Rochester's South Wedge Neighborhood Social Network

Tracy Saville Male Rochester United States: Share

Blog Posts
Discussions (16)
Events
Groups (6)
Photos (38)
Photo Albums
Videos

Tracy Saville's Apps

Tracy Saville's Friends

View All

Tracy Saville's Groups

CALVARY ST. ANDREW'S EME…

4 members
Hickory NUTS

16 members

The Green Group

10 members
yoga in the wedge

15 members

South Wedge Gardeners

35 members

View All

Tracy Saville's Discussions

Despicable article in The Wedge.

Replied Jul 19

View All

Tracy Saville's Page

Gifts Received

Tracy Saville has not received any gifts yet

Give Tracy Saville a Gift

Latest Activity

John H Dennis and Tracy Saville are now friends

November 16

Tracy Saville joined Robert Lauterbach's group

CALVARY ST. ANDREW'S EMERGENCY FOOD CUPBOARD

Southwedge Emergency Food Cupboard for people in need of food. Open 9-2:30 Monday - Thursday, 9-noon Friday. Bring proof of id and address...clients can come every 90 days. FOOD DONATIONS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME...SOUP AND RICE ALWAYS IN NEED.

November 14

Tracy Saville commented on Vicki Walsh's blog post 'Wedgestock 2009 Cooking Contest!'

Hi Vicki, Any idea how many submissions there will be? Everyone, please feed back so we can get some street by street rivalries started!

August 23

Tracy Saville and Jonathan Hardin are now friends

August 23

Tracy Saville replied to Mark U.'s discussion 'South Ave Fest?'

Mark, call 256-1740 and ask for Victoria. She is coordinating the event for SWPC. Spread the word!! Tracy

July 27

Tracy Saville replied to Mark U.'s discussion 'South Ave Fest?'

Hi Mark, August 30 is Wedgestock in The Highland Bowl. SWPC throws a party celebrating the year's accomplishments with BASWA also being represented. This gathering could easily grow into a neighborhood festival. Both SWPC and BASWA are eager to reac…

July 26

Tracy Saville replied to Michael Avery's discussion 'Despicable article in The Wedge.'

Hi everyone, Here is the calendar list that will be displayed on SWPC.ORG. I'm currently trying to get admin rights to the site. Until then, I will keep you updated through southWedge.org.

July 19

Tracy Saville is now friends with Ben Munson and rachel chaffee

June 28

Profile Information

To me, the South Wedge is...

...where I choose to live.
...a great place hang with friends for dinner, drinks, and entertainment.
..."the place to be."
...inhabited by open-minded and inclusive people.
...filled with emotion, energy and caring people.

I'm a resident of... (street name if in the wedge)

Comfort Street

About Me:

42 yrs old.
Partner to Philip Duquette.
Have three beagles, Otto, Lex and Abe.
Live in a brick Greek Revival home, built ~1880.
Technical Support Supervisor for Ortho-Clinical Diagnostics.
We love traveling, gardening, wine, and spending time with friends.

Tracy Saville's Photos

Loading…

Comment Wall (12 comments)

You need to be a member of SouthWedge.org to add comments!

Join this Ning Network

At 9:05am on May 11, 2008, Robert Lauterbach said…: I am a retired (from RG&E) analyst, and love old things, so digging out the number of mules in the 1860s was a snap. I love your idea of a Civic Moron tee shirt...I hope someone will come up with an appropriate graphic design to make the point. I like your mule idea as well, so which ever flies is ok with me. I have 178 years of average monthly Rochester temperatures, 108 years of monthly snowfall, and several other databases, plus a bunch of old city directories. I would like acquire more Rochester Street directories, showing where people live by address...they started in the 1880s.

At 6:04pm on May 4, 2008, Robert Lauterbach said…: Tracy, it was a wonderful time meeting you yesterday (until you told us what to do :-)) Digging out 3-planters was so much work for an old man like me...but having the energizer bunny - Sonia around really helped! Your Open Face gift was frosting on the cake...as the Open Face is one of my favorite places to eat in the SouthWedge!! I love their ginger carrots and Salmon sandwich....so a giant thank-you to YOU!

I did some research on the number of mules in NY state 150 years ago, and as it turns out, there were only 2,254 Mules in the whole state in 1863 (New York State Agricultural Society Transactions) vs 579,715 horses. But I agree...Mules are the pack animals who do the work...so your idea is on target as a mascot. Always willing to help....let me know what is next!

At 8:23am on May 4, 2008, Sonia Tafoya said…: Hi Tracy,
It was so nice meeting you yesterday!! A good morning to work on emptying those containers. Of course it's always great catching up w/ Robert too! Wow I surely wasn't expecting the nice treat though! How very generous Open Face Sandwich shop was! Thank you BASWA! I will definately love lunch on them-Thank you again. Please keep me updated on the planters.

At 1:56pm on May 3, 2008, Eva Hopkins said…: Hiya Tracy, was nice meeting you a coupla weeks ago..I just dropped a note for you & Philip, RE: the hellhound, in your snailmailbox. Sorry I missed you, would love to have coffee sometime! Cheers - eva AT lunamusestudios DOT com

At 9:18pm on April 18, 2008, Tracy Saville said…: hi Bruce!
BASWA maintains the planters and this year they should be smashing! contact Chris Jones at Historic Houseparts for more info and opportunities to help.

At 3:40pm on March 30, 2008, Bruce Colburn said…: Happy Sunny Day Sunday!

I know I just can't help myself on such a nice day and here I sit a the computer.

I left a post on the Garden Group page regarding the planters along South Ave. Would you know how those are administered, who is responsible, etc. I think our SW area would look just smashing if we can upgrade the care on those planters! Or am I stepping on someone's toes on this one? Should we pull together a discussion one of these days at Solera or one of the coffee places.

Cheers,

Bruce

At 4:22pm on February 22, 2008, Tracy Saville said…: fun sun is best. i love them but am looking for a change.

At 10:40am on February 20, 2008, Kristin said…: I'm starting my perrenial border this year, so those hibiscus plants sound great. Would they be okay in partial sun, or should I find them a very sunny spot? I hope the ground thaws soon! I'm excited to start swapping. Thank you.

At 10:12am on February 9, 2008, Kristin said…: hey i have a couple of holly plants that i rescued from the side of the road last year and planted. they were nearly dead and they're doing a lot better, but they need some serious pruning back before they'll really do well. anyways, i saw that you mentioned you're thinking about buying some... you can have these two plants as soon as the ground thaws. i don't have the space. (come look at them anytime, i'm on averill between south and mt. hope, so just let me know)

At 10:20pm on February 2, 2008, Tracy Saville said…: Hi all,
I have alot of pictures to upload, both gardening and neighborhood. I've been out of town but will have some more time to build the group site.
Philip and I would love to have people over this Spring and swap plants, maybe draw up a few plans for neighborhood gardening.