The Feb. 1st deadline to sign the lowest Clinton bids for the downtown sewage plant has been delayed 60 days. We've heard that the state in Albany is weighing in and looking over plans and alternatives. It is a small victory because Joanie Mahoney was being told she had to sign the Clinton bid and she resisted the demand. Read more about it here:
http://www.syracuse.com/state/index.ssf?/base/news-13/120125508363600.xml&coll=1&thispage=1
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A documentary arts project to gather stories and memories about Onondaga Creek.
Do you want to get involved?
Contact us at 315water@gmail.com
Press
Links
- Add us on Facebook
- Add us on MySpace
- Partnership for Onondaga Creek
- Redhouse Art Center
- Onondaga Creek Revitalization Plan
- Syracuse Public Arts Task Force
- Onondaga Earth Corps
- MayFest at Syracuse University
- Syracuse Center for Peace and Social Justice
- Literacy Volunteers of Greater Syracuse
- Zen Center of Syracuse
- Gender and Environmental Justice project at Syracuse University
- Focus the Nation/Enspire Teach-In
- Petition for a Moratorium
- Fereshteh Toosi - producer's portfolio site
Student Producers
Stef Quam, Kalee Rinehart, Eduard Tabaku, Kristian Rodriguez, Peggy McWeeney, Alison Baitz
Additional assistance from: Mary Marolla, Melissa Romero, Christine Kelley, Kristen Horn
Additional assistance from: Mary Marolla, Melissa Romero, Christine Kelley, Kristen Horn
Sponsors
This project is made possible with funds from Onondaga County and the Cultural Resources Council, a regional arts council.
Also produced with support from the College of Arts and Sciences at Syracuse University, and a Ford Foundation grant to promote civic engagement through the Public Humanities, Arts, Architecture, and Media.
This project is partially supported by a Faculty Development Grant from Columbia College Chicago.
Partnerships include Syracuse 40 Below Public Arts Task Force, Partnership for Onondaga Creek, Redhouse Arts Center, and the Onondaga County Public Library system.
Also produced with support from the College of Arts and Sciences at Syracuse University, and a Ford Foundation grant to promote civic engagement through the Public Humanities, Arts, Architecture, and Media.
This project is partially supported by a Faculty Development Grant from Columbia College Chicago.
Partnerships include Syracuse 40 Below Public Arts Task Force, Partnership for Onondaga Creek, Redhouse Arts Center, and the Onondaga County Public Library system.
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