THE OTHER GUY: All right!
SAMUEL BECKETT: What happened?
THE OTHER GUY: Guy hit a home run.
SAMUEL BECKETT: So what?
THE OTHER GUY: Yeah, so what.
* * *
Thank you.
Nevertheless, spring training has begun.
My father called this morning to discuss the second-string catcher the Mets just signed.
cheers
Steve Burke
for Ithaca NY Blog
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Vermont Demonstrates Democracy With Anti-Nuke Vote
Vermont's senate has voted to close the state's Yankee nuclear power plant when its license expires in 2012.
The vote follows revelation of lies by plant operators to regulators about safety and structural issues.
Nuclear industry officials express dismay that state representatives are superseding federal officials.
Vermont gave itself that power in the original license, with a provision to opt to renew, or not, in 2012.
Stephen Burke
for Ithaca NY Blog
The vote follows revelation of lies by plant operators to regulators about safety and structural issues.
Nuclear industry officials express dismay that state representatives are superseding federal officials.
Vermont gave itself that power in the original license, with a provision to opt to renew, or not, in 2012.
Stephen Burke
for Ithaca NY Blog
Sunday, February 21, 2010
Sign On For Ithaca Money, Tuesday 23 Feb.
Ithaca Hours, the country's oldest local currency system, holds its 19th annual membership meeting on Tuesday 23 February, 6 - 7:30 pm, on the 3rd floor of Autumn Leaves Books.
Start or renew a membership at the meeting for one Ithaca Hour, or $10, and receive 4 Ithaca Hours, worth $40.
Members get a listing on www.ithacahours.org to advertise goods or services they will provide for Ithaca Hours, or (most frequently) a combination of Hours and dollars.
The membership includes hundreds of businesses and individuals, including accountants, carpenters, computer repairers, contractors, gardeners, general laborers, graphic designers, massage therapists, painters, web site designers, and yoga teachers.
Prominent businesses accepting part Ithaca Hours include the Alternatives Federal Credit Union, Angry Mom Records/Small World Music, Autumn Leaves Books, Cayuga Medical Center, GreenStar Coop, Ithaca Bakery, Ithaca Health Alliance, Lightlink (internet service providers), and the public library.
Come for any or all of the meeting. See the Hours web site for more details.
Steve Burke
for Ithaca NY Blog
Start or renew a membership at the meeting for one Ithaca Hour, or $10, and receive 4 Ithaca Hours, worth $40.
Members get a listing on www.ithacahours.org to advertise goods or services they will provide for Ithaca Hours, or (most frequently) a combination of Hours and dollars.
The membership includes hundreds of businesses and individuals, including accountants, carpenters, computer repairers, contractors, gardeners, general laborers, graphic designers, massage therapists, painters, web site designers, and yoga teachers.
Prominent businesses accepting part Ithaca Hours include the Alternatives Federal Credit Union, Angry Mom Records/Small World Music, Autumn Leaves Books, Cayuga Medical Center, GreenStar Coop, Ithaca Bakery, Ithaca Health Alliance, Lightlink (internet service providers), and the public library.
Come for any or all of the meeting. See the Hours web site for more details.
Steve Burke
for Ithaca NY Blog
Saturday, February 20, 2010
Chili Cook-Off Traffic Alert
If you are planning to attend the Chili Cook-Off on the Commons today, and are driving, we recommend taking the first parking spot you see.
Mild weather has brought the crowd to extravagant size.
The Chili event always does well, anyway, with Ithacans mad to conquer unfriendly weather getting together to eat outside in February.
There is plenty of music, and tabling by do-gooder groups, along with the food and drink.
Autumn Leaves Books has a live mannequin display of members of the roller derby Suffer Jets posing in the front window.
The Jets are promoting merchandise to fund the team. It's on sale at Angry Mom Records, in the basement of Autumn Leaves, which is also the new home of Small World Music, which is also the home of Ithaca Blog.
Stop in and see us!
Steve Burke
for Ithaca NY Blog
Mild weather has brought the crowd to extravagant size.
The Chili event always does well, anyway, with Ithacans mad to conquer unfriendly weather getting together to eat outside in February.
There is plenty of music, and tabling by do-gooder groups, along with the food and drink.
Autumn Leaves Books has a live mannequin display of members of the roller derby Suffer Jets posing in the front window.
