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The Wedge

MikeSaffran — 2024-04-07T21:31:59Z

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- '''The WEDGE''' Newspaper is the official ["publications" publication] of the ["South Wedge"] area. It began publication as a one-page flyer in ["1978"]. It grew into the ''South Wedge Newsletter'' 1979-1981. In 1982, it morphed again into ''The S.O.S. News'' and later that year became ''The WEDGE Newspaper''. It's motto today is, "The WEDGE Gets Read."	+ '''The WEDGE''' Newspaper is the official ["publications" publication] of the ["South Wedge"] area. It began publication as a one-page flyer in ["1978"]. It grew into the ''South Wedge Newsletter'' 1979-1981. In 1982, it morphed again into ''The S.O.S. News'' and later that year became ''The WEDGE Newspaper.'' Its motto today is, "The WEDGE Gets Read."
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- The not-for-profit periodical is published by the ["South Wedge Planning Committee"] (SWPC), a non-profit organization serving the South Wedge. It is printed bimonthly (February/March, April/May, June/July, August/September, October/November, and December/January). It ceased print publication in March 2020 when the COVID-19 pandemic hit the country, but it continues to be printed online and can be found at www.swpc.org.	+ The not-for-profit periodical is published by the ["South Wedge Planning Committee"] (SWPC), a non-profit organization serving the South Wedge. It is printed bimonthly (February/March, April/May, June/July, August/September, October/November and December/January). It temporarily ceased print publication in March 2020 when the COVID-19 pandemic hit the country, but it resumed print publication with its August/September 2023 issue. Throughout the print hiatus it continued to be available online at https://www.swpc.org/issues.
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- The local paper covers news about all things South Wedge and beyond in southeast Rochester, SWPC's programs and projects which include the ["South Wedge Farmers Market"], The South Wedge Victory Gardens, and other house projects such as house rehabs for first-time home buyers.	+ The local paper covers news about all things South Wedge and beyond in southeast Rochester, SWPC's programs and projects which include the ["South Wedge Farmers Market"], The South Wedge Victory Gardens, South Wedge Fest and house projects such as house rehabs for first-time home buyers.
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- ''The WEDGE'' profiles new businesses in the South Wedge and other southeast neighborhoods and offers several columns Lifestyle (writer Michele H. Martell and others) Swillburg Shout out, Community Builders, Business Buzz, South Wedge Creatives and more.	+ ''The WEDGE'' profiles new businesses in the South Wedge and other southeast neighborhoods and offers several columns, including Spice Up Your Life (Merriya Valleri), Sparklin' in the Wedge (Michele H. Martell), Swillburg Shoutout (Mike Henry) and more.
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- For more information, contact Editor Patti Giglio at thewedge@swpc.org	+ For more information, contact Editor Michael Saffran (editor since issue dated December 2023/January 2024) at thewedge@swpc.org + + Past editors include: Nancy O'Donnell Hale, Hailie Higgins, Patti Giglio and others.
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- The paper originally printed 5,300 copies which were distributed through businesses in the South Wedge and Greater Rochester. It is now available online only.	+ The paper originally printed 5,300 copies which were distributed through businesses in the South Wedge and Greater Rochester. It is now prints 2,000 copies.

The Wedge

NancyODonnellHale — 2022-04-02T18:02:51Z

I was the editor of the WEDGE until January 2022.

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- The not-for-profit periodical is published by the ["South Wedge Planning Committee"] (SWPC), a non-profit organization serving the South Wedge. It is printed bimonthly (February/March, April/May, June/July, August/September, October/November, and December/January). It ceased print publication in March 2020 when the COVID-19 pandemic hit the country, but it continues to be printed online for the foreseeable future and can be found at www.swpc.org.	+ The not-for-profit periodical is published by the ["South Wedge Planning Committee"] (SWPC), a non-profit organization serving the South Wedge. It is printed bimonthly (February/March, April/May, June/July, August/September, October/November, and December/January). It ceased print publication in March 2020 when the COVID-19 pandemic hit the country, but it continues to be printed online and can be found at www.swpc.org.
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- For more information, contact Editor Nancy O'Donnell Hale at thewedge@swpc.org	+ For more information, contact Editor Patti Giglio at thewedge@swpc.org
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- The paper prints 5,300 copies which are distributed through businesses in the South Wedge and Greater Rochester.	+ The paper originally printed 5,300 copies which were distributed through businesses in the South Wedge and Greater Rochester. It is now available online only.

