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In the face of a deepening housing crisis both locally and statewide, the Ithaca Tenants Union held a press conference on March 15 with Alderperson Kayla Matos and Assembly Member

The Tompkins County Workers Center (TCWC) has started a campaign to pressure the City of Ithaca to pass Just Cause legislation that would increase protections for employees by getting rid

The Alcohol & Drug Council of Tompkins County is in the process of shutting down and terminating all of its 44 employees. ADC Executive Director Stacy Cangelosi told the Ithaca

Following a nine-month hiatus, Ithaca’s beloved Car-Share program is preparing to relaunch services in the City. Ithaca Car-Share Director Liz Field has said that the program’s official relaunch is set

OK, people. This is important. A new gallery has come into existence in Ithaca. (And I’ve come out of retirement to write about it.)

The Tompkins County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (TCSPCA) is currently under scrutiny as allegations of mismanagement and ethical concerns have been brought to light by a

Citing a lack of action in Washington, constituents have turned to local governments to see Gaza cease-fire resolutions passed that while merely symbolic, are causing tensions across cities in America.

Revised FEMA flood maps significantly broadened risk zones enveloping the Southside neighborhood, which has provided Black residents with a sense of community for more than 150 years.

On January 1, 2024, Deb Mohlenhoff became the City of Ithacas first-ever city manager, taking the helm as the city transitions to a new council-manager form of government. The official

How to Dance in Ohio is partnering with the Autistic Theatremakers Alliance.