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EileenF — 2016-01-27T17:59:48Z

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- The Germans were later joined by Italians who worked in the many industries along the river. By the twentieth century, Dutchtown was a bustling, working-class neighborhood of modest homes and apartments, with ["Jay Street"] as a busy commercial corridor lined with small ethnic shops. The [http://www.charlessettlementhouse.org/ Charles Settlement House] was founded in 1917 to help these immigrants adjust to their new lives. A transition began in the 1950s and '60s with the arrival of African-Americans from the south, followed by Puerto Ricans in the 1970s. Today, JOSANA is characterized by its unique demographics: one-third white, one-third black, and one-third Hispanic. By the dawn of the twenty-first century, Dutchtown had become Ghost Town, a Detroit-style dystopia of empty lots and vacant structures. [[FootNote(Ibid)]] [[FootNote([http://flowercityhabitat.wordpress.com/2012/05/03/habitats-neighborhood-revitalization-initiative-josana/ Flower City Habitat for Humanity] (2012-05-03))]]	+ The Germans were later joined by Italians who worked in the many industries along the river. By the twentieth century, Dutchtown was a bustling, working-class neighborhood of modest homes and apartments, with ["Jay Street"] as a busy commercial corridor lined with small ethnic shops. The [http://www.charlessettlementhouse.org/ Charles Settlement House] was founded in 1917 to help these immigrants adjust to their new lives. A transition began in the 1950s and '60s with the arrival of African-Americans from the south, followed by Puerto Ricans in the 1970s. Still, the white flight to the suburbs left many properties abandoned, while others were swept up by absentee landlords and converted to multiple units. By the dawn of the twenty-first century, Dutchtown had become Ghost Town, a Detroit-style dystopia of empty lots and vacant structures. + + Today, JOSANA is characterized by its unique demographics: one-third white, one-third black, and one-third Hispanic. [[FootNote(Ibid)]] [[FootNote([http://flowercityhabitat.wordpress.com/2012/05/03/habitats-neighborhood-revitalization-initiative-josana/ Flower City Habitat for Humanity] (2012-05-03))]]
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	+ * [http://celebratecityliving.com/neighborhood/josana/ Neighborhood profile] on Celebrate City Living

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alexandergartley — 2015-10-21T19:13:16Z

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- * [http://rochesterhabitat.org/building/josana.shtml JOSANA project discussion] on the Flower City Habitat for Humanity site ([http://flowercityhabitat.wordpress.com/ blog])

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EileenF — 2015-10-21T19:12:20Z

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	+ * [http://www.democratandchronicle.com/story/news/education/2015/10/21/rcsd-city-beacon-school-17-lovely/74060938/ RCSD, city announces plan for "Beacon school" in JOSANA] - ''Democrat and Chronicle'' (2015-10-21)

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EileenF — 2015-08-08T14:30:04Z

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- * [http://www.democratandchronicle.com/story/lifestyle/art/2015/08/07/fruit-belt-region-shawn-dunwoody/31296759/ New paint turns city’s Ghost Town into Fruit Belt] - ''Democrat and Chronicle'' (2015-08-08)
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	+ * [http://www.democratandchronicle.com/story/lifestyle/art/2015/08/07/fruit-belt-region-shawn-dunwoody/31296759/ New paint turns city’s Ghost Town into Fruit Belt] - ''Democrat and Chronicle'' (2015-08-08)

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EileenF — 2015-08-08T14:29:39Z

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	+ * [http://www.democratandchronicle.com/story/lifestyle/art/2015/08/07/fruit-belt-region-shawn-dunwoody/31296759/ New paint turns city’s Ghost Town into Fruit Belt] - ''Democrat and Chronicle'' (2015-08-08)

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EileenF — 2015-01-19T21:44:12Z

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- There still remains much to be done, however. According to 2012 data, the area between Jay Street and ["Interstate 490" 490] was deemed to be the [http://www.neighborhoodscout.com/neighborhoods/crime-rates/25-most-dangerous-neighborhoods/ seventh most dangerous neighborhood in the U.S.].	+ There still remains much to be done, however. According to 2012 data, the area between Jay Street and ["Interstate 490" 490] was deemed to be the [http://www.neighborhoodscout.com/neighborhoods/crime-rates/25-most-dangerous-neighborhoods/ seventh most dangerous neighborhood in the U.S.]. 53% of the homes in JOSANA are owned by absentee landlords and 29% of the children under six tested in the very high range for lead poisoning.[[Footnote(Stacey Freed, "Does everyone deserve help?" ''["Rochester Magazine"]'' (Jan. 2015))]]