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TheWedgeNewspaper — 2021-02-17T21:40:12Z

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TheWedgeNewspaper — 2021-02-17T21:39:30Z

Upload of image The WEDGE logo.gif.

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TheWedgeNewspaper — 2021-02-17T21:38:35Z

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- '''The Wedge''' Newspaper is the official ["publications" publication] of the ["South Wedge"] area. It began publication as a one-page flyer in ["1978"]. It grew into the ''South Wedge Newsletter'' 1979-1981. In 1982, it morphed again into ''The S.O.S. News'' and later that year became ''The Wedge Newspaper''. It's motto today is, "The Wedge Gets Read."	+ '''The WEDGE''' Newspaper is the official ["publications" publication] of the ["South Wedge"] area. It began publication as a one-page flyer in ["1978"]. It grew into the ''South Wedge Newsletter'' 1979-1981. In 1982, it morphed again into ''The S.O.S. News'' and later that year became ''The WEDGE Newspaper''. It's motto today is, "The WEDGE Gets Read."
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- The not-for-profit periodical is published by the ["South Wedge Planning Committee"] (SWPC), a non-profit organization serving the South Wedge. It is printed bimonthly (February/March, April/May, June/July, August/September, October/November, and December/January).	+ The not-for-profit periodical is published by the ["South Wedge Planning Committee"] (SWPC), a non-profit organization serving the South Wedge. It is printed bimonthly (February/March, April/May, June/July, August/September, October/November, and December/January). It ceased print publication in March 2020 when the COVID-19 pandemic hit the country, but it continues to be printed online for the foreseeable future and can be found at www.swpc.org.
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- ''The Wedge'' profiles new businesses in the South Wedge and other southeast neighborhoods and offers several columns "Talking with my Mouth Full," (a restaurant review by Glynis Valenti), Lifestyle (writer Michele H. Martell and others) Swillburg Shout out, Community Builders, Business Buzz, South Wedge Creatives and more. - - It promotes The $25 annual Wedge card, a partnership with local businesses who offer discounts to card holders and a year's subscription to the newspaper.	+ ''The WEDGE'' profiles new businesses in the South Wedge and other southeast neighborhoods and offers several columns Lifestyle (writer Michele H. Martell and others) Swillburg Shout out, Community Builders, Business Buzz, South Wedge Creatives and more.
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	+ + For more information, contact Editor Nancy O'Donnell Hale at thewedge@swpc.org

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NancyODonnell — 2018-06-04T16:09:58Z

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- The local paper covers news about all things South Wedge and beyond in southeast Rochester, SWPC's programs and projects which include the ["South Wedge Farmers Market"], The South Wedge Victory Gardens, and other house projects such as house rehabs for first time home buyers.	+ The local paper covers news about all things South Wedge and beyond in southeast Rochester, SWPC's programs and projects which include the ["South Wedge Farmers Market"], The South Wedge Victory Gardens, and other house projects such as house rehabs for first-time home buyers.
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- ''The Wedge'' profiles new businesses in the South Wedge and other southeast neighborhoods and offers several columns "Talking with my Mouth Full," (a restaurant review by Nathaniel Mich), "A Life Together" (a column about building a soulful community by Rev. Matthew Martin Nickoloff), "Kid's Corner" by educator Drew Beeman, Community Builders, Business Buzz, South Wedge Social Register, and more.) In 2012 it added a bi-monthly comic "Wedgies," later renamed "The North Wedge," by artist and graphic novelist Justin Hubbell.	+ ''The Wedge'' profiles new businesses in the South Wedge and other southeast neighborhoods and offers several columns "Talking with my Mouth Full," (a restaurant review by Glynis Valenti), Lifestyle (writer Michele H. Martell and others) Swillburg Shout out, Community Builders, Business Buzz, South Wedge Creatives and more. + + It promotes The $25 annual Wedge card, a partnership with local businesses who offer discounts to card holders and a year's subscription to the newspaper. + + It welcomes submissions from area writers and photographers. +

