Highlighting Mohawk Valley Businesses: Utica Creative Reuse
Utica Creative Reuse takes an innovative approach to environmental stewardship to create art and art supplies.
Utica Creative Reuse takes an innovative approach to environmental stewardship to create art and art supplies.
Clean up litter at a location in Utica and then create a work of art incorporating trash or found objects from their cleanup.
Rome’s public transit system initiative promises more efficient Centro Bus Routes and new mobility on-demand services for riders. Rome’s public transit system initiative promises more efficient Centro Bus Routes and new mobility on-demand services for riders.
The_Ordinary_Walter, as credited on his mysterious Instagram and exhibit labels, is a hustling painter that loves and represents the growing Utica art scene.
The Rec Center hosts the youth Dick Miller/Mychal Harris basketball league comprised of 4th, 5th, and 6th graders from the Utica, New Hartford, Clinton, Notre Dame, CVA, and Whitesboro school districts.
Just the idea of it – Collect sap from trees and turning it into sugar, and also sweet delicious syrup. How did people come up with the idea to make maple syrup?? Making Homemade Maple Syrup in the Mohawk Valley has long history. We are happy to be part of this fascinating and wonderful tradition!
MVEDD will be hosting three different community Homesteading Workshops in 2024 with dates to be announced soon.
By day, Duane is a Rental Shop Manager at Syracuse Scenery & Stage Lighting. By night, he stands in his yard in Rome, NY, capturing stills of the beautiful light that remains in the sky.
The Board of Directors for Cornell Cooperative Extension of Oneida County will hold its Annual Organizational Meeting on January 25, 2024 at 6:00PM.
Boonville Snow Festival II from Friday, January 26 through Sunday, January 28, at the Boonville Oneida County Fairgrounds in Boonville NY.
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Check out the LFMV website for all the details!
Please read a slightly more detailed version of how the market works on our Customer Info page after you register your account.
To help connect and conveniently distribute the goods of local farmers, craftspeople, and artisan producers to local customers as a means of cultivating a robust local economy— one that emphasizes the importance of community resilience and transparency in the face of macro events.
To participate and to collaborate in the larger movement of re-localizing economies in order to mitigate the effects of climate change and modern socio-cultural alienation, and by doing so, to become less reliant on fossil fuels, to reduce waste created by unsold goods, and to keep money circulating in our community.
When: Wednesday, March 20
Time: 11am – 4pm
Where: Tramontane Café
Address: 1105 Lincoln Ave, Utica NY 13502
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Check out the LFMV website for all the details!
Please read a slightly more detailed version of how the market works on our Customer Info page after you register your account.
To help connect and conveniently distribute the goods of local farmers, craftspeople, and artisan producers to local customers as a means of cultivating a robust local economy— one that emphasizes the importance of community resilience and transparency in the face of macro events.
To participate and to collaborate in the larger movement of re-localizing economies in order to mitigate the effects of climate change and modern socio-cultural alienation, and by doing so, to become less reliant on fossil fuels, to reduce waste created by unsold goods, and to keep money circulating in our community.
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Check out the LFMV website for all the details!
Please read a slightly more detailed version of how the market works on our Customer Info page after you register your account.
To help connect and conveniently distribute the goods of local farmers, craftspeople, and artisan producers to local customers as a means of cultivating a robust local economy— one that emphasizes the importance of community resilience and transparency in the face of macro events.
To participate and to collaborate in the larger movement of re-localizing economies in order to mitigate the effects of climate change and modern socio-cultural alienation, and by doing so, to become less reliant on fossil fuels, to reduce waste created by unsold goods, and to keep money circulating in our community.
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Check out the LFMV website for all the details!
Please read a slightly more detailed version of how the market works on our Customer Info page after you register your account.
To help connect and conveniently distribute the goods of local farmers, craftspeople, and artisan producers to local customers as a means of cultivating a robust local economy— one that emphasizes the importance of community resilience and transparency in the face of macro events.
To participate and to collaborate in the larger movement of re-localizing economies in order to mitigate the effects of climate change and modern socio-cultural alienation, and by doing so, to become less reliant on fossil fuels, to reduce waste created by unsold goods, and to keep money circulating in our community.
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Check out the LFMV website for all the details!
Please read a slightly more detailed version of how the market works on our Customer Info page after you register your account.
To help connect and conveniently distribute the goods of local farmers, craftspeople, and artisan producers to local customers as a means of cultivating a robust local economy— one that emphasizes the importance of community resilience and transparency in the face of macro events.
To participate and to collaborate in the larger movement of re-localizing economies in order to mitigate the effects of climate change and modern socio-cultural alienation, and by doing so, to become less reliant on fossil fuels, to reduce waste created by unsold goods, and to keep money circulating in our community.
Cornell Cooperative Extension Oneida County has partnered with Mohawk Valley Small Business Development to host a series of “Lunch & Munch” sessions which will highlight business concepts, practices, tools, and necessary activities to take your business to the next level.
You may attend one or all of these virtually hosted webinars. Webinars will start promptly from 12:00 pm to 1:00 pm and will be recorded for convenience.
February 20, 2024 – The Three Financial Statements & How to Make Decisions
March 12, 2024 – Food Preparation Safety & Regulations
March 26, 2024 – Telling Your Story Through Social Media
April 4, 2024 – The Basics of Running a Food Subscription or Community-Supported Agriculture Program
April 23, 2024 – Financing Your Next Step – Access to Capital
May 7, 2024 – Running a Great Farmers Market Booth
May 21, 2024 – All Things Legal with Pace Law
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Check out the LFMV website for all the details!
Please read a slightly more detailed version of how the market works on our Customer Info page after you register your account.
To help connect and conveniently distribute the goods of local farmers, craftspeople, and artisan producers to local customers as a means of cultivating a robust local economy— one that emphasizes the importance of community resilience and transparency in the face of macro events.
To participate and to collaborate in the larger movement of re-localizing economies in order to mitigate the effects of climate change and modern socio-cultural alienation, and by doing so, to become less reliant on fossil fuels, to reduce waste created by unsold goods, and to keep money circulating in our community.
T
Check out the LFMV website for all the details!
Please read a slightly more detailed version of how the market works on our Customer Info page after you register your account.
To help connect and conveniently distribute the goods of local farmers, craftspeople, and artisan producers to local customers as a means of cultivating a robust local economy— one that emphasizes the importance of community resilience and transparency in the face of macro events.
To participate and to collaborate in the larger movement of re-localizing economies in order to mitigate the effects of climate change and modern socio-cultural alienation, and by doing so, to become less reliant on fossil fuels, to reduce waste created by unsold goods, and to keep money circulating in our community.
T
Check out the LFMV website for all the details!
Please read a slightly more detailed version of how the market works on our Customer Info page after you register your account.
To help connect and conveniently distribute the goods of local farmers, craftspeople, and artisan producers to local customers as a means of cultivating a robust local economy— one that emphasizes the importance of community resilience and transparency in the face of macro events.
To participate and to collaborate in the larger movement of re-localizing economies in order to mitigate the effects of climate change and modern socio-cultural alienation, and by doing so, to become less reliant on fossil fuels, to reduce waste created by unsold goods, and to keep money circulating in our community.