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EileenF — 2014-12-27T21:27:23Z

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- In ["2012"] ["Project Scion"], a local organization that turns vacant lots into pocket parks, chose JOSANA as the site for their very first project. ["The Orchard"] was completed in July with the help of neighborhood residents and is maintained by the community as a prized green space.	+ In ["2012"] ["Project Scion"], a local organization that turns vacant lots into pocket parks, chose JOSANA as the site for their very first project. ["The Orchard"] was completed in July with the help of neighborhood residents and is maintained by the community as a prized green space. The ["Stadium Estates"] are expected to be completed by the end of ["2015"].

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jgerek — 2014-07-04T15:23:39Z

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- The '''JOSANA Neighborhood''' is a ["Rochester Neighborhoods" located] west of ["Sahlen's Stadium"] and north of ["Interstate 490"]. Ames Street and Campbell Street are its main thoroughfares. The name stands for the Jay Orchard Street Area Neighborhood Association, which was formed in ["2001"] following the [http://www.frontiernet.net/~sulindhill/20Ty.htm shooting death] of 10-year-old Tyshaun Cauldwell and subsequent galvanization of the residents.	+ The '''JOSANA Neighborhood''' is a ["Rochester Neighborhoods" located] west of ["Sahlen's Stadium"] and north of ["Interstate 490"]. ["Ames Street"] and Campbell Street are its main thoroughfares. The name stands for the Jay Orchard Street Area Neighborhood Association, which was formed in ["2001"] following the [http://www.frontiernet.net/~sulindhill/20Ty.htm shooting death] of 10-year-old Tyshaun Cauldwell and subsequent galvanization of the residents.

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EileenF — 2014-06-23T15:29:58Z

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-	+ * [http://www.democratandchronicle.com/story/news/2014/06/22/city-neighborhood-working-toward-transformation/11248143/ City neighborhood working towards transformation] - ''["Democrat and Chronicle"]'' (2014-06-23)

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badfish — 2014-06-12T05:02:46Z

NPoV again!

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- The Germans were later joined by Italians who worked in the many industries along the river. By the twentieth century, Dutchtown was a bustling, working-class neighborhood of modest homes and apartments, with ["Jay Street"] as a busy commercial corridor lined with small ethnic shops. The [http://www.charlessettlementhouse.org/ Charles Settlement House] was founded in 1917 to help these immigrants adjust to their new lives. A transition began in the 1950s and '60s with the arrival of African-Americans from the south, followed by Puerto Ricans in the 1970s. Still, the white flight to the suburbs left many properties abandoned, while others were swept up by absentee landlords and converted to multiple units. Today, JOSANA is characterized by its unique demographics: one-third white, one-third black, and one-third Hispanic. By the dawn of the twenty-first century, Dutchtown had become Ghost Town, a Detroit-style dystopia of empty lots and vacant structures. [[FootNote(Ibid)]] [[FootNote([http://flowercityhabitat.wordpress.com/2012/05/03/habitats-neighborhood-revitalization-initiative-josana/ Flower City Habitat for Humanity] (2012-05-03))]]	+ The Germans were later joined by Italians who worked in the many industries along the river. By the twentieth century, Dutchtown was a bustling, working-class neighborhood of modest homes and apartments, with ["Jay Street"] as a busy commercial corridor lined with small ethnic shops. The [http://www.charlessettlementhouse.org/ Charles Settlement House] was founded in 1917 to help these immigrants adjust to their new lives. A transition began in the 1950s and '60s with the arrival of African-Americans from the south, followed by Puerto Ricans in the 1970s. Today, JOSANA is characterized by its unique demographics: one-third white, one-third black, and one-third Hispanic. By the dawn of the twenty-first century, Dutchtown had become Ghost Town, a Detroit-style dystopia of empty lots and vacant structures. [[FootNote(Ibid)]] [[FootNote([http://flowercityhabitat.wordpress.com/2012/05/03/habitats-neighborhood-revitalization-initiative-josana/ Flower City Habitat for Humanity] (2012-05-03))]]

