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Okay urban explorers and subway fans, lay down some newspaper and get ready to have your minds blown. A local photographer, Mark Goho, has made it his mission to capture 360º panoramas of Rochester parks to share with the world on Google Views. Mark's latest project took him deep underground and, with a few clicks of a camera and mouse, he has given the general public unfettered access into the abandoned Rochester subway…
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Amazing! Virtual Tour of Rochester Subway on Google Street ViewFriday, November 7th, 2014
Tags: abandoned places, abandoned subway, Broad Street, Google, Graffiti, Mark Goho, Rochester, Rochester NY, Rochester panorama, rochester photos, Rochester Subway, Rochester Subway photos, Rochester Subway tunnel, street art, subway tunnel, urban exploration
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Rochester's First ParkletMonday, November 3rd, 2014
Next spring construction will begin on Rochester's first parklet—a mini public space—in front of Joe Bean Coffee Roasters . Parklets are a relatively new urban feature you may have seen popping up in metros across the country. These makeshift public spaces typically extend out from the sidewalk into adjacent parking spaces offering people a place to stop, to sit, and to rest while taking in the activities of the street…
Tags: Anton Siekmann, Brandon Colaprete, City of Rochester, Erik Frisch, Joe Bean Coffee Roasters, Kathy Turiano, Madelaine Britt, Mary Turner, Nancy Johns-Price, Nicole Howley, parking, parklet, Rochester, Rochester NY, Seth Eshelman, Staach, tactical urbanism, University Avenue, urban planning
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Rochester Museum and Science Center ExpansionWednesday, October 15th, 2014
Rochester Museum and Science Center is planning an expansion to link the main museum building on East Avenue with the Strasenburgh Planetarium next door. The $7 million project will be paid for with the help of private donations and a variety of grants.
Now, most people seem to agree the link between the two buildings is greatly needed. However, since renderings were released last spring, the design aesthetic has been a hotly debated topic…
Tags: architecture, Christopher Brandt, development plans, East Avenue, Labella Associates, Matthew Denker, Rochester, Rochester Museum and Science Center, Rochester Museums, Rochester NY, SWBR Architects
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Historic Cunningham Carriage Returns to RochesterMonday, October 6th, 2014
The following post by Amy Cavalier was originally published at DePaul.org.
Thousands of miles, several movie appearances and more than 140 years after leaving the Cunningham Carriage Factory on Litchfield Street in Rochester NY, a late-19th century brougham-style carriage returned home on Tuesday, September 30…
Tags: adaptive reuse, affordable housing, Carriage Factory, Cunningham Automobile Factory, Cunningham car, Cunningham Carriage Factory, DePaul, DePaul Properties, Gillian Conde, historic preservation, Inc., John Greenall, Litchfield Street, Rochester, Rochester New York, Rochester NY
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TEDxRochester 2014Tuesday, September 30th, 2014
As an alumn of TEDxRochester, I want to give a quick plug for this upcoming event. And I'm doubly happy to tell you about this year's speakers as there are several whom I have personal connections with, and deep respect for. This is a jam packed line up…
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Toast Our Region on the Niagara Wine TrainWednesday, September 17th, 2014
The Niagara Wine Trail—right in our backyard—features 20 wineries and stretches from Lewiston to Rochester, along the Niagara Escarpment and the Lake Ontario shore. This region has been quickly gaining national attention for the variety and quality of its wines, including late-harvest, ice, and traditional vinifera. Now you can experience the Niagara Wine Trail in true style; via train…
Tags: A Gust of Sun Winery & Vineyard, Benjamin Woelk, Flight of Five Winery, Long Cliff Vineyard & Winery, Medina Railroad Museum, Michael Gaughn, Niagara Escarpment, Niagara Wine Trail, Niagara Wine Trail Train Excursions, railroad, Rochester, Rochester NY, Schulze Vineyards & Winery, train, train rides, Victorianbourg Wine Estate, Vizcarra Vineyards at Becker Farms, western New York, wineries, WNY Excursions
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Create! Make! Fabricate! Do! { Makerspaces, Hackerspaces, TechShops, & FabLabs… oh my }Thursday, September 4th, 2014
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Born from a new age of information sharing, as well as a recognized need for communal spaces where people can "imagine, innovate, and inspire" come makerspaces. Makerspaces (and hackerspaces) are not a new idea. However, they are fairly new in the United States. But as one makerspace/hackerspace proclaimed, these "spaces" are catching on – and there are more being established on a regular basis. Including a few right here in Rochester…
Tags: 3D printing, DHMN, Erie Makerspace, FabLabs, Hackerspace, Hungerford Building, i3Detroit, Interlock Rochester, Joel Helfrich, Lansing Makers Network, Makerspace, Milwaukee Makerspace, RepRaps, Rob Roll, Rochester Makerspace, Skip Meetze, Snap Circuits Jr. 100 Experiments kit, Squidwrench, SYN/HAK, Syracuse Innovators Guild, TechShops, The Makers Alliance, Wyatt McBain, Xerox
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Reimagining Rochester's UndergroundSunday, August 31st, 2014
The abandoned subway tunnel beneath Rochester's Broad Street has become one of the most popular sites for students of architecture and design to test their creative chops. You may remember the ROC Low Line; an underground park designed by a team of RIT students. Soon after that we reviewed a more serious plan to install an underground shopping mall and entertainment venue called Broad Street Underground.