The Jets are promoting merchandise to fund the team. It's on sale at Angry Mom Records, in the basement of Autumn Leaves, which is also the new home of Small World Music, which is also the home of Ithaca Blog.
Stop in and see us!
Steve Burke
for Ithaca NY Blog
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Mardi Gras (In Ithaca) Means Maxie's
Today is Mardi Gras, and of course we wish tonight we'd be at the Maple Leaf Bar on Oak Street in New Orleans, where we used to be.
In Ithaca, we will be at Maxie's instead.
All the time, Maxie's has a New Orleans feel, and clear inspiration. We don't know if they are doing anything special tonight. We guess yes. But it doesn't matter, we'll be there.
Maxie's reminds us a little of the Maple Leaf, just cleaner. Pressed tin ceiling. Better-looking staff.
We'll have a Turbo-Dog draft so some of our tab will go back to the Big Easy.
have fun -
Steve Burke
for Ithaca NY Blog
In Ithaca, we will be at Maxie's instead.
All the time, Maxie's has a New Orleans feel, and clear inspiration. We don't know if they are doing anything special tonight. We guess yes. But it doesn't matter, we'll be there.
Maxie's reminds us a little of the Maple Leaf, just cleaner. Pressed tin ceiling. Better-looking staff.
We'll have a Turbo-Dog draft so some of our tab will go back to the Big Easy.
have fun -
Steve Burke
for Ithaca NY Blog
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Live Music in Ithaca, Thurs. 11 - Tues. 16 February
A sense of nepotism leads us to do a listing of weekend music, which we sporadically do, and to start it early, in order to squeeze in a Thursday show that we like to promote pretty nicely.
Also, there seems to be lots to do in the recent future, with Valentines Day on Sunday, and Mardi Gras on Tuesday.
Thurs. 2/11: Burke, Burke, and Bone's Three Night Stand, Part 1, at the Wildfire Bistro, 106 S. Cayuga St. We know the band, but don't get the title. Nobody in this family ever tells us anything. Country blues, and fun. 10 pm.
* * *
Fri. 2/12: Johnny Dowd Band, at the Rongo in T-burg, 8 pm.
* * *
Sat. 2/13: Sim Redmond's Annual Valentine's Show, Wildfire Bistro, 9 pm.
Nate and Kate's Valentine's Show, at the Giving Tree Cafe, 306 Stewart Av. A good occasion to visit the new place in the old ABC Cafe.
Hubcap, with Papership, at the Chapter House, 10 pm.
Haiti Benefit at the Nines, 10 pm. The entertainment is DJ Josh and the cunningly un-PC named Everybody Here Gets Laid Tonight.
* * *
Sun. 2/14: The Grady Girls at Felicia's, 7 pm.
Mustard's Retreat at Bound For Glory, Anabel Taylor Hall, Cornell, 8:30 pm. Arrive early for (free) seating.
* * *
Mon. 2/15: The Grady Girls again, at the Shop coffeehouse, 312 E. Seneca St.
* * *
Tues. 2/16: Mardi Gras parties at Maxies, with The Bicycle Thieves of Berlin - we like that name, too - 6 pm; Oasis, with Blue Sky Mission Club, 6 pm; and the Haunt, with Dixie Cats, 8 pm.
have fun -
Steve Burke
for Ithaca NY Blog
Also, there seems to be lots to do in the recent future, with Valentines Day on Sunday, and Mardi Gras on Tuesday.
Thurs. 2/11: Burke, Burke, and Bone's Three Night Stand, Part 1, at the Wildfire Bistro, 106 S. Cayuga St. We know the band, but don't get the title. Nobody in this family ever tells us anything. Country blues, and fun. 10 pm.
* * *
Fri. 2/12: Johnny Dowd Band, at the Rongo in T-burg, 8 pm.
* * *
Sat. 2/13: Sim Redmond's Annual Valentine's Show, Wildfire Bistro, 9 pm.
Nate and Kate's Valentine's Show, at the Giving Tree Cafe, 306 Stewart Av. A good occasion to visit the new place in the old ABC Cafe.
Hubcap, with Papership, at the Chapter House, 10 pm.
Haiti Benefit at the Nines, 10 pm. The entertainment is DJ Josh and the cunningly un-PC named Everybody Here Gets Laid Tonight.
