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New Cell
Phone Recycling and Fund Raising Drive
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Dominique's Dance
Creations
1st Annual Dance Recital
"Finally Feels Like
Home"
Saturday, June 27th, 6pm, at Nottingham
High School
Featuring
youth from the Westcott Community Center's Kid's Club After School
Program
Price:
$10.00 Adults, $8.00 Children under 12
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more information
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Here for more information about the Gallery
ONE
OF THE TOP TEN GREAT NEIGHBORHOODS FOR 2008
Greater University Hill - Syracuse, New York
Neighborhood Is Economic Engine to Upstate New York
Finding the Greater University Hill area of Syracuse, New York, is
not hard considering the neighborhood rises 300 feet above downtown.
Making a trip to "The Hill," as residents call it, is
becoming easier given a new shuttle bus and other improvements
stemming from a recent partnership between the university community
and City Hall.
Known as the "Connective Corridor," the partnership is
the latest initiative to strengthen ties between downtown Syracuse and
the Greater University Hill area, which is home to several major
medical and educational centers and provides employment for more than
20,000.
Given the neighborhood's community engagement, as well as its
memorable character and role as an economic engine for the central
upstate New York region, the American Planning Association (APA)
is designating the Greater University Hill area as one of 10 Great
Neighborhoods for 2008.
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Here for full article
Westcott Radio Webcast in ON THE AIR
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to listen
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about the SUPER BABYSITTERS CLUB Youth Training & Employment Program
The Westcott Community Center is actively seeking
new Board Members. Become an active participant in the Best
Community Center in Syracuse (New Times, 2006). Call 478-8634 for
more information on how YOU can make a difference
Our mission
is:
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to provide a safe, accessible
community space for activities and programs that meet community
needs
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to strengthen and unite the
community by bringing together its diverse
elements
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to raise consciousness
through public education, art, music, culture, craft, communication,
civic discourse and debate
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to advance the full inclusion
of all persons in the community.
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