Yet another thought-provoking concept and set of renderings have been shared with us. This one elaborates on the idea of using the interior space as a nightclub, with various (wet and wild) public spaces…
Tags: abandoned subway, adaptive reuse, aqueduct, Aqueduct Bridge, architecture, Broad Street Corridor Master Plan, Broad Street Underground, development plans, downtown Rochester, Lewis Childs, Rochester, Rochester NY, Rochester Subway, Rochester Subway tunnel, underground mall, underground shopping, urban planning
Posted in Rochester Destinations, Rochester History, Rochester News, Rochester Subway, Transit + Infrastructure, Urban Development | 15 Comments »
New at Parkleigh, a Bright Piece of Rochester Retail History?Tuesday, August 26th, 2014
Here's a fun little history mystery that I could use your help with. Jeannine Klee, owner of Parkleigh on Park Avenue recently acquired this Venetian glass chandelier from a friend who claims it once hung inside the original B. Forman Co. department store in downtown Rochester. The fixture, now on display above the candy counter at Parkleigh, is quite beautiful. But, could it really be from B. Forman Co.?
Tags: B. Forman Co. Department Store, chandelier, Jeannine Klee, McCurdy & Co., McCurdy & Co. Department Store, Park Avenue, Parkleigh, Rochester history
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Abandoned Girl Scout Camp Beech-WoodMonday, July 21st, 2014
My buddies Chris Clemens and Luke Myer (from the Burned Over District blog) recently shared these photos with me. Chris and Luke were on their way to Sodus on an unrelated exploration trip when they recalled stories of a nearby abandoned Girl Scout camp and decided to stop and check it out [map ].
Luke says his mother camped here when she was a little girl. In fact, many Girl Scouts earned a badge or two here over its 60+ year history. This was camp Beech-Wood and the following is an excerpt from NYfalls.com about its history…
Tags: abandoned, abandoned places, abandoned swimming pool, Beechwood State Park, camp site, Chris Clemens, Girl Scouts camp, Girl Scouts of America, Luke Myer, photography, Rochester, Rochester NY, rochester photos, Sodus, urban exploration
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Rochester Contemporary's 6×6 Art Show: 2014 Picks from Curator Bleu CeaseMonday, July 7th, 2014
The 7th "6×6″ art exhibition is going on right now at Rochester Contemporary Art Center (RoCo) . This exhibit began as a one-time fundraiser in 2008 but has returned every year since then due to its incredible success. 6×6 is RoCo's only major fundraiser. All artworks are offered for sale—anonymously—to the public for $20, with all proceeds going to support the Art Center. The artist's names are revealed to the buyer upon purchase.
In 2014 the show has grown to include over 6,700 artworks from all 50 states and 65 countries.
