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Speaking of Irondequoit, this NFL assistant coach and former Syracuse University RB attended the high school in the mid/late 1980’s: Detroit Lions: David Walker
This former Buffalo Turner-Carroll(a former East Side Catholic HS) is currently playing today with the Philadelphia Eagles in the NFC Championship game: Eagles Home
Correction: Moriah Central didn’t consolidate with Mineville and Port Henry until 1968. So, Mr. Paden just attended Mineville.
A did you know aside from this, is that for you Brooklyn/LA Dodgers fans, Johnny Podres is from the Mineville/Witherbee area as well.
As mentioned before, the Timbuctoo settlement was created in Essex County and the person that the film “12 Years A Slave†was centred around, Solomon Northup, was born in the town of Minerva in that county. A website that touches on those topics: https://www.adirondackalmanack.com/2...k-stories.html
Given where the young lady came from in order to get hair done, I'm kind of surprised that there wasn't a place in Plattsburgh given the 2 colleges, the fact it had a former Air Force Base and there are other black residents in the city/area. If a place like Burlington VT could or does have such a business, there are plenty of similar places in Upstate NY with a similar to higher percentage where a similar or other businesses could be set up.
Same goes for Hispanic/Latino communities as well.
Many of these smaller places have a college, military and/or local population that is visible and a business could fill a need in for these communities.
Wayne County is in the Rochester metro area and both of these communities are in between Rochester and Syracuse, as well as Lake Ontario and the Finger Lakes.
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