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Nathaniel Square

ScottHendler — 2009-09-07T14:45:43Z

Added unveiling of the Statue of Nathaniel Rochester

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	+ + In May ["2008"], sculptor ["Pepsy Kettavong"] unveiled a statue of ["Nathaniel Rochester"].

AlexanderGartley — 2008-07-18T15:28:27Z

added wiki link to Parks page

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- '''Nathaniel Square''' is a park in the ["South Wedge"] at the corner of ["South Avenue"] and ["Alexander Street"], across from the ["South Wedge Colony Bar & Grille"] and Southview Towers.	+ '''Nathaniel Square''' is a ["Parks" park] in the ["South Wedge"] at the corner of ["South Avenue"] and ["Alexander Street"], across from the ["South Wedge Colony Bar & Grille"] and Southview Towers.

AlexanderGartley — 2008-07-18T15:28:08Z

edited description intro

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- [[image(Nathaniel Rochester Statue.jpg,right "Unveiling of Nathaniel Rochester Statue")]] A park in the ["South Wedge"] at the corner of ["South Avenue"] and ["Alexander Street"], across from the ["South Wedge Colony Bar & Grille"] and Southview Towers.	+ [[image(Nathaniel Rochester Statue.jpg,right "Unveiling of Nathaniel Rochester Statue")]] + '''Nathaniel Square''' is a park in the ["South Wedge"] at the corner of ["South Avenue"] and ["Alexander Street"], across from the ["South Wedge Colony Bar & Grille"] and Southview Towers.

AlexanderGartley — 2008-06-03T18:45:06Z

added wiki link to Syracuse

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- The land was a vacant lot that used to be magnet for local drug dealers and their late-night customers. In 1999, the new South Wedge Environment Enhancement Project (SWEEP) vowed to clean it up. SWEEP and its parent group, the ["South Wedge Planning Committee"], raised more than $300,000 in state and corporate funds to build the park. Starting in 2001, Syracuse landscape architect Dudley Breed Jr. did the first design. The park opened in ["2006"], with brick walkways which lead to a small round plaza lined by hefty concrete benches.	+ The land was a vacant lot that used to be magnet for local drug dealers and their late-night customers. In 1999, the new South Wedge Environment Enhancement Project (SWEEP) vowed to clean it up. SWEEP and its parent group, the ["South Wedge Planning Committee"], raised more than $300,000 in state and corporate funds to build the park. Starting in 2001, ["Syracuse"] landscape architect Dudley Breed Jr. did the first design. The park opened in ["2006"], with brick walkways which lead to a small round plaza lined by hefty concrete benches.

AlexanderGartley — 2008-06-03T18:44:47Z

uncapitalized "brick"

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- The land was a vacant lot that used to be magnet for local drug dealers and their late-night customers. In 1999, the new South Wedge Environment Enhancement Project (SWEEP) vowed to clean it up. SWEEP and its parent group, the ["South Wedge Planning Committee"], raised more than $300,000 in state and corporate funds to build the park. Starting in 2001, Syracuse landscape architect Dudley Breed Jr. did the first design. The park opened in ["2006"], with Brick walkways which lead to a small round plaza lined by hefty concrete benches.	+ The land was a vacant lot that used to be magnet for local drug dealers and their late-night customers. In 1999, the new South Wedge Environment Enhancement Project (SWEEP) vowed to clean it up. SWEEP and its parent group, the ["South Wedge Planning Committee"], raised more than $300,000 in state and corporate funds to build the park. Starting in 2001, Syracuse landscape architect Dudley Breed Jr. did the first design. The park opened in ["2006"], with brick walkways which lead to a small round plaza lined by hefty concrete benches.

AlexanderGartley — 2008-06-03T18:44:27Z

added wiki link to the South Wedge Planning Committee page

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- The land was a vacant lot that used to be magnet for local drug dealers and their late-night customers. In 1999, the new South Wedge Environment Enhancement Project (SWEEP) vowed to clean it up. SWEEP and its parent group, the South Wedge Planning Committee, raised more than $300,000 in state and corporate funds to build the park. Starting in 2001, Syracuse landscape architect Dudley Breed Jr. did the first design. The park opened in ["2006"], with Brick walkways which lead to a small round plaza lined by hefty concrete benches.	+ The land was a vacant lot that used to be magnet for local drug dealers and their late-night customers. In 1999, the new South Wedge Environment Enhancement Project (SWEEP) vowed to clean it up. SWEEP and its parent group, the ["South Wedge Planning Committee"], raised more than $300,000 in state and corporate funds to build the park. Starting in 2001, Syracuse landscape architect Dudley Breed Jr. did the first design. The park opened in ["2006"], with Brick walkways which lead to a small round plaza lined by hefty concrete benches.

ScottHendler — 2008-05-30T03:17:18Z

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- [[image(Nathaniel Rochester Statue.jpg,right "Unveiling of Nathaniel Rochester Statue")]] - - A park in the ["South Wedge"] at the corner of ["South Avenue"] and ["Alexander Street"], across from the ["South Wedge Colony Bar & Grille"] and Southview Towers.	+ [[image(Nathaniel Rochester Statue.jpg,right "Unveiling of Nathaniel Rochester Statue")]] A park in the ["South Wedge"] at the corner of ["South Avenue"] and ["Alexander Street"], across from the ["South Wedge Colony Bar & Grille"] and Southview Towers.

ScottHendler — 2008-05-28T02:21:05Z

Created page

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	+ [[image(Nathaniel Rochester Statue.jpg,right "Unveiling of Nathaniel Rochester Statue")]] + + A park in the ["South Wedge"] at the corner of ["South Avenue"] and ["Alexander Street"], across from the ["South Wedge Colony Bar & Grille"] and Southview Towers. + + The land was a vacant lot that used to be magnet for local drug dealers and their late-night customers. In 1999, the new South Wedge Environment Enhancement Project (SWEEP) vowed to clean it up. SWEEP and its parent group, the South Wedge Planning Committee, raised more than $300,000 in state and corporate funds to build the park. Starting in 2001, Syracuse landscape architect Dudley Breed Jr. did the first design. The park opened in ["2006"], with Brick walkways which lead to a small round plaza lined by hefty concrete benches.

ScottHendler — 2008-05-28T02:16:34Z