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EileenF — 2014-06-11T18:48:28Z

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- The Germans were later joined by Italians who worked in the many industries along the river. By the twentieth century, Dutchtown was a bustling, working-class neighborhood of modest homes and apartments, with ["Jay Street"] as a busy commercial corridor lined with small ethnic shops. The [http://www.charlessettlementhouse.org/ Charles Settlement House] was founded in 1917 to help these immigrants adjust to their new lives. A transition began in the 1950s and '60s with the arrival of African-Americans from the south, followed by Puerto Ricans in the 1970s. Today, JOSANA is characterized by its unique demographics: one-third white, one-third black, and one-third Hispanic. By the dawn of the twenty-first century, Dutchtown had become Ghost Town, a Detroit-style dystopia of empty lots and vacant structures. [[FootNote(Ibid)]] [[FootNote([http://flowercityhabitat.wordpress.com/2012/05/03/habitats-neighborhood-revitalization-initiative-josana/ Flower City Habitat for Humanity] (2012-05-03))]]	+ The Germans were later joined by Italians who worked in the many industries along the river. By the twentieth century, Dutchtown was a bustling, working-class neighborhood of modest homes and apartments, with ["Jay Street"] as a busy commercial corridor lined with small ethnic shops. The [http://www.charlessettlementhouse.org/ Charles Settlement House] was founded in 1917 to help these immigrants adjust to their new lives. A transition began in the 1950s and '60s with the arrival of African-Americans from the south, followed by Puerto Ricans in the 1970s. Still, the white flight to the suburbs left many properties abandoned, while others were swept up by absentee landlords and converted to multiple units. Today, JOSANA is characterized by its unique demographics: one-third white, one-third black, and one-third Hispanic. By the dawn of the twenty-first century, Dutchtown had become Ghost Town, a Detroit-style dystopia of empty lots and vacant structures. [[FootNote(Ibid)]] [[FootNote([http://flowercityhabitat.wordpress.com/2012/05/03/habitats-neighborhood-revitalization-initiative-josana/ Flower City Habitat for Humanity] (2012-05-03))]]
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badfish — 2014-06-11T18:25:15Z

NPoV, recent safety data

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- The Germans were later joined by Italians who worked in the many industries along the river. By the twentieth century, Dutchtown was a bustling, working-class neighborhood of modest homes and apartments, with ["Jay Street"] as a busy commercial corridor lined with small ethnic shops. The [http://www.charlessettlementhouse.org/ Charles Settlement House] was founded in 1917 to help these immigrants adjust to their new lives. A transition began in the 1950s and '60s with the arrival of African-Americans from the south, followed by Puerto Ricans in the 1970s. Today, JOSANA is characterized by its unique demographics: one-third white, one-third black, and one-third Hispanic. Still, the white flight to the suburbs left many properties abandoned, while others were swept up by absentee landlords and converted to multiple shoddy units. By the dawn of the twenty-first century, Dutchtown had become Ghost Town, a Detroit-style dystopia of empty lots and vacant structures. [[FootNote(Ibid)]] [[FootNote([http://flowercityhabitat.wordpress.com/2012/05/03/habitats-neighborhood-revitalization-initiative-josana/ Flower City Habitat for Humanity] (2012-05-03))]]	+ The Germans were later joined by Italians who worked in the many industries along the river. By the twentieth century, Dutchtown was a bustling, working-class neighborhood of modest homes and apartments, with ["Jay Street"] as a busy commercial corridor lined with small ethnic shops. The [http://www.charlessettlementhouse.org/ Charles Settlement House] was founded in 1917 to help these immigrants adjust to their new lives. A transition began in the 1950s and '60s with the arrival of African-Americans from the south, followed by Puerto Ricans in the 1970s. Today, JOSANA is characterized by its unique demographics: one-third white, one-third black, and one-third Hispanic. By the dawn of the twenty-first century, Dutchtown had become Ghost Town, a Detroit-style dystopia of empty lots and vacant structures. [[FootNote(Ibid)]] [[FootNote([http://flowercityhabitat.wordpress.com/2012/05/03/habitats-neighborhood-revitalization-initiative-josana/ Flower City Habitat for Humanity] (2012-05-03))]]
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	+ + ===Safety=== + + Based on 2012 data, the area of this neighborhood between Jay Street and 490 was deemed to be the [http://www.neighborhoodscout.com/neighborhoods/crime-rates/25-most-dangerous-neighborhoods/ 7th most dangerous neighborhood in the U.S.].

