Bryant Park/Belle Sherman Neighborhood Multi-Family Garage Sale THIS WEEKEND!

Saturday, June 28th: 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Multi-Family/Multi-Location Neighborhood Sale

 35+ households are participating in this SEMI-ANNUAL SALE multi-location, neighborhood-wide. Saturday, June 28th, 9am – 2pm. (Rain Date: Sunday, June 29^th).  BSBP SALE Signs will direct customers to the households selling GREAT STUFF AT GREAT PRICES including lots of furniture, appliances, clothing, jewelry, housewares, dishes, tools, children’s clothes and toys,  bric-a-brac, bikes & sports equipment, books, fishing/hunting, antiques & collectibles, electronics/radios, cds/records, old doors, windows, shutters, lots of old stuff and free stuff, and almost everything in between.

SALES are on these STREETS and more…. Bridge, Bryant, Cobb, Cornell, Eastwood, East State, Elmwood, Homestead, Irving, Ithaca, Mitchell, Oxford, Pearl, Valley, and Worth.

 

SALE LOCATIONS:

111	Bridge St.
224	Bryant Ave.
114	Cobb St.
105	Cornell St.
110	Eastwood Ave
308	Eastwood Ave
310	Elmwood Ave
201	Elmwood Ave.
205	Elmwood Ave.
209	Elmwood Ave.
306	Elmwood Ave.
105	Homestead Rd.
110	Irving Pl.
119	Irving Pl.
106	Ithaca Rd.
109	Ithaca Rd.
213	Mitchell Rd.
403	Mitchell Rd.
417	Mitchell Rd.
418	Mitchell Rd.
603	Mitchell Rd.
605	Mitchell Rd.
701	Mitchell Rd.
921	Mitchell Rd.
105	Oxford Pl
219	Pearl St.
101	Valley Rd.
105	Valley Rd.
105	Valley Rd.
209	Valley Rd.
220	Valley Rd.
248	Valley Rd.
102	Worth St.
104	Worth St.
109	Worth St.
111	Worth St.

 

 

 

 

 

Bryant Park/Belle Sherman Neighborhood Civic Association’s

Multi-Family/Multi-Location Neighborhood Garage Sale

Saturday, June 28th: 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.

***BSBP members can still JOIN the Sale: send to BSBP-discuss

28+ households are participating in this SEMI-ANNUAL SALE multi-location, neighborhood-wide. Saturday, June 28th, 9am – 2pm. (Rain Date: Sunday, June 29th).

SALES are on these STREETS: Bridge, Cornell, Eastwood, East State, Elmwood, Homestead, Irving, Ithaca, Mitchell, Oxford, Pearl, Valley, Worth... AND MORE.

BSBP SALE Signs will direct customers to the households selling GREAT STUFF AT GREAT PRICES including lots of furniture, appliances, clothing, jewelry, housewares, dishes, tools, bric-a-brac, bikes & sports equipment, books, fishing/hunting, antiques & collectibles, electronics/radios, cds/records, old doors, windows, shutters, lots of old stuff and free stuff, and almost everything in between.

Future posts will include more information and MAP. 

Contact Joanne Trutko at joannetrutko@gmail.com or Marybeth Tarzian at marybeth.tarzian@gmail.com with questions.

Neighborhood Picnic Postponed!!!

 

Thanks to Mother Nature.....

 the picnic scheduled for today is postponed

 

New date:

 

Sunday, September 15

5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Bryant Park

 

View details from previous post for more information

Belle Sherman/Bryant Park 

Kick-off-the-Fall Picnic is back!

Join your neighbors!!

Thursday, September 12th

6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

KNOW SOMEONE WHO MAY NOT BE ON THE LISTSERV? LET THEM KNOW!
Please bring a “family favorite” dish to pass and…your own chairs, plates/utensils, drinks, and good cheer. 

If you have a folding table to contribute, please contact Tina Hallock (thallock@twcny.rr.com) or 227-5868

Fall Meeting Tomorrow, November 15, 2012

6:00 p.m.
Belle Sherman School
501 Mitchell Street

Our special guest speaker is Mayor Svante Myrick who will address a few issues of interest to our neighborhood including:
 

• City Budget
• Safety and Security
• Resident/Student interaction, student density
• Collegetown Planning
• Enforcement of the building codes

We will also be collecting dues - $5/household. In the interest of time, please arrive a little early or on time so we can move people through the membership process quickly.If you would rather mail your membership, please send to Liz Wills, 100 Maple Grove Place, Ithaca, NY 14850.

Collegetown Neighborhood Fair

Saturday, Oct. 20, 1-4 p.m.

Ithaca Fire Dept. Station #9

309 College Ave.

The newly formed Cornell Collegetown Student Council seeks to address issues facing students, landlords, and residents, and to foster a vibrant and shared sense of community in Collegetown.

The fair is designed to engage students and year-round residents in an informative, interactive forum.

Use Caution When Visiting Gorges

City Urges People to Use Caution in Gorge Areas

Since we live between two beautiful gorges, a reminder is always a good idea!

With the on-set of warm weather, Ithaca's waterfalls and gorges become popular destinations. These areas are beautiful but as natural water bodies, they also have hidden and changing dangers. To ensure public safety, City Officials urge everyone to obey all posted rules and regulations, such as:

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• No swimming, wading, or bathing in any natural waters in the City
• No rock climbing, or cliff jumping
• Stay on posted trails

There are hidden rock formations and water currents that can pin even strong swimmers underwater. Weather conditions cause variations in water levels that can also increase danger. The gorge walls are mostly shale that breaks easily and can trap climbers or cause dangerous falls.

Violating these safety regulations put people at risk of serious injury and death and place emergency response workers in danger by performing high risk rescues. People who violate the regulations are subject to arrest.

Ithaca's gorges and trails provide a source of beauty and inspiration. By using good judgment while enjoying these sites, everyone can return home safely.