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TheWedgeNewspaper — 2021-02-17T21:30:21Z

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TheWedgeNewspaper — 2021-02-17T21:27:26Z

outdated info needed to be updated.

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- The '''South Wedge Planning Committee''' (SWPC) is a ["Nonprofit Organizations" nonprofit] dedicated to building community in the ["South Wedge"]. It encourages a full range of ["Housing Guide" housing opportunities] and promotes a diverse, historically significant, and commercially viable urban village. The SWPC also manages the South Wedge/ Cornhill Tool Lending Library, the South Wedge Farmers Market and the South Wedge Victory Garden.	+ The '''South Wedge Planning Committee''' (SWPC) is a ["Nonprofit Organizations" nonprofit] dedicated to building community in the ["South Wedge"]. It encourages a full range of ["Housing Guide" housing opportunities] and promotes a diverse, historically significant, and commercially viable urban village. The SWPC also manages the South Wedge Farmers Market, the WEDGE Newspaper and the South Wedge Victory Gardens.
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- The SWPC is a partnership of neighbors and entrepreneurs working together. Started in ["1975"] as an outreach program of Calvary St. Andrews Church, it is funded by a variety of public and private sources. It is built on the dedication of many diverse volunteers, who provide leadership for our organization and vision for the future of the Greater South Wedge Area community.	+ The SWPC is a partnership of neighbors and entrepreneurs working together. Started in ["1975"] as an outreach program of Calvary St. Andrews Church, it is funded by a variety of public and private sources. It is built on the dedication of many diverse volunteers who provide leadership for our organization and vision for the future of the Greater South Wedge Area community.
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- The South Wedge Planning Committee publishes a bi-monthly (February, April, June, October and December) not-for-profit 16-page ["Newspapers" newspaper] called ''["The Wedge"]''. ''The Wedge'' first appeared in ["1982"] and was then called ''The S.O.S. News''. After over two decades, the newspaper reaches a circulation of 7000 and is distributed to over 100 retail businesses in the Greater Rochester area. Its stories include news about the organization's projects, profiles of Wedge businesses and residents and a variety of columns: Heart of the City (human interest),Community Builders (news about neighborhood associations and events), Business Buzz and Arts & Leisure.	+ The South Wedge Planning Committee publishes a bi-monthly (February, April, June, October and December) not-for-profit 12-page ["Newspapers" newspaper] called ''["The WEDGE"]''. ''The WEDGE' ''first appeared in ["1982"] and was then called ''The S.O.S. News''. After over thirty-eight years, the newspaper reached a circulation of 7000 and was distributed to over 100 retail businesses in the Greater Rochester area. It ceased print publication when the COVID-19 pandemic flared in March 2020 as businesses and restaurants closed and drop off spots ended. It currently remains online for the foreseeable future until the pandemic ends. + Its stories include news about the organization's projects, profiles of Wedge businesses and residents and a variety of columns about lifestyle, City of Rochester news, history, Swillburg news, Business Buzz and Arts & Leisure. + For more information, email editor Nancy O'Donnell Hale at thewedge@swpc.org.
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- Each year in August the SWPC used to hold ["Wedgestock"], a community-building street ["Festivals" festival] on ["South Avenue"] that attracted some 5,000 visitors. The day-long event included music, food vendors, craft booths along with the city's only Pet Parade. Unfortunately, the festival grew too big for the organization to handle and was discontinued in ["2013"].	+ Each year in August the SWPC used to hold ["Wedgestock"], a community-building street ["Festivals" festival] on ["South Avenue"] that attracted some 5,000 visitors. The day-long event included music, food vendors, craft booths along with the city's only Pet Parade. Unfortunately, the festival grew too big for the organization to handle and was discontinued in ["2013"].''

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EileenF — 2014-10-12T15:53:32Z

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- - Each year in August the SWPC holds ["Wedgestock"], a community-building street ["Festivals" festival] on ["South Avenue"] that attracts some 5,000 visitors. The day-long event includes music, food vendors, craft booths along with the city's only Pet Parade.	+ Each year in August the SWPC used to hold ["Wedgestock"], a community-building street ["Festivals" festival] on ["South Avenue"] that attracted some 5,000 visitors. The day-long event included music, food vendors, craft booths along with the city's only Pet Parade. Unfortunately, the festival grew too big for the organization to handle and was discontinued in ["2013"].