* * *
Sun. 2/14: The Grady Girls at Felicia's, 7 pm.
Mustard's Retreat at Bound For Glory, Anabel Taylor Hall, Cornell, 8:30 pm. Arrive early for (free) seating.
* * *
Mon. 2/15: The Grady Girls again, at the Shop coffeehouse, 312 E. Seneca St.
* * *
Tues. 2/16: Mardi Gras parties at Maxies, with The Bicycle Thieves of Berlin - we like that name, too - 6 pm; Oasis, with Blue Sky Mission Club, 6 pm; and the Haunt, with Dixie Cats, 8 pm.
have fun -
Steve Burke
for Ithaca NY Blog
Tuesday, February 09, 2010
A Poem of Haiti, By Todd Saddler
Todd Saddler is married to Laurie Konwinski, whose advice about donating to Haiti we recently posted. Todd and Laurie met while working in Haiti.
Last week at a community meeting Todd read a poem he wrote in Haiti in 1991, when he left Haiti after his first stay. We asked him if we could post it. It is titled "Voodoo Ceremony".
#
Carrying a pot out to the rear of the shrine,
I was silent.
When the women and children congregated for the cooking of the yams,
I was there.
I held little Sadya on my knees while Florence gathered mango twigs and coconut husks
for the fire.
Lwisna was sent to find a burning coal.
Flo squatted by the yams and began to peel them with an old broken blade.
She said I was happy to be leaving them in Haiti.
No; I am hidden on a mountain of sorrow.
The fire licked the scorched pot full of water which sat on three large stones.
"A white person licking a Haitian's ass," Flo said.
"Fire under a pot," I answered.
Verline grinned at the riddle and threw salt into the water.
The flame became the focus of our group
as the night thickened around us.
For almost the last time I enjoyed the deep color
of the skin stretched over their elegant frames.
The yams went into the pot.
Polson pulled out a burning twig and traced fire snakes in the air.
I wanted to speak but it was too big; words wouldn't go around it.
They still won't go around it today.
Can you see it in my eyes?
At any rate, the yams got done.
Poor Verline whimpered as she lifted the pot off the fire with the heels of her hands
and set it aside.
The children laughed and slapped their thighs:
"Did you burn yourslf, Verline?
Look, she's crying!"
I accepted the yams they gave me.
I accepted my hiding place.
I swallowed my yams.
Last week at a community meeting Todd read a poem he wrote in Haiti in 1991, when he left Haiti after his first stay. We asked him if we could post it. It is titled "Voodoo Ceremony".
#
Carrying a pot out to the rear of the shrine,
I was silent.
When the women and children congregated for the cooking of the yams,
I was there.
I held little Sadya on my knees while Florence gathered mango twigs and coconut husks
for the fire.
Lwisna was sent to find a burning coal.
Flo squatted by the yams and began to peel them with an old broken blade.
She said I was happy to be leaving them in Haiti.
No; I am hidden on a mountain of sorrow.
The fire licked the scorched pot full of water which sat on three large stones.
"A white person licking a Haitian's ass," Flo said.
"Fire under a pot," I answered.
Verline grinned at the riddle and threw salt into the water.
The flame became the focus of our group
as the night thickened around us.
For almost the last time I enjoyed the deep color
of the skin stretched over their elegant frames.
The yams went into the pot.
Polson pulled out a burning twig and traced fire snakes in the air.
I wanted to speak but it was too big; words wouldn't go around it.
They still won't go around it today.
Can you see it in my eyes?
At any rate, the yams got done.
Poor Verline whimpered as she lifted the pot off the fire with the heels of her hands
and set it aside.
The children laughed and slapped their thighs:
"Did you burn yourslf, Verline?
Look, she's crying!"
I accepted the yams they gave me.
I accepted my hiding place.
I swallowed my yams.
Monday, February 08, 2010
Help For Haiti On Local Levels
Over many years, Laurie Konwinski of Ithaca has lived and done development work in Haiti.
We asked Laurie about Haitian groups she would recommend for donations from people looking to support Haiti's infrastructure, along with immediate relief efforts.
