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For almost fifty years, the Commons has laid claim to being the city’s town square and premier public space. Just a block away, though, DeWitt Park has a pedigree as

I had the privilege recently of sharing in a memorial service for my longtime friend Carole Waterman of Osceola, Iowa. I met Carole Abernathy in the spring of 1968 at

The second-ranked Ithaca High School football team posted a third-straight shutout Friday as the Jackets shut out visiting Saginaw Valley Lutheran 49-0.

Last week, Bryan Van Campen, who for more than 30 years chronicled movies, rock and culture in the Ithaca Times and on television and radio, died. Van Campen brought a

For those in wishing to hop on a bike for leisure, sport or commute, Ithaca has a number of bike shops, trails, and events that make it easy. Additionally, with

Tompkins Consolidated Area Transit (TCAT) has announced that it will make emergency weekday service cuts to several routes as the organization suffers from a driver shortage and a lack of

The Shepherd Blue Jay football program hosted defending Division 5 state champion Gladwin on Friday night in Jack Pine Conference action from Veteran’s Memorial Field.

Ithaca will literally be surrounded by theatre offerings this fall.

Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart got out to a fine start to the football season on Friday night from Community Memorial Stadium.

The Ithaca City School District has launched a mobile app alongside updates to its website ahead of the upcoming 2023 - 2024 school year.