Solidarity with Los Angeles! Arson attack on multiple NYPD vehicles

From never sleep

Multiple NYPD cars were set on fire in the early, early morning of Thursday June 12th. The cars were just waiting there, practically begging for a new makeover! Tips on replicating this can be found on most counterinfo sites or just common knowledge; this was way easy. And so fun. Apologies to the community for the smell and the noise. And fuck you and haha to that pig—yeah, you know who you are.

First Annual Upstate Anarchist Book Fair, May 4, 2024

Save the Date and Spread the Word!

The PM Press Warehouse at 21 Emma Street in Binghamton, NY will be hosting the First Annual Upstate Anarchist Book Fair on May 4th, 2024. We’ll be working out details over the next 10 months, booking performers, vendors, speakers, workshops, etc. so please reach out to us via email at upstateanarchistbookfair@protonmail.com or fill out the google form in our bio if you’d like to participate. Adding your contact info to the google form will also get you added to our mailing list with UABF updates and more!

Attack in Memory of the Base in Brooklyn

Via Abolition Media

The storefront of Altitude Cannabis Club in Brooklyn, NY was attacked with three of its windows shattered and a message scrawled on its door. The building that Altitude is located at is the former address of the Base, an anarchist political space that many of us revolutionaries held near and dear to our hearts and gave us a space to build community, make friends and comrades, sharpen our political knowledge, debate with others, and grow into the thorns in the side of the state and capitalism that we are today.

Blackbird Infoshop & Cafe Opens in Kingston, NY

“Anti-capitalist community space” and cafe opens in Kingston area
by Frances Marion Platt, Hudson Valley One
December 22, 2022

The tiny Kingston hamlet of Wilbur, where the bottom of Wilbur Avenue hits Abeel Street, has a deep history as an industrial port on the Rondout Creek. Catskills bluestone, Rosendale cement and bricks from Hudson River claybanks were once loaded onto barges here, for transport to growing cities up and down the Hudson Valley.

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