We excerpt her reply (and hope she will not mind the editing) :
(Laurie writes):
I co-directed a group called Beyond Borders. They are involved in putting together an emergency medical team. They have a special focus on children, and are planning a system to reconnect kids with their parents in the midst of the chaos. http://www.beyondborders.net/
Fonkoze is a bank that serves the poor, in places the commercial banks wouldn't dream of going. They set up savings accounts, make loans, and run business skills and literacy programs. They are also a safe, inexpensive way for Haitians abroad to send money home. http://www.fonkoze.org/
Partners in Progress supports an amazing small farmers organization in Fondwa, a rural community outside Jacmel. They fund agricultural training programs, and a school. Their buildings have been decimated. http://www.piphaiti.org/
Although I provided web sites here, I would like to make a pitch that, if you're donating, do it by check. This avoids fees to the credit card companies - the groups will get more of your donation.
This is a culture and a people of resistance. Do not pity them. Just be in solidarity with them with your thoughts, prayers, and sharing from the abundance that we have in this country.
#
Thank you, Laurie -
Stephen Burke
for Ithaca NY Blog
We asked Laurie about Haitian groups she would recommend for donations from people looking to support Haiti's infrastructure, along with immediate relief efforts.
We excerpt her reply (and hope she will not mind the editing) :
(Laurie writes):
I co-directed a group called Beyond Borders. They are involved in putting together an emergency medical team. They have a special focus on children, and are planning a system to reconnect kids with their parents in the midst of the chaos. http://www.beyondborders.net/
Fonkoze is a bank that serves the poor, in places the commercial banks wouldn't dream of going. They set up savings accounts, make loans, and run business skills and literacy programs. They are also a safe, inexpensive way for Haitians abroad to send money home. http://www.fonkoze.org/
Partners in Progress supports an amazing small farmers organization in Fondwa, a rural community outside Jacmel. They fund agricultural training programs, and a school. Their buildings have been decimated. http://www.piphaiti.org/
Although I provided web sites here, I would like to make a pitch that, if you're donating, do it by check. This avoids fees to the credit card companies - the groups will get more of your donation.
This is a culture and a people of resistance. Do not pity them. Just be in solidarity with them with your thoughts, prayers, and sharing from the abundance that we have in this country.
#
Thank you, Laurie -
Stephen Burke
for Ithaca NY Blog
Key To Ithaca: Galumpha at the State Theater
If it is possible to learn what a place is like by what it likes, one can learn a lot about Ithaca by seeing Galumpha, the dance/acrobatics/joke troupe, at the State Theater on Saturday, 20 February.
Galumpha has performed at the State many times;, the GrassRoots Festival, too.
They have also performed their death-defying Velcro hat routine on the David Letterman show.
Their art is serious enough for adults, and whimsical enough for children. Or vice versa.
The show at the State is family-friendly, starting at 3 pm, with tickets $15 for adults, and $10 for children.
Find out more at the web sites for the State, and for Galumpha.
Steve Burke
for Ithaca NY Blog
Galumpha has performed at the State many times;, the GrassRoots Festival, too.
They have also performed their death-defying Velcro hat routine on the David Letterman show.
Their art is serious enough for adults, and whimsical enough for children. Or vice versa.
The show at the State is family-friendly, starting at 3 pm, with tickets $15 for adults, and $10 for children.
Find out more at the web sites for the State, and for Galumpha.
Steve Burke
for Ithaca NY Blog
Wednesday, February 03, 2010
"Benefit Jam" For Haiti Tonight
Samite, Richie Stearns, and Nate Richardson are performing a "Benefit Jam" tonight for relief for Haiti.
The event is at Gimme Coffee, 506 W. State St., from 7 - 9 pm.
Steve Burke
for Ithaca NY Blog
The event is at Gimme Coffee, 506 W. State St., from 7 - 9 pm.
Steve Burke
for Ithaca NY Blog
Sunday, January 31, 2010
Thanks For The Pepperoni, J.D. Salinger
J.D. Salinger sought the private reader, who "read and ran."
His work was like his character Bessie Glass's chicken soup: consecrated, for the spirit in which it was offered. Nothing to be analyzed. Only drunk.
We liked his work very much.
Now, must run.
Steve Burke
for Ithaca NY Blog
His work was like his character Bessie Glass's chicken soup: consecrated, for the spirit in which it was offered. Nothing to be analyzed. Only drunk.
We liked his work very much.
Now, must run.
Steve Burke
for Ithaca NY Blog
Friday, January 29, 2010
Give to Doctors Without Borders For Haiti
Laurie Konwinski of Ithaca has lived and worked extensively in Haiti over many years as a development volunteer.