Here are a few of the top picks from this year's show sent to us by Bleu Cease, Executive Director and curator of the gallery…
Tags: 6x6 Art Show, Bleu Cease, Rochester Contemporary Art Center (RoCo)
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Campaign to Restore Rochester Subway Car 60 Kicks Off SundaySaturday, June 28th, 2014
You may recall last year when Otto Vondrak told us the story of how the sole survivor of the Rochester subway fleet, Car 60, found its way home to Rochester. Since 1998 the car has been at the Rochester & Genesee Valley Railroad Museum awaiting restoration. To be perfectly honest, most of the volunteers who were involved in its return to Rochester passed on, putting restoration efforts on the back burner. But now, finally, this Sunday the museum will kick off a fundraising (and awareness building) campaign to restore Rochester Subway Car 60 for the public to enjoy once again…
Tags: donate, fundraiser, history of Rochester, Otto M. Vondrak, Rochester, Rochester & Genesee Valley Railroad Museum, Rochester history, Rochester NY, Rochester Subway, Rochester subway car 60, Rochester Subway photos
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Edgewater Developer Walks Us Through Rochester's Port ProjectMonday, June 23rd, 2014
You've read about it. You've heard plenty of commentary about it. And if you're like me, you still have plenty of questions about the Port of Rochester development. This past weekend Greg Weykamp, owner of Edgewater Resources, LLC spent an hour with me on site to answer my questions on everything from the design of the marina & proposed development, accessibility, marketability, and parking/traffic concerns.
In this six-part video series, Weykamp addresses many of the concerns expressed by Charlotte neighbors over the past few months. No doubt there will still be more questions as the project enters the design phase. But his willingness to spend time with me (and my two kids who are dancing around in the background) showed me that this may not be the monster some people have made him out to be . But you can watch for yourself, and please let me know what you think…
Tags: Charlotte, develo, development plans, Edgewater Resources LLC, Greg Weykamp, Ontario Beach Park, Port of Rochester, Rochester, urban development, video
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Hart's Local Grocers To Open This SummerFriday, May 2nd, 2014
Urban greengrocers are making a comeback across the country – and in Rochester too! Late last year RocSubway was the first to tell you about a new, locally-owned grocer opening in downtown Rochester. Construction is now underway at Hart's Local Grocers, a new independent grocery store in the East End. Founder, Glenn Kellogg announced today that Hart's will open its doors this summer.
Tags: 10 Winthrop Street, downtown Rochester, Glenn Kellogg, grocery store, Hart's Local Grocers, Rochester, Rochester NY, urban, Winthrop Street
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Rochester (& Other) LandmarksThursday, May 1st, 2014
A new collaborative art exhibit will open Sunday, May 11, at ARTISANworks . "Rochester (& Other) Landmarks" features the work of local photographer, Jonathan White, and graffiti artist, Antonio "Chico" Garcia.
To the average viewer the work may come across as a bit of a train wreck; seemingly random doodles, awkwardly juxtaposed against a familiar urban landscape. But like any good wreck, once it catches your eye, you'll find it impossible to look away…
Tags: abandoned subway tunnel, Alphabet City, Antonio 'Chico' Garcia, art, ARTISANworks, Donuts Delite, Eastman Theater, Genesee Brewery, Genesee Valley Trust, Graffiti, Jonathan White, Louis Perticone, Lower East Side, New York City, photography, rochester photos, Rundel Library, Sea Breeze, St. Michael's Church, Strong National Museum of Play, The Bug Jar, Times Square Building, Village Gate
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Fighting the Flames at Ontario Beach ParkMonday, April 28th, 2014
No, the headline isn't in reference to the recent controversy surrounding the port development. I wanted to take a look back, at the "good ole days," when Ontario Beach was known as the Coney Island of central and western New York. Here's a birds eye of view of all the shiny happy fun… The Dentzel carousel. The L.A. Thompson's Scenic Railway. The Auditorium (a.k.a. the House of Hilarity). Such good times.
Then I noticed the peculiar site of smoke and flames in the background (click the image for a larger view). Holy smokes! Charlotte is burning! Somebody call 9-1-1!!
Tags: carousel, Charlotte, Charlotte Beach, Donovan A. Shilling, Livingston Hotel, Messmore's Fighting the Flames, Ontario Beach, Ontario Beach Park, Ontario Hotel, Port of Rochester/Charlotte, Rochester, Rochester history, Rochester NY, The House That Jack Built crazy house
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StadiumvilleTuesday, February 18th, 2014
The Rochesterian has blogged several times about the need to create a link between Frontier Field and Sahlen's Stadium… and how Rochester needs someone like Buffalo Sabres owner Terry Pegula to invest in a Harbor Center type of development centered around Rochester's sports arenas. I don't disagree. Rochester's stadiums (and the neighborhoods around them) could, and should be a much bigger draw.
