Edgerton Park Arena. Below is a post — with new information

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Local artists’ enduring message of hope for troubled youth at Pre-Trial Services

Recently, Charlene Leistman, Director of Operations at Pre-Trial Services Corp, contacted Talker of the Town to present publicly for the first time a montage of the dozen or so beautiful murals

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You may soon be living in New York State’s first “EcoDistrict”

Being green, this morning I bicycled over to MCC for the Greentopia FUTURES Summit. As explained to me by one of the Co-Founders of Greentopia, Lewis Stess, today’s conference, Cities of

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A pilgrimage of peace from Palmyra to Pittsford

Yet another picturesque autumn day in Pittsford was punctuated by an unusual scene. A group of marchers who at 8am had left Palmyra and 16 miles later were crossing the bridge over the Canal

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Jo Jo and me reunited! And revisiting “Against Prejudging in Pittsford at Lock 62”

One of favorite posts over the summer was “Against Prejudging in Pittsford at Lock 62.” It was the story of two young men, Jo Jo and Josh, I met at Lock 62 in Pittsford. A similar

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Talker of the Town invited for a week to Rochester Free Radio with George Payne on the Broken Spear Vision

On Sunday, I was invited to George Payne’s Broken Spear Vision program on Rochester Free Radio. Broken Spear Vision Now live for about a year, Rochester Free Radio is a community,

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On “The Bridge Generation:” Born 1960 – 1980

For a while, I have been looking for a new name for people with my life experiences. Something other than Baby Boomers, Gen X’ers, or later, Millennials. The unifying principle is those

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Against prejudging in Pittsford at Lock 62

• September 1, 2015 There is spot in Pittsford where world’s collide. Behind Pittsford Plaza is what remains of Lock 62. Its now abandoned double chamber filled with weeds and overflown brackish

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On the Marketview Heights Neighborhood from Julie Everitt; 40 years later still optimistic

NOTE: THIS ARTICLE ORIGINALLY APPEARED IN THE DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE. SEE ALL D & C ARTICLES. • September 6, 2015 Having devoted a good portion of 40 years helping people in the Marketview

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