Ithaca Blog has asked Laurie to share her insights on the situation in Haiti. She has responded, and we await word for publication.
In the meanwhile, Laurie endorses Doctors Without Borders as a seminal relief group for donations.
Stephen Burke
for Ithaca NY Blog
Ithaca Blog has asked Laurie to share her insights on the situation in Haiti. She has responded, and we await word for publication.
In the meanwhile, Laurie endorses Doctors Without Borders as a seminal relief group for donations.
Stephen Burke
for Ithaca NY Blog
Friday, January 22, 2010
Supreme Court Jesters
Now that the Supreme Court has decided that corporations are people, what if one drives another out of business? Is it murder?
Can corporations get married?
What if they're gay?
The Supreme Court shows itself to be a politicized joke, so you might as well laugh.
Maybe the sensible thing, anyway, is to make it illegal for politicians to take bribes that corporations are now allowed to offer.
Steve Burke
for Ithaca NY Blog
Can corporations get married?
What if they're gay?
The Supreme Court shows itself to be a politicized joke, so you might as well laugh.
Maybe the sensible thing, anyway, is to make it illegal for politicians to take bribes that corporations are now allowed to offer.
Steve Burke
for Ithaca NY Blog
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Ithaca Musicians Raise $5,000 For Haiti
A benefit concert on Sunday by Ithaca musicians raised over $5,000 for relief efforts for Haiti.
The money will be donated to the Doctors Without Borders organization.
Thanks and congratulations to the performers and organizers, especially Mike Stark, Jennie Lowe, Castaways bar, and the Suffer Jets roller derby team.
Steve Burke
for Ithaca NY Blog
The money will be donated to the Doctors Without Borders organization.
Thanks and congratulations to the performers and organizers, especially Mike Stark, Jennie Lowe, Castaways bar, and the Suffer Jets roller derby team.
Steve Burke
for Ithaca NY Blog
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
It's Your Bet, Barack
Chances are that when candidate Barack Obama promised change, he didn't mean changing historically Democratic seats in the Senate to Republican.
But this is what he's delivered, by going from the candidate of change to the incumbent of compromise.
Voters in Massachusetts showed they are upset with the lack of progressive change, and even conviction, from a Democratic party that has held all the cards in Washington for a year, but folded time and again.
The message is that if Obama won't act, the electorate will.
As the song says, "I never saw a winner that didn't bet." It's time for Obama to take back the deal.
Steve Burke
for Ithaca NY Blog
But this is what he's delivered, by going from the candidate of change to the incumbent of compromise.
Voters in Massachusetts showed they are upset with the lack of progressive change, and even conviction, from a Democratic party that has held all the cards in Washington for a year, but folded time and again.
The message is that if Obama won't act, the electorate will.
As the song says, "I never saw a winner that didn't bet." It's time for Obama to take back the deal.
Steve Burke
for Ithaca NY Blog
Friday, January 15, 2010
Concert for Haitian Relief, Sunday 17 Jan.
The Ithaca music community is reacting swiftly to the tragedy in Haiti.
There will be a Haitian Earthquake Relief Benefit this Sunday, 17 January, at Castaways.
Among the dozen or so performers are some of the biggest names locally, including Sim Redmond, Jennie Stearns, Mary Lorson, Johnny Dowd, and Hank Roberts.
The concert starts at 6 pm.
Steve Burke
for Ithaca NY Blog
There will be a Haitian Earthquake Relief Benefit this Sunday, 17 January, at Castaways.
Among the dozen or so performers are some of the biggest names locally, including Sim Redmond, Jennie Stearns, Mary Lorson, Johnny Dowd, and Hank Roberts.
The concert starts at 6 pm.
Steve Burke
for Ithaca NY Blog
Sunday, January 10, 2010
Martin Luther King Day(s) in Ithaca
On Saturday 16 January, the Greater Ithaca Activities Center (GIAC) hosts its annual Martin Luther King Day breakfast, from 9 - 10:30.
Derrick McQueen of Union Theological Seminary in New York City will speak on eradicating poverty. Community members will entertain with poetry and song.
The breakfast is $3 for adults, $2 for seniors and students, $10 for families of 4 and more.
For details or to volunteer, call GIAC at 272-3622.