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EileenF — 2014-03-25T11:23:14Z

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- The Germans were later joined by Italians who worked in the many industries along the river. By the twentieth century, Dutchtown was a bustling, working-class neighborhood of modest homes and apartments, with Jay Street as a busy commercial corridor lined with small ethnic shops. The [http://www.charlessettlementhouse.org/ Charles Settlement House] was founded in 1917 to help these immigrants adjust to their new lives. A transition began in the 1950s and '60s with the arrival of African-Americans from the south, followed by Puerto Ricans in the 1970s. Today, JOSANA is characterized by its unique demographics: one-third white, one-third black, and one-third Hispanic. Still, the white flight to the suburbs left many properties abandoned, while others were swept up by absentee landlords and converted to multiple shoddy units. By the dawn of the twenty-first century, Dutchtown had become Ghost Town, a Detroit-style dystopia of empty lots and vacant structures. [[FootNote(Ibid)]] [[FootNote([http://flowercityhabitat.wordpress.com/2012/05/03/habitats-neighborhood-revitalization-initiative-josana/ Flower City Habitat for Humanity] (2012-05-03))]]	+ The Germans were later joined by Italians who worked in the many industries along the river. By the twentieth century, Dutchtown was a bustling, working-class neighborhood of modest homes and apartments, with ["Jay Street"] as a busy commercial corridor lined with small ethnic shops. The [http://www.charlessettlementhouse.org/ Charles Settlement House] was founded in 1917 to help these immigrants adjust to their new lives. A transition began in the 1950s and '60s with the arrival of African-Americans from the south, followed by Puerto Ricans in the 1970s. Today, JOSANA is characterized by its unique demographics: one-third white, one-third black, and one-third Hispanic. Still, the white flight to the suburbs left many properties abandoned, while others were swept up by absentee landlords and converted to multiple shoddy units. By the dawn of the twenty-first century, Dutchtown had become Ghost Town, a Detroit-style dystopia of empty lots and vacant structures. [[FootNote(Ibid)]] [[FootNote([http://flowercityhabitat.wordpress.com/2012/05/03/habitats-neighborhood-revitalization-initiative-josana/ Flower City Habitat for Humanity] (2012-05-03))]]

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EileenF — 2014-03-20T17:35:52Z

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EileenF — 2014-03-20T17:35:25Z

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EileenF — 2013-10-03T02:07:26Z

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	+ * [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KzI1TsZcSzQ Green Visions] - A ["Greentopia Festival" Greentopia] film

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EileenF — 2013-08-01T22:37:24Z

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- In ["2012"] ["Project Scion"], a local organization that turns vacant lots into pocket parks, chose JOSANA as the site for their very first project. ["The Orchard"] was completed in July with the help of neighborhood residents and maintained by the community as a prized green space.	+ In ["2012"] ["Project Scion"], a local organization that turns vacant lots into pocket parks, chose JOSANA as the site for their very first project. ["The Orchard"] was completed in July with the help of neighborhood residents and is maintained by the community as a prized green space.

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EileenF — 2013-08-01T22:36:39Z

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	+ In ["2012"] ["Project Scion"], a local organization that turns vacant lots into pocket parks, chose JOSANA as the site for their very first project. ["The Orchard"] was completed in July with the help of neighborhood residents and maintained by the community as a prized green space. +

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EileenF — 2013-07-22T01:18:25Z