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NancyODonnell — 2015-10-11T00:13:15Z

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- Most often the paper covers news about SWPC's programs and projects which include the ["South Wedge Farmers Market"], The South Wedge Victory Garden, and other house projects such as house rehabs for first time home buyers. ''The Wedge'' profiles new businesses in the South Wedge and surrounding neighborhoods and offers several columns (The Heart of the City, Community Builders, Business Buzz, South Wedge Social Register, etc.) In 2012 it added a bi-monthly comic "Wedgies" by artist and graphic novelist Justin Hubbell. Most recently chocolatier and foodie extraordinaire Nathaniel Mich started his column, "Talking With My Mouth Full."	+ The local paper covers news about all things South Wedge and beyond in southeast Rochester, SWPC's programs and projects which include the ["South Wedge Farmers Market"], The South Wedge Victory Gardens, and other house projects such as house rehabs for first time home buyers.
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	+ ''The Wedge'' profiles new businesses in the South Wedge and other southeast neighborhoods and offers several columns "Talking with my Mouth Full," (a restaurant review by Nathaniel Mich), "A Life Together" (a column about building a soulful community by Rev. Matthew Martin Nickoloff), "Kid's Corner" by educator Drew Beeman, Community Builders, Business Buzz, South Wedge Social Register, and more.) In 2012 it added a bi-monthly comic "Wedgies," later renamed "The North Wedge," by artist and graphic novelist Justin Hubbell.
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- The paper prints 7000 copies which are distributed through businesses in the South Wedge and beyond.	+ The paper prints 5,300 copies which are distributed through businesses in the South Wedge and Greater Rochester.

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EileenF — 2014-10-12T15:54:24Z

- Wedgestock

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badfish — 2014-02-14T04:19:28Z

NPoV

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jgerek — 2013-11-30T19:49:21Z

linked as publication; +phone; clean-up

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- The not-for-profit newspaper is published by the ["South Wedge Planning Committee"] (SWPC), a non-profit organization serving the South Wedge. The 12-page paper is printed bimonthly (February/March, April/May, June/July, August/September, October/November, and December/January), and it's pretty cool for a small neighborhood paper.	+ The not-for-profit periodical is published by the ["South Wedge Planning Committee"] (SWPC), a non-profit organization serving the South Wedge. It is printed bimonthly (February/March, April/May, June/July, August/September, October/November, and December/January), and it's pretty cool for a small neighborhood paper.
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- Most often the paper covers news about SWPC's programs and projects which include the ["South Wedge Farmers Market"], The South Wedge Victory Garden, ["Wedgestock"], and other house projects such as house rehabs for first time home buyers. The Wedge profiles new businesses in the South Wedge and surrounding neighborhoods and offers several columns (The Heart of the City, Community Builders, Business Buzz, South Wedge Social Register, etc.) In 2012 it added a bi-monthly comic "Wedgies" by artist and graphic novelist Justin Hubbell. Most recently chocolatier and foodie extraordinaire Nathaniel Mich started his column, "Talking With My Mouth Full."	+ Most often the paper covers news about SWPC's programs and projects which include the ["South Wedge Farmers Market"], The South Wedge Victory Garden, ["Wedgestock"], and other house projects such as house rehabs for first time home buyers. ''The Wedge'' profiles new businesses in the South Wedge and surrounding neighborhoods and offers several columns (The Heart of the City, Community Builders, Business Buzz, South Wedge Social Register, etc.) In 2012 it added a bi-monthly comic "Wedgies" by artist and graphic novelist Justin Hubbell. Most recently chocolatier and foodie extraordinaire Nathaniel Mich started his column, "Talking With My Mouth Full."
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- The paper prints 6500 copies which are distributed to businesses in the South Wedge and beyond.	+ The paper prints 7000 copies which are distributed through businesses in the South Wedge and beyond.