Last April a local businessman named Jerry DeCarolis sent me a concept plan he put together called "Stadiumville." I was impressed. But this plan was so ambitious, and so broad-sweeping, I wasn't quite sure how seriously to take it. And so I ended up sitting on the document – until now…
Tags: Buckingham Properties, development plans, downtown Rochester, Frontier Field, infill development, Jerry DeCarolis, LeChase Construction, Mark IV Construction, Mayor Patrick Duffy, Rochester, Rochester NY, Sahlen's Stadium, Stadiumville, urban development, Wilmorite
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Dan "Donuts" Delite and the Milkmaid?Friday, February 14th, 2014
If you're a true Rochesterian you've probably taken many trips to Donuts Delite. And if you've sat in the dining room (and looked down past your doughnut-filled belly) you may have noticed a cute little milkmaid hauling her yoke and buckets full of milk across the floor.
I was curious to know how she got there and what her significance was. Of course I know milk is an ingredient in doughnuts, but it just seemed like an odd symbol to be used to represent doughnuts. There must be a story behind it…
Tags: Donuts Delite, doughnut shop, Jim Malley, Salvatore's Old Fashioned Pizzeria
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The VERY Tall Tale of Jack & His Beanstalk… Now at the Sibley BuildingTuesday, February 4th, 2014
Local balloon artists Larry Moss and Kelly Cheatle are hard at work right now constructing an enormous, 5-story tall beanstalk entirely out of balloons in the atrium of Rochester's landmark Sibley Building.
Unlike previous haunted "Balloon Manors" you may remember at area shopping malls, admission is completely free for the public to come and enjoy this one. Balloon Manor: The VERY Tall Tale of Jack and his Beanstalk is due to be completed today, and open for viewing thru Sunday, February 9…
Tags: Airigami, art, Balloon Manor, balloon sculpture, downtown Rochester, Joseph Eddy, Kelly Cheatle, Larry Moss, Martha Stewart, Rochester, Rochester NY, Sibley Building, Sibley's, The Very Tall Tale of Jack & His Beanstalk, Winn Development
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Meet Walter, Rochester's Accordion ManWednesday, January 29th, 2014
Walter has been a fixture at local sporting events and concerts for decades. Known to most Rochesterians as "The Accordion Man," Walter plays his squeezebox (and sings) outside most hockey, basketball and lacrosse games… at music events all around the city… and of course, a Redwings game would not be the same without Walter's rendition of Take Me Out To The Ballgame playing in the background as fans line up at the turnstiles.
In a recent phone conversation with him, Walter told me he's been playing around Rochester for three decades. He's missed only one game in the past 15 years. And he's gone through 83 accordions. His latest one is currently out of commission with broken keys and a worn strap…
Tags: accordion, Amerks, Billy Graham, busker, Kelly Keyes-Darcangelo, musician, Redwings, Rochester, Rochester Americans, Rochester Amerks, Rochester NY, Rochester Red Wings, Walter the accordion man
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my last few brews have been consistantly lacking carbonation, I haven't changed much of my process, except for the fact that I now hold my racking cane above the cake at the bottom of the fermenter to avoid pulling up as much sediment as possible. Is this taking too much yeast out to properly carb the beer? After 2 weeks there isn't even a hint of fizz. I've tried adding more malt to fix this, adding as much as and extra half cup for a 5 gallon batch. Can anyone point me in the right direction
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How long has this beer been fermenting before bottling? The yeast could be tired.
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Between the time the Wright Amendment was signed into law by President Carter in February 1980 and another Federal law in 2006 finally set in play the freedoms we will begin to enjoy on Monday, 56 additional dots joined our route map, but a Customer traveling to or from Love Field was not allowed to buy a single ticket to the majority of our new destinations. And although we... read more
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A little over a year ago, the Love Field Modernization Program hit a historic milestone when the first 11 gates were opened in the beautiful new terminal. Our first Customers were welcomed on April 16, and just a few weeks later, 12 more gates were opened. This modernization allowed us to move the majority of our operations from our home of almost 40 years in the old West... read more
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We're on our way to Kentucky Lake. There's no doubt this tournament will be won offshore, out on the ledges. With that in mind, there's one question I get all the time; how do you guys find those little spots on mile-long ledges that hold the fish? The answer is we use a combination of two methods.
Finally, we're home. I never thought I'd appreciate my own bed as much as I did that first night. I don't even remember falling asleep. All that happened, as far as I know, is that I fell backward into the bed and woke up the next morning in my own bedroom. It was wonderful.