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- Like the adjacent ["Lyell-Otis Neighborhood" Lyell-Otis] and ["U.N.I.T. Neighborhood" U.N.I.T.] neighborhoods, JOSANA has some light industry as well. Nearly all of its housing stock was built before 1935.	+ Like the adjacent ["Lyell-Otis Neighborhood" Lyell-Otis], ["Dutchtown"], ["U.N.I.T. Neighborhood" U.N.I.T.] neighborhoods, JOSANA has some light industry as well. Nearly all of its housing stock was built before 1935.
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- The neighborhood known since 2001 as JOSANA was originally called ["Dutchtown"] - a corruption of the original "Deutschtown" - for its concentration of German immigrants. They planted numerous fruit trees, resulting in the nickname Fruit and Nut Neighborhood. This horticultural heritage can still be seen in the street names of Orchard, Lime, Walnut, Grape, Orange, and Maple. [[FootNote([http://www.cityofrochester.gov/WorkArea/linkit.aspx?LinkIdentifier=id&ItemID=8589946078 JOSANA Neighborhood Master Plan] (Feb. 2011))]]	+ The area known today as JOSANA was once part of ["Dutchtown"] - a corruption of the original "Deutschtown" - for its concentration of German immigrants. They planted numerous fruit trees, resulting in the nickname Fruit and Nut Neighborhood. This horticultural heritage can still be seen in the street names of Orchard, Lime, Walnut, Grape, Orange, and Maple. [[FootNote([http://www.cityofrochester.gov/WorkArea/linkit.aspx?LinkIdentifier=id&ItemID=8589946078 JOSANA Neighborhood Master Plan] (Feb. 2011))]]

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EileenF — 2013-05-18T00:26:17Z

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- * [http://blogs.democratandchronicle.com/editorial/?p=30426 JOSANA - Trying to Score] - ''["Democrat and Chronicle"]'' editorial blog (2013-16-05)	+ * [http://blogs.democratandchronicle.com/editorial/?p=30426 JOSANA - Trying to Score] - ''["Democrat and Chronicle"]'' editorial blog (2013-05-16)

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EileenF — 2013-05-18T00:25:50Z

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EileenF — 2013-01-29T02:17:35Z

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- - From the JOSANA Neighborhood Master Plan, pp. 1-2, released February ["2011"] based on input from local residents. Read it [http://www.cityofrochester.gov/WorkArea/linkit.aspx?LinkIdentifier=id&ItemID=8589946078 here]. (Note that this is a very large PDF. If it doesn't load, try the link from [https://www.google.com/search?q=josana+master+plan+rochester&oq=JOSANA+&aqs=chrome.1.57j59j60l3j62.2824&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 here].)	+ - From the JOSANA Neighborhood Master Plan, pp. 1-2, released February ["2011"] based on input from local residents. Read it [http://www.cityofrochester.gov/WorkArea/linkit.aspx?LinkIdentifier=id&ItemID=8589946078 here]. (Note that this is a very large PDF. If it doesn't load, try the link from [http://www.cityofrochester.gov/josanaplan/ here].)

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- - From the JOSANA Neighborhood Master Plan, pp. 1-2, released February ["2011"] based on input from local residents. Read it [http://www.cityofrochester.gov/WorkArea/linkit.aspx?LinkIdentifier=id&ItemID=8589946078 here]. (Note that this is a very large PDF)	+ - From the JOSANA Neighborhood Master Plan, pp. 1-2, released February ["2011"] based on input from local residents. Read it [http://www.cityofrochester.gov/WorkArea/linkit.aspx?LinkIdentifier=id&ItemID=8589946078 here]. (Note that this is a very large PDF. If it doesn't load, try the link from [https://www.google.com/search?q=josana+master+plan+rochester&oq=JOSANA+&aqs=chrome.1.57j59j60l3j62.2824&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 here].)

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EileenF — 2013-01-29T01:53:49Z

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- The '''JOSANA Neighborhood''' is a ["Rochester Neighborhoods" located] west of ["Sahlen's Stadium"] and north of ["Interstate 490"]. Ames Street and Campbell Street are its main thoroughfares. The name stands for the Jay Orchard Street Neighborhood Association, which was formed in ["2001"] following the [http://www.frontiernet.net/~sulindhill/20Ty.htm shooting death] of 10-year-old Tyshaun Cauldwell and subsequent galvanization of the residents.	+ The '''JOSANA Neighborhood''' is a ["Rochester Neighborhoods" located] west of ["Sahlen's Stadium"] and north of ["Interstate 490"]. Ames Street and Campbell Street are its main thoroughfares. The name stands for the Jay Orchard Street Area Neighborhood Association, which was formed in ["2001"] following the [http://www.frontiernet.net/~sulindhill/20Ty.htm shooting death] of 10-year-old Tyshaun Cauldwell and subsequent galvanization of the residents.