On Monday 18 January, GIAC and other organizations from downtown and the colleges host free workshops and a lunch at the Womens Community Building. Workshops are from 9 - 11 and lunch is from 11:30 to 1:45.
Find more information at mlkdayithaca.com.
Derrick McQueen of Union Theological Seminary in New York City will speak on eradicating poverty. Community members will entertain with poetry and song.
The breakfast is $3 for adults, $2 for seniors and students, $10 for families of 4 and more.
For details or to volunteer, call GIAC at 272-3622.
On Monday 18 January, GIAC and other organizations from downtown and the colleges host free workshops and a lunch at the Womens Community Building. Workshops are from 9 - 11 and lunch is from 11:30 to 1:45.
Find more information at mlkdayithaca.com.
Wednesday, January 06, 2010
Flours From Finger Lakes Wow NYC Foodsters
A new line of fresh ground flours from our area are garnering big sales among foodsters at farmers markets in New York City, and notice in the New York Times.
Farmer Ground Flours are organically grown on Finger Lakes farms, and milled in Trumansburg. The grains - corn, spelt, and wheat - feature heirloom varieties.
The New York Times says, "to the delight of professional and amateur cooks and bakers... the flours are fresh, and have not sat for months in warehouses."
Farmer Ground Flours are sold at NYC Greenmarkets by Cayuga Pure Organics, a partner in the project. Cayuga Pure Organics has previously attracted notice from the Times for its dried beans, which are also sold immediately after processing, rather than stored.
Cayuga Pure Organic beans are sold locally at GreenStar Co-op, in the Bulk department and for considerably less than in Manhattan and its environs. We imagine the flours are at GreenStar, too, or shall be soon.
Steve Burke
for Ithaca NY Blog
Farmer Ground Flours are organically grown on Finger Lakes farms, and milled in Trumansburg. The grains - corn, spelt, and wheat - feature heirloom varieties.
The New York Times says, "to the delight of professional and amateur cooks and bakers... the flours are fresh, and have not sat for months in warehouses."
Farmer Ground Flours are sold at NYC Greenmarkets by Cayuga Pure Organics, a partner in the project. Cayuga Pure Organics has previously attracted notice from the Times for its dried beans, which are also sold immediately after processing, rather than stored.
Cayuga Pure Organic beans are sold locally at GreenStar Co-op, in the Bulk department and for considerably less than in Manhattan and its environs. We imagine the flours are at GreenStar, too, or shall be soon.
Steve Burke
for Ithaca NY Blog
Tuesday, January 05, 2010
Big Changes at TCAT Will Include Partial Acceptance of Ithaca Hours
TCAT, the county's bus system, is implementing major changes in routes and in fare collection.
Computerized, renewable passes will replace disposable, paper ones.
TCAT is also planning to accept Ithaca Hours, the local cash currency, in partial payment for passes.
Details about Hours acceptance are still under review, but the new passes are available now, and their use will be fully implemented by Monday 18 January.
Steve Burke
for Ithaca NY Blog
Computerized, renewable passes will replace disposable, paper ones.
TCAT is also planning to accept Ithaca Hours, the local cash currency, in partial payment for passes.
Details about Hours acceptance are still under review, but the new passes are available now, and their use will be fully implemented by Monday 18 January.
Steve Burke
for Ithaca NY Blog
Monday, January 04, 2010
New Years Eve Style Party on January 8
For those still smarting from the paucity of party opportunities on 12/31/09, a wang-dang-doodle type affair has been announced by Angry Mom Records, right on the heels of New Year's.
The 3rd Angry Mom Dance Party is scheduled for Friday 8 January, 10 pm, at the Chanti Lounge, above the Chanticleer Bar, on the corner of W. State and S. Cayuga Streets.
The motif for party #3, says co-ordinator Lee, is Afrobeat/dub/reggae.
More details are available at Angry Mom's page on Facebook.
Steve Burke
for Ithaca NY Blog
The 3rd Angry Mom Dance Party is scheduled for Friday 8 January, 10 pm, at the Chanti Lounge, above the Chanticleer Bar, on the corner of W. State and S. Cayuga Streets.
The motif for party #3, says co-ordinator Lee, is Afrobeat/dub/reggae.
More details are available at Angry Mom's page on Facebook.
Steve Burke
for Ithaca NY Blog
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