Let me tell you right up front that I'm nervous about this one. It's as tough here as anywhere I can ever remember fishing. No one is catching them, and there doesn't seem to be much of a consistent pattern as far as what's going on. From a professional angler's point of view, the lack of a pattern is much worse than the lack of fish. It's a killer.
Guntersville was a tough event for me. It just didn't happen out on the water. There were active fish everywhere, but not the ones I needed. A 66th place finish isn't my idea of a good time. Having the weekend off is no fun in this business.
Last week I talked about the problems with trying to cull up with high numbers as opposed to running over numbers and targeting big fish. Well, Pickwick was the perfect example of all that.
I'm on Pickwick getting ready for this week's tournament. By the time you read this, we'll all know the first day's weights. I suspect they'll be high with a ton of limits caught.
Nothing extraordinary happened at Smith Mountain except that I finished in 52nd place and had the weekend off. That's not my idea of a good time. I want to be exhausted on Sunday night, not well rested.
This week we'll talk about three things you can do that'll help you catch more bass. For the time being we're going to ignore specific techniques and detailed instructions on how to fish a particular lure. Instead, we'll concentrate on an educational plan.
Our downtime is over. We had a wonderful vacation wandering around out West taking in the sights and resting our heads and bodies. But that was then and this is now. It's time to get serious about going back to work.
Clear Lake is history. I didn't do as well there as I did on the Delta. Nevertheless, I'm leaving California in pretty good shape; a heck of a lot better than the last time we were there.


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New England dismantles 11-1 Texans in Monday night mashing. Terry McCormick
It was billed as a game between the best the AFC had to offer, but after it was over, it looked to be more of the same in the conference with the New England Patriots' 42-14 blasting of the Houston Texans.
The Texans came into Foxboro at 11-1 with the best record in the NFL, but were beaten and battered by Tom Brady, who threw four touchdown passes in the rout.
"They just taught us how to play championship football," linebacker Bradie James told the Houston Chronicle.
Indeed, while the game might have been the biggest regular season game in the Texans' 11-year history, it was just another stepping stone for the Patriots, who improved to 10-3.
If the Patriots aren't the best team in the AFC or the NFL, they are now at least in the conversation. Denver has won eight straight, but lost earlier this season to New England. The Patriots will get another big test this week when they face the San Francisco 49ers, a team many regard as the best in the NFC right now.
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October 21, 2014 – Wilderness Corps is now doing Trail Crew work in the Sequoia National Forest. We have signed agreements with the Western Divide Ranger District for Patrol, Trail Maintenance, Chainsaw and Crosscut work, Brushing Tread work and Visitor Contacts. Our First trip into the Golden Trout Wilderness is this weekend. We will be assisting Untied Trail Maintainers of California with Tree Felling at Trout Cabin Ranger District. If you would like to be volunteer please sign-up on our meet-up site.
2014 USFS Recon Trip to Cliff Lake
Wilderness Corps and a all volunteer Wilderness Stewardship Crew hiked into Cliff Lake on May 17, 2014 to do reconnaissance for the Sierra National Forest. This trip was to assess trail conditions, measure water levels, snow levels and document Trees down on the trail.
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On May 17, 2014 8 Volunteers from Wilderness Corps Departed the Cliff Lake Trailhead and hiked into Cliff Lake. The trail is in good condition from the trailhead to the Nelson Creek. Nelson creek is cold and flowing fast. The best place to cross is upstream and around the bend. The trail is in good condition from Nelson Creek to within a quarter of a mile of the Nelson Lake Trail Junction, where water is free flowing down the trail forcing people to take alternate routes. The trail from Nelson Lake Trail Junction to Cliff lake is in easy to follow and is good condition.
There are a total of three trees down on the trail between the trail head and Cliff Lake. The largest in diameter is < 45 inches.
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The Dusy-Ershim Trail boarders the Dinkey Lakes Wilderness on the eastern side. An OHV trail which makes Dinkey Lakes accessible by many 4×4 clubs. The Dusy-Ershim Trail is and of an adventure itself. A very scenic trail that climbs to 10,000 feet at Thompson Lake, then rarely drops below 9,000 feet after that. You'll pass several excellent lakes offering good camping and fishing. Almost the entire trail passes through wilderness, which is just 300 feet on each side of the trail. Stay on designated routes at all times. Do not camp within 100 feet of lakes and streams. Carry a fire permit and fishing license if applicable. No target shooting anywhere along route. Pack out your trash. Trail is for summer use only and is approved for ATVs and dirt bikes. Make sure you have plenty of mosquito repellent in the warm summer months. Located in Sierra National Forest.