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EileenF — 2013-01-29T01:53:14Z

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- The '''JOSANA Neighborhood''' is a ["Rochester Neighborhoods" located] west of ["Sahlen's Stadium"] and north of ["Interstate 490"]. Ames Street and Campbell Street are its main thoroughfares. The area is named for its neighborhood association, which was formed in ["2001"] following the [http://www.frontiernet.net/~sulindhill/20Ty.htm shooting death] of 10-year-old Tyshaun Cauldwell and subsequent galvanization of the residents.	+ The '''JOSANA Neighborhood''' is a ["Rochester Neighborhoods" located] west of ["Sahlen's Stadium"] and north of ["Interstate 490"]. Ames Street and Campbell Street are its main thoroughfares. The name stands for the Jay Orchard Street Neighborhood Association, which was formed in ["2001"] following the [http://www.frontiernet.net/~sulindhill/20Ty.htm shooting death] of 10-year-old Tyshaun Cauldwell and subsequent galvanization of the residents.

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EileenF — 2013-01-29T01:47:11Z

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- The Germans were later joined by Italians who worked in the many industries along the river. By the twentieth century, Dutchtown was a bustling, working-class neighborhood of modest homes and apartments, with Jay Street as a busy commercial corridor lined with small ethnic shops. The [http://www.charlessettlementhouse.org/ Charles Settlement House] was founded in 1917 to aid help these immigrants adjust to their new lives. A transition began in the 1950s and '60s with the arrival of African-Americans from the south, followed by Puerto Ricans in the 1970s. Today, JOSANA is characterized by its unique demographics: one-third white, one-third black, and one-third Hispanic. Still, the white flight to the suburbs left many properties abandoned, while others were swept up by absentee landlords and converted to multiple shoddy units. By the dawn of the twenty-first century, Dutchtown had become Ghost Town, a Detroit-style dystopia of empty lots and vacant structures. [[FootNote(Ibid)]] [[FootNote([http://flowercityhabitat.wordpress.com/2012/05/03/habitats-neighborhood-revitalization-initiative-josana/ Flower City Habitat for Humanity] (2012-05-03))]]	+ The Germans were later joined by Italians who worked in the many industries along the river. By the twentieth century, Dutchtown was a bustling, working-class neighborhood of modest homes and apartments, with Jay Street as a busy commercial corridor lined with small ethnic shops. The [http://www.charlessettlementhouse.org/ Charles Settlement House] was founded in 1917 to help these immigrants adjust to their new lives. A transition began in the 1950s and '60s with the arrival of African-Americans from the south, followed by Puerto Ricans in the 1970s. Today, JOSANA is characterized by its unique demographics: one-third white, one-third black, and one-third Hispanic. Still, the white flight to the suburbs left many properties abandoned, while others were swept up by absentee landlords and converted to multiple shoddy units. By the dawn of the twenty-first century, Dutchtown had become Ghost Town, a Detroit-style dystopia of empty lots and vacant structures. [[FootNote(Ibid)]] [[FootNote([http://flowercityhabitat.wordpress.com/2012/05/03/habitats-neighborhood-revitalization-initiative-josana/ Flower City Habitat for Humanity] (2012-05-03))]]

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EileenF — 2013-01-29T01:46:31Z

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EileenF — 2013-01-29T01:36:19Z

This is actually a very cool neighborhood.

