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Very small town in Upstate New York. I really enjoy the Saratoga Battlefields. Anthony plaque commissioned by her sisterMary S. Battisti, saysquotI grew up in a small town in between Utica and Amsterdam.

I havent gone in a while, but now that Im married my husband promised we could visit next summer. We have always lived in New York City. They were close friends of Frederick Douglass and theirhome on Sophia Street was a station on the underground railroad. Live in Manhattan and hope to retire in Utica. I grew up in Ilion, NY, and lived in the Utica, NY, area for almost 40 years. Editorof the Lily, a paper devoted to temperance amp literature, with a sensibleinfusion of womans rights, Mrs. I'miss the feeling of community when you run the Boilermaker.

In the spring and summer when all the beautiful flowers are out and everything is green. The UPSTATE REGION of New York City. Later worked for AP inAlbany and Buffalo before moving to Mass. Isure miss the feeling of the time. I long for it, so much so that Im buying my own little piece of paradise. I was in he was in Geneva. We met at Onondaga Community College where wewere both lifeguards. You cant come to realize the seasons unless you actually live them.

Theres no better place to study that than the Reaney Memorial Library. I lived here all my life. Also, for the summer and looking at all his cows. There was always something to do ice skating, sliding. They always have the best place in the world for me. They fish off the dock outside our rented cottage. We miss the seasons the most, Fall in Upstate New York is honestly, in my opinion, one of the prettiest things Ive ever seen.

Take on guess where it is located. Hes in for a big suprise. I'moved Upstate, New York a year and a half ago. The older I get, the more I want to leave the fast pace, noise and traffic. New York apples, fall colors, wonderful winters that force you to slow down. I know its odd but there is NOTHING in the world like the Clinton Arena. Bloomer wishes to get subscribers toher paper. Looking at the thermometer, its 20 bellow. More beautiful architecture, including four churches around the central park.

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Ferringo College Report: Joe Pa Takes A Tumble Pretty nondescript weekend in college football, eh? Thursday doesn�t count towards the weekend, lads. Yeah, the Big East may have been decided, the Big Two had minor scares, and some old guy got mugged on the Penn State sideline. Oh, wait. That was Joe Pa. My bad. But I will say that had to be the most unintentionally funny moment involving a senior citizen and a collision since Bob Dole lost his battle with gravity in California in 1996. Granted, it was nice to see a football player in Tennessee not named �Pac Man� getting arrested for a bar fight, and it�s always nice when Butch Davis is suddenly not the guy who spent four years sucking his thumb in the fetal position in Cleveland, but Week 10 still seemed like it was missing something. And it wasn�t Jean-Luc Picard. I don�t know. When you find it, let me know. In the meantime, here are a few leftover thoughts from the World of College Football: - Memo to Bob Ryan: Georgia isn�t the only team in the South that plays �between the hedges�. Auburn comes to mind. The whole idea of his story was to gather insight into why those Simple Southerners love college football. Instead, he made himself look like and asshole. Good show. - Florida managed to hold off a game Vanderbilt club, but they lost DT Marcus Thomas for the rest of the year. Thomas, who was recently spotted with Puff The Magic Dragon, is believed to have failed a drug test. What is this world coming to when college kids are doing drugs? - Memo to Chase Daniels: There are cameras on you. Lots of them. In fact, ESPN is only slightly less intrusive than the National Security Agency and a proctologist. For those of you that don�t know, the Missouri quarterback was caught on the Worldwide Leader picking his nose and eating it. Yup. It�s as bad as it sounds. - Great weekend for the Bluegrass State. First, Louisville downed West Virginia in an outstanding and exciting game on Thursday. Next, Kentucky stunned staggering Georgia on Saturday. Good times, and I�m sure plenty of moonshine was imbibed throughout the ordeal. However, I�m still not sure that the best team won that WVU-Louisville game. I�m not taking anything away from the Cards. They�re an outstanding team. Truly top-notch. But they were playing at home, befitted from six fumbles (three recovered), and managed both a special teams and defensive touchdown. That stuff is a little fluky to me. I still hold to the claim that Louisville will not go undefeated. I said it last week, and I�ll say it again. - It�s a good thing LSU won that game because they got screwed � AGAIN � by the officials. That ball CLEARLY touched a Tennessee blocker in the second quarter even though replay upheld the ruling as a touchback. Instead of being up 14-0 and on the way to a blowout, they made me sweat out a stirring fourth-quarter comeback. Oh, and DT Glenn Dorsey is a friggin� man-imal. - Weird, Notre Dame didn�t cover again. And if Brady Quinn wins the Heisman, I�ll puke. I know that no one wants to win the award this year, but there�s no way he gets it over Mike Hart. And yes, I know Troy Smith will win it, but my vote goes to Hart. That guy is carrying the Wolverines. - Do you think Iowa State missed Stevie Hicks? Note to self: always bet against a team that just lost its senior leader and best offensive player. - How about a round of applause for Buffalo. The Bulls shook off the fact that they�re in Upstate New York in November, and that 41-0 drubbing at B.C., to hammer visiting Kent State 41-14 as 16-point dogs. It must seem like forever ago that the Golden Flashes were the Cinderella team atop the MAC. - Kudos to the Houston defense. All of the focus heading into their showdown with Tulsa was on the Hurricane secondary against Kevin Kolb. But it was the Cougars defense that really made the difference by holding Tulsa to a mere 10 points. Along those same lines, you had to be impressed by San Jose State shutting out New Mexico State in the second half on Saturday. Say what you will about how bad the Aggies are, they were playing at home and were completely locked down by a Spartans defense on a mission. - So much for a letdown from Oregon State. Good go. They�ve been hopped up on adrenaline, amphetamines and anger for two weeks now and absolutely destroyed the utterly befuddled Arizona State squad. The Beavers are suddenly No. 24 in the BCS rankings after their fourth straight win. And poor Stanford. Can you imagine what it must�ve been like at those practices last week? It must have felt something like Nagasaki on Aug. 10, right after those U.S. warning leaflets rained down over them and one day before The Rapture rained down over them. - My hated rival, Bob Stoops, had another great weekend. No, the Sooners didn�t cover. But they did score their second straight impressive Big 10 road win by topping Texas A&M. Stoops showed a lot of stones going for it on fourth-and-1, from his own 29-yard line, with less than two minutes to go in a one-point game. Maybe it�s luck. Or maybe he�s that good. I�ll let you decide. - Those are some huge stones that Stoops showed, but how about Houston�s Nutts? The Arkansas skipper also made a bold maneuver when he yanked golden boy Mitch Mustain after one pass � ONE PASS � against South Carolina. Yes, that pass was intercepted. But now Nutt has opened the Pandora�s Box of a quarterback controversy. Sophomore Casey Dick played well, and has been named the starter, but this is a fine line that Nutt is walking. It�s a gamble � and you know we respect that around here. Article by Robert Ferringo Article from ArticleCity

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