Wilderness Corps provides Stewardship in this area. We are looking for OHV Clubs to partner with. Contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
2014 Cliff Lake Campsite Restoration
On August 30, 2014 three Wilderness Corps volunteers accompanied two Wilderness Rangers and one Intern to Cliff Lake in the Dinkey Lakes Wilderness to do Campsite restoration at Cliff Lake. Cliff Lake is a popular backpacking spot as it is just a little less than 5 mile hike from the trail head. The goals of the Project were to reduce the number of Tent pads that were within 100 feet of Cliff Lake and contain Tent sites that were more than 100 feet from Cliff Lake.
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- 15lbs of trash removed
- .4 miles of user trail rehabilitated.
- The Wilderness Corp worked 24.5 hours on the Cliff Lake Campsite Restoration Project.
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Overlooking the Tiber Valley, the Hotel Exe Perusia provides free indoor parking and free Wi-Fi. Its panoramic rooftop terrace features an outdoor pool.
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Just 50 yards from the historic Rocca Paolina fortress, Sangallo Palace is in Perugia city center. It offers a spa area with heated swimming pool and gym and a terrace with panoramic views.
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* Front desk staff was exceptionally helpful when I was having problems making a reservation of TrenItalia, and provided personal assistance * Nice central location in the heart of the old city. * Was a good value for the price
I had asked for a room that was not on the inside of the hotel and that looked outside, but no such luck. Pillows were very uncomfortable.
Beautiful old building Substantial breakfast Wonderful sitting areas Location
Bedrooms very small
Location was great. The staff was wonderful (especially Frederica). The breakfast was fabulous.
The bed was extremely uncomfortable.
The buffet breakfast was great in an attractive room with vaulted ceilings.
The bed was hard and uncomfortable.
The hotel was lovely, the breakfast was excellent and the service was excellent.
When I booked I chose a single but was not aware the bed would be a twin size. Luckily there was a single with a larger bed available for more money. The bathroom was located in a separate location from the room. After seeing other rooms on a screen in the hotel lobby, I wish I had selected a better room.
The roof terrace, and the fact there was an elevator to take our luggage up to our room.
Short of chairs on the terrace
Location- close to everything! The staff is very helpful. The house is very old and quirky in a good way. Offers many living spaces, like a reading room and a balcony.
It's difficult coming with your car to the hotel- even only to unload your suitcases- the streets are too narrow to pass through with a medium size car, and the parking lot is far and cost 11 euros a day.
Location, cleanliness
20 minute walk from parking
So kind people at the desk, Pretty historic building, Silent nights fifty meters from the main place in Perugia ... What else ? ...
Rather take your Cinquecento than your Cadillac to reach and specially leave the hotel, if you don't want to get bottlenecked in a narroiwing street !! ... but that's not the hotel's fault, that's the case in almost all old italian town centers ...
The location was excellent for all the sights of Perugia. The staff were most helpful. The cleanliness was perfect. The building is very old and very interesting. The breakfasts were very good.
In the centre of the city bun not noisy, very nice, helpfull and friendly staff, tasty breakfast, clean and confortable room
Excellent location. It could scarcely be better.The outside of the hotel is attractive but the inside may be more functional than charming. Very clean. Helpful, pleasant staff.Breakfast buffet was fine.
The good sized bedroom lacked armchairs but included an exercise machine ! The roof terrace with a great view was underutilised by the hotel and not lit at night.
Decent rooms and breakfast. Central location. Breakfast medium, but good compared to local standards. Personal friendly, sometimes helpful.
The street is noisy, there is a dubious traffic of prostitutes and pimps at the bars and pubs below, who are prone to scandal during the night. The hotel employees and the police are of no help in those situations.
Location, size of room, terrace, library, staff- great stay I truly enjoyed
Not much- just that our room could have used a painting as there were a lot of scuffs on them...But very clean and comfortable.
A lovely old hotel in a perfect position. Friendly staff, from front desk to breakfast ladies, nothing was too much trouble. A very enjoyable stay.
A lovely hotel in an excellent location, The staff we very efficient, helpful and friendly. I would love to return.
