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Christmas Party 2011- Come down to Mo's Mulberry Street on December 11, at 1pm for the PatriotsNY Christmas party. As a paid member (you can sign up that day) you will be entered into a raffle with a bunch of cool prizes and there will be food put out at halftime from the folks at Mulberry Street. See you there!
Calendar of Events- Check out the new PatriotsNY Calendar to see a month by month view of what's coming up for PatriotsNY members. If you click on an event in the calendar, you will get a detailed description and a map. If you have any events that you would like us to add, please email me!
Mo's Mulberry Street is our new home- For those of you who haven't made it down yet, we are now meeting for all of the games at Mo's Mulberry Street on Lee rd in Gates. It feels like our old home "What's on Second" and the owners are like family to me and also supporters of the Patriots. Plus I am the tech guy there so I've made sure that the sound and video are good. We have plenty of space there and a 50" HD plasma to watch the game on. Come down and check us out. [MAP]
Join us- If you would like to be a part of the Patriots fan club of Rochester, NY and help support PatriotsNY.com [click here] for the PDF application form, print it out and send it to our Treasurer's address listed on the form. Whether or not you are from upstate NY, you will become a part of our community, supporting the Patriots. We donate to local and patriot related charities and we have some raffles that you will automatically be entered into. And if you come to Buffalo for the Bills/Patriots game you will be a part of the best Patriots tailgate in Buffalo. Charity Donations- Here are the club's donations so far for the 2006 football season, if you have any suggestions, email me at dean@patriotsny.com
-Humane Society (Lollipop Farm)
$30.00
-American Liver Foundation
$25.00
(Kathy Rock)
-Open Door Mission
$30.00
-Dimitri House
$50.00
-Light Foundation $25.00
-Hospice Roch/Lifetime Care $25.00
(via Pat Stuhlmiller)
2005 Donations
Humane Society
$30.00 Annual Membership
Open Door Mission $26.85
Annual Contribution
Doug Flute Jr
Foundation for Autism $ 25.00
(new)
Light Foundation $25.00
(new)
Dimitri House
$25.00 Annual Contribution
2004 Donations Humane Society-$25.00 Open Door Mission-$26.85 Dimitri House-$50.00 Eastern Paralyzed Vets Assn- $35.00
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July 26, 2011 - Kraft Lifts NFL, helps to end lockout. December 30, 2010 - "Garbage Time" January 12, 2009-New Slanted View "State Vodka" December 21, 2008-New Slanted View Christmas 08 September 14, 2008-Defending the Cassel September 7, 2008-Life without Brady for a while August 25, 2008-New season...same results? January 27, 2008-18-0...1 more to go. January 13, 2008-17-0...2 more to go. January 11, 2008-16-0...3 more to go. April 15, 2007-What's on Second Closing after 23 years January 20, 2007-AFC Championship Preview October 22, 2006- Tailgate Article September 10, 2006- Patriots/Bills 2006 preview December 4, 2005- Patriots crush Bills...Big Tailgate December 4, 2005- Patriots beat up Jets November 24,2005- My Slanted Thanksgiving thoughts... November 13, 2005-Pictures from the club September 29, 2005-New Chowda Bowl September 25, 2005-Patriots win in Pittsburgh September 8, 2005-Harpoon Brewery Tour September 8, 2005-Patriots Kickoff NFL 2005 July 31, 2005-Patriots Linebacker Ted Johnson Retires March 12, 2005-New Slanted View by Dean Nicosia February 15, 2005-Game Review from What's on Second February 5, 2005- Super Bowl 39 Preview by Dean Nicosia February 4, 2005- Cheering on the chowderheads by Traci Buch from the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle. February 3, 2005- Super Bowl...Good vs. Evil? New Slanted View by Dean Nicosia January 30,2005-Patriots make case for elite status...by Bob Mathews from the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle. January 30,2005- New Chowda Bowl... January 23,2005-AFC Champions once again January 23,2005-Championship game preview
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Video of the Patriots @ The White House from NFL.com
Super Bowl Slide show from Boston.com