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Historic Washington Park...
Current Newsletter (February 2014)
There is no street cleaning today. City snowplowing crews are trying to clear the street as quickly as possible. The Little Italy lot will be plowed as soon as city crews can get to it. Please dig out your cars and move to off-street parking if such is available. Remember to utilize the parking garages overnight and on the weekends to help vacate the roads for further cleaning.
Here is the Garbage Pick Up for 2/14-2/15
February 14, 2014
TROY -- Due to the snow and the number of crews needed to clear the streets, any Friday garbage pick up route is slated to be picked up on Saturday. Anything that isn't picked up will be at the start of next week.
Thank you for your patience.
Volunteer Recognition
Brunch for Everyone
Annual honoring of those who contribute to our neighborhood
– everyone is invited. Sun,
Feb. 23 @ 10 am – noon @
191 SECOND STREET, HOME OF ARLENE NOCK (This is a change from the printed newsletter). The usual –
omelets by guest chef Jackie
Baldwin. Bagels, juice, coffee,
etc.
Elegant row houses, once the homes of Gilded Age magnates, surround Washington Park in Troy, New York. Laid out in 1840, the Park is one of only two privately owned urban ornamental parks in the United States. Troy's location, at the meeting of the Erie Canal and the Hudson River, made it an industrial center in the late nineteenth century. Its houses imitated the fashionable homes of the wealthy in New York City so well that parts of downtown Troy and Washington Park provided the "old New York" backdrop in Martin Scorcese's Age of Innocence.
Explore this site to find information on the history of Troy's Washington Park neighborhood, home restoration resources, and our Real Estate list (homes for sale and rental links). See the local Classifieds for interesting items for sale, a wide variety of Services offered by area businesses and practitioners, and a list of fresh, local Dining options. Looking for something interesting to do or just want to learn more about Troy? Check out our Calendar of area events, and Troy, NY News. Thank you for your interest in Troy's Historic Washington Park!
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Please help the Contemporary Artists Center save the Woodside Church in South Troy and open these wonderful structures to the public! The CAC has received a $15,000 matching grant from the Howard and Bush Foundation, and has launched an online campaign to match the grant. You can donate now via their website below - great prizes available, from original artwork by CAC artists to candlelit dinners in the church. Please help today!
http://www.cactroy.org/help
New Wine Bar on Second Street
Downtown residents Vic Christopher & Heather LaVine have finally opened the Charles F. Lucas Confectionery & Wine Bar at 12 Second Street. The tastefully redone wine bar is open 7 days a week & features wine & desserts by Sweet Sues. Vic & Heather love it so much they live above the store! Stop in; you'll like it, too.
Free After-School Music, Art & Dance Program
St. Paul’s Music & Art School offers free classes in music and art to children (ages 6-11) in an after-school, community outreach program. Music students in the program are instructed in Music Theory, Vocal Training, Ensemble, Performance and Percussion. Students also give performances throughout the year, mainly at St. Paul’s Church. Art and dance instruction is given regularly at the school as well. The classes meet every Thursday from 4:30 pm to 6:00 pm, as well as on Sunday mornings. September through May. All classes and materials are provided free of charge to all students. A snack/meal is also provided to the students every Thursday, free of charge. For more information, please visit www.stpaulsmusicschool.org or call the director, Brian Hoffman at 518.281.9349.
POUNCE Update
More future pets need placement. Two ready to go young females – friendly, healthy, spayed. Also 1 adult black male, 1 adult female calico. Call Lynn at 274-6434.
RACE Opens at Capital Rep Theatre
Regional Premiere of the David Mamet gripping play, RACE, at Capital Rep, 111 North Pearl Street, Albany. The Park’s acclaimed actor, Kevin Craig West, stars as Henry Brown in the play which tackles America’s most controversial topic with brilliant language. Premiers January 11 and runs Tuesday-Sunday thru February 10. Opening night is January 15. You may purchase tickets at 445-7469 or on their website.
Kevin was last seen in Cap Rep’s production of To Kill A Mockingbird. In addition to his numerous acting credits, Kevin is also president of Upstate Independents (filmmakers) and director/creator of several films. Break a leg, Kevin!
SidBuilds: We Build Community!
SidBuilds offers Energy Efficienct Building Renovations, Quality Hand Crafted Furniture, and Community Development Activities. SidBuilds is located at 384 Second Street in Troy, NY. Questions? Contact Sid Fleisher at 518-272-1944.
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