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editThe history section definitely needs to be expanded by someone who knows the city history. The commerce sections needs to be re-organized, incorporating some of the material now in other parts of the article. Stepp-Wulf 02:47, 15 November 2006 (UTC).
Items to Expand on / Include
edit- CIT
- * Colorscape Chenango Arts Festival first took place in downtown East and West Parks in September 1995 featuring performance artist Denny Dent and 30 juried artists. Since that time it has grown to include over 100 artists, many activities, a popular competitive poetry slam, student art exhibit, many free arts-related activities, the Amber Perkins Dance Stage, an interactive childrens' stage and continuous music by professional singer-songwriters on the NBT Main Stage arranged by Night Eagle Productions of Oxford, NY. Colorscape (talk) 18:53, 27 June 2011 (UTC)
- Gus Macker - more information could definitely be given.
- Gus Macker - more information could definitely be given.
- Mayor and Other Offices
- Pumpkin Festival
As well, perhaps some of our photographers could do a good job of finding pictures in their collection that show the city
- Area Churches
- Chenango Lake
- Court House
- Events and Activities
- Library
- Morrisville Campus
I know we have quite a few good historians in the Norwich area, there shouldn't be too much trouble in expanding further on the history. I'll work on these a bit when I get time, but it'd be nice if some other people could help tackle these.
Photos
editI added some photos; I took many more. If somebody knows the city/town well, might be a good idea to review the captions or make them more specific. There are more photos here. Really pretty town I was there for only a half of a day.--Tomwsulcer (talk) 17:10, 11 April 2012 (UTC)
People
editThe article on Calista Flockhart does not mention Norwich. What is the connection? J S Ayer (talk) 02:46, 27 June 2022 (UTC)