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EileenF — 2014-02-04T01:58:22Z

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	+ \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Location'''\|\| + \|\|[[Address("224 ["Mt. Hope Avenue"], Rochester, NY 14620")]]\|\| + \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Office Hours'''\|\| + \|\|Monday - Friday: 9:30AM to 5:00PM\|\| + \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Phone'''\|\| + \|\|585 256 1740\|\| + \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Wheelchair Accessible'''\|\| + \|\|No\|\| + \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Email'''\|\| + \|\|[[MailTo(information AT swpc DOT org)]]\|\|
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- The '''South Wedge Planning Committee''' (SWPC) is dedicated to building community in the ["South Wedge"], encourages a full range of ["Housing Guide" housing opportunites], and promotes a diverse, historically significant, and commercially viable urban village.	+ The '''South Wedge Planning Committee''' (SWPC) is a ["Nonprofit Organizations" nonprofit] dedicated to building community in the ["South Wedge"]. It encourages a full range of ["Housing Guide" housing opportunities] and promotes a diverse, historically significant, and commercially viable urban village. The SWPC also manages the South Wedge/ Cornhill Tool Lending Library, the South Wedge Farmers Market and the South Wedge Victory Garden.
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- The Planning Committee is a partnership of neighbors and entrepreneurs working together. Started in 1975 as an outreach program of Calvary St. Andrews Church, the non profit is funded by a variety of public and private sources. It is built on the dedication of many diverse volunteers, who provide leadership for our organization and vision for the future of the Greater South Wedge Area community	+ The SWPC is a partnership of neighbors and entrepreneurs working together. Started in ["1975"] as an outreach program of Calvary St. Andrews Church, it is funded by a variety of public and private sources. It is built on the dedication of many diverse volunteers, who provide leadership for our organization and vision for the future of the Greater South Wedge Area community.
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- The South Wedge Planning Committee publishes a bi-monthly (February, April, June, October and December) not-for-profit 16-page ["Newspapers" newspaper] called The Wedge. The Wedge first appeared in 1982 and was then called The S.O.S. News. After over two decades, the newspaper reaches a circulation of 7000 and is distributed to over 100 retail businesses in the Greater Rochester area. Its stories include news about the organization's projects, profiles of Wedge businesses and residents and a variety of columns: Heart of the City (human interest),Community Builders (news about neighborhood associations and events), Business Buzz and Arts & Leisure.It also manages the South Wedge/ Cornhill Tool Lending Library, the South Wedge Farmers Market and the South Wedge Victory Garden.	+ ===The Wedge===
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- Each year in August, it holds ["Wedgestock"], a community-building street festival on South Avenue that attracts some 5,000 festivalgoers. The day long event includes music, food vendors, craft booths along with the city's only Pet Parade.	+ The South Wedge Planning Committee publishes a bi-monthly (February, April, June, October and December) not-for-profit 16-page ["Newspapers" newspaper] called ''["The Wedge"]''. ''The Wedge'' first appeared in ["1982"] and was then called ''The S.O.S. News''. After over two decades, the newspaper reaches a circulation of 7000 and is distributed to over 100 retail businesses in the Greater Rochester area. Its stories include news about the organization's projects, profiles of Wedge businesses and residents and a variety of columns: Heart of the City (human interest),Community Builders (news about neighborhood associations and events), Business Buzz and Arts & Leisure.
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- The Wedge Newspaper can be found on their website at www.swpc.org.	+ ===Wedgestock===
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- SWPC headquarters is located at 224 Mt. Hope Avenue.	+ Each year in August the SWPC holds ["Wedgestock"], a community-building street ["Festivals" festival] on ["South Avenue"] that attracts some 5,000 visitors. The day-long event includes music, food vendors, craft booths along with the city's only Pet Parade. + + [[Comments]]

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jgerek — 2012-08-19T13:43:20Z

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NancyODonnell — 2011-09-04T04:20:54Z

Updating the page- Nancy O'Donnell, editor, the Wedge Newspaper

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- The '''South Wedge Planning Committee''' (SWPC) is dedicated to building "community in the ["South Wedge"], encourages a full range of ["Housing Guide" housing opportunites], and promotes a diverse, historically significant, and commercially viable urban village.	+ The '''South Wedge Planning Committee''' (SWPC) is dedicated to building community in the ["South Wedge"], encourages a full range of ["Housing Guide" housing opportunites], and promotes a diverse, historically significant, and commercially viable urban village.
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- The Planning Committee is a partnership of neighbors and entrepreneurs working together. Started in 1975 as an outreach program of Calvary St. Andrews Church, the non profit is funded by the NYS Division of Housing and Community Renewal, the United Way, and a variety of public and private sources. It is built on the dedication of many diverse volunteers, who provide leadership for our organization and vision for the future of the Greater South Wedge Area community	+ The Planning Committee is a partnership of neighbors and entrepreneurs working together. Started in 1975 as an outreach program of Calvary St. Andrews Church, the non profit is funded by a variety of public and private sources. It is built on the dedication of many diverse volunteers, who provide leadership for our organization and vision for the future of the Greater South Wedge Area community