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NancyODonnell — 2013-03-18T19:08:06Z

I'm the editor of the Wedge & wanted to update the info

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- Most often the paper covers news about SWPC's programs and projects which include the ["South Wedge Farmers Market"], The South Wedge Victory Garden, ["Wedgestock"], and other projects. It also profiles new businesses in the Wedge and surrounding neighborhoods and offers several columns (The Heart of the City, Community Builders, Business Buzz, South Wedge Social Register, etc.).	+ Most often the paper covers news about SWPC's programs and projects which include the ["South Wedge Farmers Market"], The South Wedge Victory Garden, ["Wedgestock"], and other house projects such as house rehabs for first time home buyers. The Wedge profiles new businesses in the South Wedge and surrounding neighborhoods and offers several columns (The Heart of the City, Community Builders, Business Buzz, South Wedge Social Register, etc.) In 2012 it added a bi-monthly comic "Wedgies" by artist and graphic novelist Justin Hubbell. Most recently chocolatier and foodie extraordinaire Nathaniel Mich started his column, "Talking With My Mouth Full."
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- The paper prints 4500 copies which are distributed to businesses in the South Wedge and beyond.	+ The paper prints 6500 copies which are distributed to businesses in the South Wedge and beyond.

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EileenF — 2012-05-11T22:48:30Z

+ links

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EileenF — 2012-04-27T20:56:12Z

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NancyODonnell — 2012-04-27T20:08:43Z

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- Most often the paper covers news about SWPC's programs and projects which include the South Wedge Farmers Market, The South Wedge Victory Garden, Wedgestock "not your ordinary annual meeting," etc. It also profiles new businesses in the Wedge and surrounding neighborhoods and offers several columns (The Heart of the City, Community Builders, Business Buzz, South Wedge Social Register). A photo center spread highlights special events like Wedgestock (not your ordinary annual meeting), the unveiling of the Nathaniel Rochester statue on South Avenue, Boulderfest, BASWA (Business Association of the South Wedge area) art totems and much more.	+ Most often the paper covers news about SWPC's programs and projects which include the South Wedge Farmers Market, The South Wedge Victory Garden, Wedgestock August Festival and other projects. It also profiles new businesses in the Wedge and surrounding neighborhoods and offers several columns (The Heart of the City, Community Builders, Business Buzz, South Wedge Social Register,etc.).
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- The paper prints 7500 copies, which are mailed to certain streets in the Wedge and distributed to most South Wedge businesses and farther afield.	+ The paper prints 4500 copies which are distributed to businesses in the South Wedge and beyond.

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NancyODonnell — 2010-07-26T00:28:33Z

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- Most often the paper covers news from SWPC (The South Wedge Planning Commission) i.e. grants received, etc.; stories on new businesses in the Wedge, and offers three columns (The Heart of the City, Community Builders and Community Shout Out). It also runs a Tool Tips column. A photo center spread highlights special events like Wedgestock (not your ordinary annual meeting), the unveiling of the Nathaniel Rochester statue on South Avenue or doings at the local South Wedge Farmers Market.	+ The not-for-profit newspaper is published by the ["South Wedge Planning Committee"] (SWPC), a grassroots organization serving the South Wedge Urban Village. The 16-page paper is printed bimonthly (February/March, April/May, June/July, August/September, October/November, and December/January)... and it's pretty cool for a neighborhood paper. + + Most often the paper covers news about SWPC's programs and projects which include the South Wedge Farmers Market, The South Wedge Victory Garden, Wedgestock "not your ordinary annual meeting," etc. It also profiles new businesses in the Wedge and surrounding neighborhoods and offers several columns (The Heart of the City, Community Builders, Business Buzz, South Wedge Social Register). A photo center spread highlights special events like Wedgestock (not your ordinary annual meeting), the unveiling of the Nathaniel Rochester statue on South Avenue, Boulderfest, BASWA (Business Association of the South Wedge area) art totems and much more.
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neilbardhan — 2010-07-04T11:30:14Z

