City Roots: LFC Members in City Newspaper...

Nov 24, 2017 by

Read the City Newspaper Article Spotlighting the City Roots Community Land Trust. (With Photo of Joe DiFiore and Mary the Wolf!) City Roots recently kicked off an online fundraiser.  Every little bit helps! Click here to read the article in...

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Mary Lupien On TEDx Rochester

Mar 28, 2017 by

Little Flower resident Mary Lupien Speaks on Charity vs. Justice on TEDx! Catch the Youtube video for a listen. (And check out MaryLupien.com too.) Click here for Mary’s TEDx...

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Join The Play

Jul 27, 2016 by

For six days during the last two weeks off August ’17,  the Beechwood community hosted our very own #PlayStreets Play Event! We call it the The Play ROCs your Neighborhood Movement. More photos on our FB...

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Re-Elect Greg Young!

Jan 1, 2015 by

Back in 2013, the wise voters of Gloversville NY elected Greg Young, one of the founding fathers of the Little Flower Community, as Fifth Ward Supervisor.  Woo-hoo!  Smart move, lucky people of Gloversville! But time has passed and a new election looms. So let’s get cracking and re-elect Greg starting today! Learn more about Greg’s views and candidacy  at www.gregforgloversville.com...

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The Bay Way!

Dec 12, 2013 by

The Little Flower isn’t the only co-operative in the vanguard.  Check out the new article on intentional communities in the Bay Area that just appeared in the New York Times fashion section: “The Embassy is one of many “intentional communities,” a tech-savvy, not particularly politicized version of communes, which are being flocked to by 20- and 30-somethings in the Bay Area, where shared living became popular in the 1960s. By the count of Ms. Schingler, who is starting an urban real estate development company focused on collaborative living, there are about 50 spaces similar to the Embassy officially operating in and around San Francisco. “While each has its own quirks, they all aspire to foster creativity, fuel entrepreneurial endeavors and collaboration and make life generally more exciting.” See the whole story at the New...

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