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NancyODonnell — 2011-09-04T04:19:16Z

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- SWPC is a partnership of neighbors and entrepreneurs working together. Started in 1975 as an outreach program of Calvary St. Andrews Church, SWPC is funded by the NYS Division of Housing and Community Renewal, the United Way, and a variety of public and private sources. SWPC is built on the dedication of our many diverse volunteers, who provide leadership for our organization and vision for the future of our community	+ The Planning Committee is a partnership of neighbors and entrepreneurs working together. Started in 1975 as an outreach program of Calvary St. Andrews Church, the non profit is funded by the NYS Division of Housing and Community Renewal, the United Way, and a variety of public and private sources. It is built on the dedication of many diverse volunteers, who provide leadership for our organization and vision for the future of the Greater South Wedge Area community
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- SWPC publishes a not-for-profit 12-page ["Newspapers" newspaper] called the Wedge, bi-monthly (February, April, June, October and December). The Wedge first appeared in 1982 and was then called The S.O.S. News. The newspaper has reached a circulation of 7000 and is distributed to over 100 retail businesses in the Greater Rochester area. Its stories include news about SWPC's projects, profiles of Wedge businesses, and three columns: Heart of the City (human interest),Community Builders (news about neighborhood associations and events) and Tool Tips (advice on home improvements & info about the South Wedge/ Cornhill Tool Lending Library.	+ The South Wedge Planning Committee publishes a bi-monthly (February, April, June, October and December) not-for-profit 16-page ["Newspapers" newspaper] called The Wedge. The Wedge first appeared in 1982 and was then called The S.O.S. News. After over two decades, the newspaper reaches a circulation of 7000 and is distributed to over 100 retail businesses in the Greater Rochester area. Its stories include news about the organization's projects, profiles of Wedge businesses and residents and a variety of columns: Heart of the City (human interest),Community Builders (news about neighborhood associations and events), Business Buzz and Arts & Leisure.It also manages the South Wedge/ Cornhill Tool Lending Library, the South Wedge Farmers Market and the South Wedge Victory Garden.
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- Each year SWPC holds Wedgestock, not your ordinary annual meeting, in August. The day long event includes music, food vendors, baking contests and community building along with election of new board members. The meeting has been held at the Highland Bowl on South Avenue, but a change of venue is planned for 2010.	+ Each year in August, it holds Wedgestock, a community-building street festival on South Avenue that attracts some 5,000 festivalgoers. The day long event includes music, food vendors, craft booths along with the city's only Pet Parade.
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- Recent project include the creation of the South Wedge Victory Garden, a community garden on Hamilton Street, in Spring 2009. The garden will continue in 2010. - - The Wedge Newspaper can be found on their website.	+ The Wedge Newspaper can be found on their website at www.swpc.org.

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NancyODonnell — 2011-09-04T04:12:05Z

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NancyODonnell — 2010-03-04T04:38:26Z

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- Each year SWPC holds Wedgestock, not your ordinary annual meeting, which includes music, food vendors, baking contests and community building along with election of new board members. The meeting has been held at the Highland Bowl on South Avenue, but a change of venue is planned for 2010.	+ Each year SWPC holds Wedgestock, not your ordinary annual meeting, in August. The day long event includes music, food vendors, baking contests and community building along with election of new board members. The meeting has been held at the Highland Bowl on South Avenue, but a change of venue is planned for 2010.
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NancyODonnell — 2010-03-04T04:34:44Z

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NancyODonnell — 2010-03-04T04:32:24Z

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alexandergartley — 2009-02-12T14:40:23Z

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alexandergartley — 2009-02-12T14:39:33Z

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alexandergartley — 2009-02-12T14:39:06Z

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alexandergartley — 2009-02-12T14:36:39Z

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alexandergartley — 2008-06-03T18:34:23Z

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alexandergartley — 2008-06-03T18:33:53Z

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	+ = South Wedge Planning Committee = + The South Wedge Planning Committee (SWPC) is dedicated to building "community in the ["South Wedge"], encourages a full range of ["Housing Guide" housing opportunites], and promotes a diverse, historically significant, and commercially viable urban village. + + SWPC publishes a not-for-profit 12-page newspaper called the Wedge, bi-monthly (February, April, June, October and December). The Wedge first appeared in 1982 and was then called The S.O.S. News. The newspaper has reached a circulation of 7000 and is distributed to over 100 retail businesses in the Greater Rochester area. Its stories include news about SWPC's projects, profiles of Wedge businesses, and three columns: Heart of the City (human interest),Community Builders (news about neighborhood associations and events) and Tool Tips (advice on home improvements & info about the South Wedge/ Cornhill Tool Lending Library. + + The Wedge Newspaper can be found online at www.swpc.org