Recent Changes for "Sister Cities" - Rochester Wiki

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BradMandell — 2009-08-03T13:40:29Z

fix city website links, breakout city to 2 links

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- * ["Rennes" Rennes, France] (["1958"]) - 50th Anniversary in 2008[[Footnote([http://www.cityofrochester.gov/mayor/sistercities/docs/ISCOR2008Spring.pdf International Sister Cities of Rochester News] - Spring 2008 Newsletter)]]	+ * ["Rennes" Rennes, France] (["1958"]) - 50th Anniversary in 2008[[Footnote([http://www.cityofrochester.gov/workarea/DownloadAsset.aspx?id=8589938074 International Sister Cities of Rochester News] - Spring 2008 Newsletter)]]
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	+ * City of Rochester Weblinks: + * [http://www.cityofrochester.gov/sistercities/ International Sister Cities of Rochester] - Overview + * [http://www.cityofrochester.gov/article.aspx?id=8589938076 Rochester's Sister Cities] - Details on each city + * [http://www.sister-cities.org/ Sister Cities International web site]
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- * [http://www.ci.rochester.ny.us/index.cfm?id=636 International Sister Cities of Rochester] - * [http://www.sister-cities.org/ Sister Cities International web site]

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BradMandell — 2008-07-26T18:50:53Z

expand to 11th and more links

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- The Sister Cities program was created in ["1956"] under the [wiki:wikipedia:Eisenhower] administration to foster world peace through individuals, not governments. Rochester was one of the first cities to enter the program, and has since developed ties with several cities around the world. The following is a list of Rochester's sister cities and the years in which these relationships were established:	+ The [wiki:wikipedia:Sister_Cities_International International '''Sister Cities'''] program was created in ["1956"] under the [wiki:wikipedia:Eisenhower] administration to foster world peace through individuals, not governments. ["Rochester"] was one of the first cities to enter the program, and has since developed ties with several cities around the world.
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- * ["Rennes" Rennes, France] (["1958"])	+ '''Rochester's Sister Cities''' ordered by (year relationship established) + + * ["Rennes" Rennes, France] (["1958"]) - 50th Anniversary in 2008[[Footnote([http://www.cityofrochester.gov/mayor/sistercities/docs/ISCOR2008Spring.pdf International Sister Cities of Rochester News] - Spring 2008 Newsletter)]]
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- * ["Waterford" Waterford, Ireland] (["1983"])	+ * ["Waterford" Waterford, Ireland] (["1983"]) - 25th Anniversary in 2008^1^
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- - The ["Sister Cities Pedestrian Bridge"] crosses the ["Genesee River"] downtown and has flags and plaques representing each of these cities.	+ * ["Xianyang" Xianyang, Shanxii Province, China] – (["2007"])^1^
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- '''External Links:''' -	+ '''Notes and References:''' + * ["Sister Cities Pedestrian Bridge"] crosses the ["Genesee River"] downtown and has flags and plaques representing each of the cities.
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	+ * [http://www.sister-cities.org/ Sister Cities International web site]

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alexandergartley — 2008-04-29T14:28:34Z

added comma in "Wurzburg, Germany"

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- * ["Wurzburg" Wurzburg Germany] (["1964"])	+ * ["Wurzburg" Wurzburg, Germany] (["1964"])

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DavidHowe — 2007-09-27T13:17:39Z

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- * ["Krakow" Krakow], Poland] (["1973"])	+ * ["Krakow" Krakow, Poland] (["1973"])