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- Note that "Deutchtown is more often spelled "Deutschtown."	+ The Germans were later joined by Italians who worked in the many industries along the river. By the twentieth century, Dutchtown was a bustling, working-class neighborhood of modest homes and apartments, with Jay Street as a busy commercial corridor lined with small ethnic shops. The [http://www.charlessettlementhouse.org/ Charles Settlement House] was founded in 1917 to aid help these immigrants adjust to their new lives. A transition began in the 1950s and '60s with the arrival of African-Americans from the south, followed by Puerto Ricans in the 1970s. Today, JOSANA is characterized by its unique demographics: one-third white, one-third black, and one-third Hispanic. Still, the white flight to the suburbs left many properties abandoned, while others were swept up by absentee landlords and converted to multiple shoddy units. By the dawn of the twenty-first century, Dutchtown had become Ghost Town, a Detroit-style dystopia of empty lots and vacant structures. [[FootNote(Ibid)]] [[FootNote([http://flowercityhabitat.wordpress.com/2012/05/03/habitats-neighborhood-revitalization-initiative-josana/ Flower City Habitat for Humanity] (2012-05-03))]] + + '''Revival''' + + ''Just ten years ago, JOSANA was a different place, a neighborhood broken by decades of decline and abandonment and commonly referred to as "Ghost Town" for its eerily quiet streets and homes left vacant by residents fleeing the devastating effects of drugs, crime, and pervasive poverty that had come to define the area. For the long-term residents who remained in the neighborhood and those who found themselves there for lack of alternatives elsewhere, daily life felt like a constant struggle to maintain a sense of safety and security. + + Indeed, within Rochester’s infamous "["Crescent of Poverty" crescent]" of distressed neighborhoods ringing Downtown to the north and west, "Ghost Town" had earned itself a reputation as among the worst of the worst neighborhoods. In 2001, tragedy struck the community when 10-year-old Tyshaun Cauldwell, outside playing near his home one hot summer evening, was caught in crossfire that erupted during an argument over a bicycle and killed – an innocent bystander taken far before his time. It was this devastating turn of events that thrust the neighborhood into the public eye, galvanized neighbors into action, and attached a sense of urgency to a renewed push for change . . . + + By many measures, the neighborhood has made great strides. Through their dedicated efforts over the past decade, JOSANA neighbors and their partners have reinvented the community, transforming it from a place characterized solely by tragedy to one defined by action, organization, investment, and potential. Due to the urgency and severity of the issues, the flurry of activity preceded a coordinated planning initiative, and while a master plan for the neighborhood is thus long overdue, all of the hard work by JOSANA neighbors and their partners over the past decade has set the stage for positive and lasting change.'' + + - From the JOSANA Neighborhood Master Plan, pp. 1-2, released February ["2011"] based on input from local residents. Read it [http://www.cityofrochester.gov/WorkArea/linkit.aspx?LinkIdentifier=id&ItemID=8589946078 here]. (Note that this is a very large PDF)
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EileenF — 2013-01-27T20:02:36Z

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EileenF — 2013-01-27T00:16:01Z

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EileenF — 2013-01-26T00:12:27Z

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EileenF — 2013-01-25T21:24:45Z

Marina to Sahlen

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EileenF — 2013-01-25T15:56:05Z

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EileenF — 2012-12-16T01:26:52Z

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jgerek — 2012-12-13T17:29:58Z

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EileenF — 2012-08-09T02:06:55Z

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EileenF — 2012-07-29T20:10:51Z

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Kwandellpeterson — 2012-07-29T01:18:17Z

Deutschtown

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EileenF — 2012-07-28T20:26:12Z

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- Like the adjacent ["Lyell-Otis Neighborhood" Lyell-Otis] and ["U.N.I.T. Neighborhood" U.N.I.T.] neighborhoods, JOSANA is part of Rochester's industrial district.	+ Like the adjacent ["Lyell-Otis Neighborhood" Lyell-Otis] and ["U.N.I.T. Neighborhood" U.N.I.T.] neighborhoods, JOSANA has some light industry as well.

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EileenF — 2012-07-28T20:13:59Z

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EileenF — 2012-07-28T20:13:24Z

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EileenF — 2012-07-28T18:20:14Z

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	+ + '''Establishments''' + + * [http://www.alfmchurch.com/ Abundant Life Faith Ministry] + * [http://www.partsplus.com/ Allen Auto Parts Corporation] + * [http://www.duffysequipmentservice.com/ Duffy's Food Service and Parts] + * [http://handsmotors.com/ H&S Motors] + * [http://www.justpressprint.net/ Just Press Print] + * [http://www.ontariobuildingsupply.com/ Ontario Building Supply Co., Inc.] + * ["Rite Aid"] + * ["Smokin' Joe's Bar & Grille"] + * [http://sunworldinsulation.com/ Sun World Insulation] + * [http://www.turnerbellows.com/ Turner Bellows, Inc.]

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EileenF — 2012-06-15T22:56:14Z