Website changed

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peteb — 2009-02-18T23:38:18Z

installed headers

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NancyODonnell — 2009-01-27T20:56:18Z

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- '''The Wedge''' is the official ["Newspapers" newspaper] of the ["South Wedge"] area. It began publication in 1982 as The S.O.S. News. The not for profit newspaper is published by the ["South Wedge Planning Committee"] (SWPC), a grassroots organization serving the South Wedge Urban Village. The 12-page paper is printed bimonthly (February/March, April/May, June/July, August/Sept, October/Nov., and December/January), and it's pretty cool for a neighborhood paper.	+ '''The Wedge''' is the official ["Newspapers" newspaper] of the ["South Wedge"] area. It began publication as an one page flyer in 1978. It grew into the South Wedge Newsletter 1979-1981. Next, in 1982, it morphed again into The S.O.S. News and later that year became The Wedge Newspaper. + The not for profit newspaper is published by the ["South Wedge Planning Committee"] (SWPC), a grassroots organization serving the South Wedge Urban Village. The 12-page paper is printed bimonthly (February/March, April/May, June/July, August/Sept, October/Nov., and December/January)... and it's pretty cool for a neighborhood paper.
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- Most often the paper covers news from SWPC (The South Wedge Planning Commission) i.e. grants received, etc.; stories on new businesses in the Wedge, and offers three columns (The Heart of the City, Community Builders and Community Shout Out). It also runs a Tool Library column by Ed Meyers. A photo center spread highlights special events like Wedgestock (not your ordinary annual meeting), the unveiling of the Nathaniel Rochester statue on South Avenue or doings at the local South Wedge Farmers Market.	+ Most often the paper covers news from SWPC (The South Wedge Planning Commission) i.e. grants received, etc.; stories on new businesses in the Wedge, and offers three columns (The Heart of the City, Community Builders and Community Shout Out). It also runs a Tool Tips column. A photo center spread highlights special events like Wedgestock (not your ordinary annual meeting), the unveiling of the Nathaniel Rochester statue on South Avenue or doings at the local South Wedge Farmers Market.

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alexandergartley — 2008-08-08T21:09:38Z

bolded the newspaper name in the description

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- Most often the paper covers news from SWPC (The South Wedge Planning Commission) i.e. grants received, etc.; stories on new businesses in the Wedge, and offers three columns (The Heart of the City, Community Builders and Community Shout Out). It also runs a Tool Library column by Ed Meyers.	+ Most often the paper covers news from SWPC (The South Wedge Planning Commission) i.e. grants received, etc.; stories on new businesses in the Wedge, and offers three columns (The Heart of the City, Community Builders and Community Shout Out). It also runs a Tool Library column by Ed Meyers. A photo center spread highlights special events like Wedgestock (not your ordinary annual meeting), the unveiling of the Nathaniel Rochester statue on South Avenue or doings at the local South Wedge Farmers Market.

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alexandergartley — 2008-06-03T18:40:07Z

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alexandergartley — 2008-06-03T18:39:31Z

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alexandergartley — 2008-06-03T18:37:29Z

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alexandergartley — 2008-06-03T18:36:26Z

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alexandergartley — 2008-06-03T18:34:58Z

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alexandergartley — 2008-06-03T18:32:50Z

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alexandergartley — 2008-06-03T18:32:34Z

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NancyODonnell — 2007-04-25T04:47:29Z

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