I made two comments: 1) the toilet did not flush properly - only after several attempts. There did not seem enough pressure for it to work efficiently. 2) It would be helpful to have "Reception" written alongside the button in the elevator. The absence of this caused me to exit at the wrong floor.
From location to staff to everything... just perfect.
The fan in the bathroom should have a switch so that we can turn it off without having to unplug it..
The staff was very friendly and helpful. The room was big, comfortable and the hotel itself was quite charming. The location was perfect: right in the city center, but not necessarily where everybody is passing by. Very close to very good restaurants and to nice spots of the city.
Very friendly and helpful staff, perfect location with great ambience in the center of the medieval looking city. We were here for the third time, certainly we will come again.
The elevators into the city are closed before 10pm (but the hotel cannot be blamed for that nuisance).
Excellent, helpful staff Very nice location, just a bit off the main street, but calm and quiet Parking space not very far from hotel, also possible to drive at the hotel door to unpack luggage first Nice roof terrace
Wifi quality quite poor, sometimes to the point where it was impossible to use
The hotel was in keeping with the town - old look location was great.
Maybe a few sun loungers on the roof terrace
Perfect location in the heart of historic Perugia
One room was a little cramped
This was a lovely, characterful hotel. Very good value and excellent quality rooms. Location fantastic and very helpful staff. Good breakfast.
Nice friendly staff supporting a five star location ! For a hotel so close the accommodation was lovely. So convenient with our two children under 5.
Wifi needs a little improvement
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ATLANTA - The determination never wavered throughout Flowery Branch's high-flying state quarterfinal game with No. 1 Tucker.
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The Flowery Branch offense won't push the issue.
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By benefit of a coin flip, Gainesville will be back in City Park Stadium for another Friday night.
Gainesville senior place kicker Aiden Reising isn't used to being called on in big situations, not on a team that averaged 45 points during the first 11 games of the season.
FLOWERY BRANCH - The Flowery Branch Falcons' defense was tasked with making the difference in Friday night's second round playoff game at Falcon Field.
BUFORD -- Every Friday, the Buford Wolves get their opponent's best shot, and every Friday, they turn them away in the same fashion - with dominant defense and a consistent ground game.
FLOWERY BRANCH - Flowery Branch coach Lee Shaw remembers that first big win. It was in the first round of the playoffs in 2005 against a dominant Elbert County program.
BUFORD - For Evyn Cooper, it was all about being the next man up.
HAMILTON – Mikey Gonzalez has carved out his own legacy for Gainesville. His year as the Red Elephants' signal-caller will be remembered for winning huge games with clutch performances.
JEFFERSON - The No. 1-seed Jefferson Dragons put together another dominant performance in the Class AAA state playoffs Friday night at Memorial Stadium, ousting the No. 3-seeded Dodge County Indians, 27-7.
COMMERCE - Once Will Thomas found running room, there was no stopping him.
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Michael Byrd's joy can be found in watching his two sons playing football for Gainesville High on Fridays in the fall. Part of the excitement is watching his sons, Michael and Chris, following in his footsteps as standouts for the Red Elephants. The other part is just the paternal joy of watching the next generation do what they love.
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Tapped out of energy from a three-hour slugfest and numb from freezing temperatures most of the night, Gainesville's players were still able to celebrate following Friday's playoff opener against Creekview.
Elbert County bested Lumpkin County 28-18 in the first round of the Class AAA playoffs on Friday night in Dahlonega.
BUFORD - Sixteen different players carried the ball as top-ranked Buford racked up 423 rushing yards on 36 carries to defeat Southeast Whitfield 63-0 in the opening round of the Class AAAA playoffs on Friday at Tom Riden Stadium.
HARTWELL - Bryan Gray looked over his team of quiet, disappointed East Hall Vikings and gave them a simple message following their 42-14 loss at Hart County.
The running of Kwon Williams and Tyquan Statham was a perfect analogy for the West Hall football team's mentality on Friday night. Quite simply, the Spartans refused to go down without a fight.
JEFFERSON - With freezing temperatures, it took a little time for the Jefferson Dragons' offense to warm up offensively during its Class AAA state playoff opener against the Franklin County Lions.
Model beat Union County 50-36 in the Class AA state playoff opener Friday in Blairsville.
White County fell to Cartersville, the No. 1 from Region 7-AAAA, 54-0 Friday night in the first round of the Class AAAA state playoffs at Cartersville.
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