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DavidHowe — 2007-09-27T12:53:55Z

added more wiki links

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- The Sister Cities program was created in 1956 under the Eisenhower administration to foster world peace through individuals, not governments. Rochester was one of the first cities to enter the program, and has since developed ties with several cities around the world. The following is a list of Rochester's sister cities and the years in which these relationships were established:	+ The Sister Cities program was created in ["1956"] under the [wiki:wikipedia:Eisenhower] administration to foster world peace through individuals, not governments. Rochester was one of the first cities to enter the program, and has since developed ties with several cities around the world. The following is a list of Rochester's sister cities and the years in which these relationships were established:
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- * ["Rennes" Rennes, France] (1958) - * ["Wurzburg" Wurzburg Germany] (1964) - * ["Caltanissetta" Caltanissetta, Italy] (1965) - * Rehovot, Israel (1972) - * ["Krakow" Krakow, Poland] (1973) - * Bamako, Mali (1975) - * ["Waterford" Waterford, Ireland] (1983) - * Novgorod, Russia (1990) - * Hamamatsu, Japan (1996) - * Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic (1997)	+ * ["Rennes" Rennes, France] (["1958"]) + * ["Wurzburg" Wurzburg Germany] (["1964"]) + * ["Caltanissetta" Caltanissetta, Italy] (["1965"]) + * ["Rehovot" Rehovot, Israel] (["1972"]) + * ["Krakow" Krakow], Poland] (["1973"]) + * ["Bamako" Bamako, Mali] (["1975"]) + * ["Waterford" Waterford, Ireland] (["1983"]) + * ["Novgorod" Novgorod, Russia] (["1990"]) + * ["Hamamatsu" Hamamatsu, Japan] (["1996"]) + * ["Puerto Plata" Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic] (["1997"])

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RickUrwin — 2006-05-29T21:26:59Z

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- * Waterford, Ireland (1983)	+ * ["Waterford" Waterford, Ireland] (1983)

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RickUrwin — 2006-05-29T21:23:54Z

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- * Caltanissetta, Italy (1965)	+ * ["Caltanissetta" Caltanissetta, Italy] (1965)

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RickUrwin — 2006-05-29T21:19:24Z

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- * Krakow, Poland (1973)	+ * ["Krakow" Krakow, Poland] (1973)

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RickUrwin — 2006-05-29T21:13:27Z

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- * Rennes, France (1958)	+ * ["Rennes" Rennes, France] (1958)

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RickUrwin — 2006-05-29T21:06:24Z

added link

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- * Wurzburg, Germany (1964)	+ * ["Wurzburg" Wurzburg Germany] (1964)

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AndrewWheeland — 2005-11-19T00:34:00Z

Added bridge info.

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	+ The ["Sister Cities Pedestrian Bridge"] crosses the ["Genesee River"] downtown and has flags and plaques representing each of these cities. + +

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JayUnnikrishnan — 2005-08-14T19:32:04Z

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- The Sister Cities program was created in 1956 under the Eisenhower administration to foster world peace through individuals, not governments. Rochester was one of the first cities to enter the program, and has since developed ties with several cities around the world. These cities include:	+ The Sister Cities program was created in 1956 under the Eisenhower administration to foster world peace through individuals, not governments. Rochester was one of the first cities to enter the program, and has since developed ties with several cities around the world. The following is a list of Rochester's sister cities and the years in which these relationships were established:

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Jenniferramsey — 2005-08-14T14:50:23Z

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- * [http://www.ci.rochester.ny.us/index.cfm?id=636 Internation Sister Cities of Rochester]	+ * [http://www.ci.rochester.ny.us/index.cfm?id=636 International Sister Cities of Rochester]

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JayUnnikrishnan — 2005-08-14T13:18:50Z

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	+ The Sister Cities program was created in 1956 under the Eisenhower administration to foster world peace through individuals, not governments. Rochester was one of the first cities to enter the program, and has since developed ties with several cities around the world. These cities include: + + * Rennes, France (1958) + * Wurzburg, Germany (1964) + * Caltanissetta, Italy (1965) + * Rehovot, Israel (1972) + * Krakow, Poland (1973) + * Bamako, Mali (1975) + * Waterford, Ireland (1983) + * Novgorod, Russia (1990) + * Hamamatsu, Japan (1996) + * Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic (1997) + + '''External Links:''' + + * [http://www.ci.rochester.ny.us/index.cfm?id=636 Internation Sister Cities of Rochester]