Yes, kiddos, that’s right. Graffiti is good! In fact, if you’re in the know, it’s called a mural! Our murals are so good, the even make the New York Times!! You now have the opportunity to speak out about murals and mural art in our city this week. The Urban Art Commission is hosting an [...]
Greenline Tour from Gates of Memphis My apologies to Gates of Memphis, but is an awesome view of what the Greenline will be. Plus the music is fabulous and by a Binghampton native (“Scratchy” by Travis Wammack). This just had to be posted here.
Like every good student, I at some point took civics and government. I know all (ok, some of) the basics. I try to keep up with local government happenings – a challenge unto itself! But the nuances of who is who and what is what is not something that could ever be taught in class. [...]
Marjorie Agosin is a moving speaker and this event is sponsored by Facing History and Ourselves (an amazing organization). Below is the blurb from their website. Hope to see everyone there! Hope and Courage: Women’s Stories of Resistance in Pinochet’s Chile Marjorie Agosin is an award-winning poet, human rights activist and the Luella LaMer Professor [...]