history

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- Unfortunately, JOSANA is part of Rochester's "Crescent of Poverty." It has been the target of several [http://www.cityofrochester.gov/article.aspx?id=8589946575 revival projects] in recent years, however, including [http://www.cityofrochester.gov/property.aspx?id=8589948742 new construction] by Habitat for Humanity.	+ JOSANA is part of Rochester's "Crescent of Poverty." It has been the target of several [http://www.cityofrochester.gov/article.aspx?id=8589946575 revival projects] in recent years, however, including [http://www.cityofrochester.gov/property.aspx?id=8589948742 new construction] by Habitat for Humanity. + + '''History''' + + ''Originally called ‘Dutchtown’ (a version of the original ‘Deutchtown’) this was a place of German immigrants (and later Italians) who worked in the numerous industries clustered along the river. Dutchtown was an area of modest houses, apartment houses, and an occasional large house. In the 1950s and 60s a transition took place as residents migrated to the inner suburbs and African-Americans from the south migrated north, later to be joined by Hispanic families. The result of these migrations is a neighborhood that is one third white, a third black and a third Hispanic – a neighborhood demographic unique in Rochester. As the demographics changed, properties were purchased by absentee landlords, and buildings were converted into multiple units.'' ([http://flowercityhabitat.wordpress.com/2012/05/03/habitats-neighborhood-revitalization-initiative-josana/ source])

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EileenF — 2012-06-15T22:51:48Z

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EileenF — 2012-06-15T22:46:40Z

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- '''References:''' - [http://www.rochestercityliving.com/neighborhoods/josana Rochester City Living describes the JOSANA Neighborhood] - [http://rochesterhabitat.org/building/josana.shtml Flower City Habitat for Humanity Site discusses JOSANA project] - [http://flowercityhabitat.wordpress.com/2010/01/25/when-doing-good-is-darned-hard-work-city-places-moratorium-on-building-in-josana/ Flower City Habitat for Humanity blog] on JOSANA project moratorium as of January 2010 - [http://www.planning.org/consultants/viewrequest.htm?RequestID=5585 JOSANA Neighborhood Master Plan Proposals] - City of Rochester 2010 - [http://www.cityofrochester.gov/article.aspx?id=8589941201 JOSANA Neighborhood Master Plan] - City of Rochester 2010	+ Unfortunately, JOSANA is part of Rochester's "Crescent of Poverty." It has been the target of several [http://www.cityofrochester.gov/article.aspx?id=8589946575 revival projects] in recent years, however, including [http://www.cityofrochester.gov/property.aspx?id=8589948742 new construction] by Habitat for Humanity. + + '''See also''' + + * [http://www.cityofrochester.gov/article.aspx?id=8589941201 JOSANA Neighborhood Master Plan] - City of Rochester 2010 + * [http://rochesterhabitat.org/building/josana.shtml JOSANA project discussion] on the Flower City Habitat for Humanity site ([http://flowercityhabitat.wordpress.com/ blog]) + * [http://www.cityofrochester.gov/article.aspx?id=8589943419 Neighborhood profile] on City of Rochester website + * [http://www.rochestercityliving.com/neighborhoods/josana Neighborhood profile] on Rochester City Living

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JackGreenky — 2010-04-26T14:54:38Z

add JOSANA neighborhood, current projects

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	+ \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Location'''\|\| + \|\|NW Quadrant, Northwest of downtown, West of ["Frontier Field"]\|\| + \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Boundaries'''\|\| + \|\|North of ["Interstate 490"] West. Jay Street, Orange Street, Ames Street and Campbell Street are its main thoroughfares.\|\| + \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Neighborhood Association'''\|\| + \|\|Jay Orchard Street Area Neighborhood Association (JOSANA)\|\| + + The '''JOSANA Neighborhood''' or J.O.S.A.N.A. area ["Rochester Neighborhoods" Neighborhood] is part of Rochester's "Crescent of Poverty" and is located west of ["Marina Auto Stadium"] and north of the 490 Expressway. + ''At the start of 2009, ten houses have been completed on Grape and Orange Streets'' - Habitat for Humanity + + '''References:''' + [http://www.rochestercityliving.com/neighborhoods/josana Rochester City Living describes the JOSANA Neighborhood] + [http://rochesterhabitat.org/building/josana.shtml Flower City Habitat for Humanity Site discusses JOSANA project] + [http://flowercityhabitat.wordpress.com/2010/01/25/when-doing-good-is-darned-hard-work-city-places-moratorium-on-building-in-josana/ Flower City Habitat for Humanity blog] on JOSANA project moratorium as of January 2010 + [http://www.planning.org/consultants/viewrequest.htm?RequestID=5585 JOSANA Neighborhood Master Plan Proposals] - City of Rochester 2010 + [http://www.cityofrochester.gov/article.aspx?id=8589941201 JOSANA Neighborhood Master Plan] - City of Rochester 2010 + + [[Comments]]