Standing on the East Avenue Bridge overlooking mountains of sand toppling light poles that once illuminated a submerged urban highway, Robyn and I learned about the great planning projects taking place in Rochester, New York. Jason Haremza, AICP (American Institute… (READ MORE)
In the jungle, the mighty jungle, the lion sleeps toooonight…croon The Tokens, onstage live with KISS bobble heads rocking out on someone’s back rack. Kyle and I are taking part in Buffalo’s Slow Roll, an all-ages and all skill levels… (READ MORE)
Ann at The Little Bleu Cheese Shop in RochesterPounding the pavement in the Rochester neighborhood known as South Wedge (Jason, our interviewee, had indicated it was Rochester’s Brooklyn-style neighborhood), Kyle and I discovered a quaint-looking artisan cheese shop. Up for… (READ MORE)
My dad got a good chuckle out of this hoodie the other day on his Facebook feed: I am an Urban Planner: I solve problems you don’t know you have in ways you can’t understand. This slogan couldn’t be more… (READ MORE)
‘Twas a hot, muggy day when we set out from Syracuse to start the first leg of our tour. It was my first time touring, so packing my bike and riding with a load strapped onto the back was an… (READ MORE)
Today is the day Robyn and I have been waiting for since the dead of winter. We are beginning our tour across North America from Syracuse, NY, en-route to Buffalo, NY, by week’s end. Our bikes are fully loaded (seriously… (READ MORE)
It is official; after two plus years of many an all-nighter, last minute cramming session, missed meal, late night, and early morning, we graduated from the Master of Urban and Regional… (READ MORE)