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A statement was released by the Office of Mayor Laura Lewis on November 29 announcing that current Chief of Staff Deb Mohlenhoff has been selected as Ithaca’s first City Manager.

Rome, The Eternal City, whose magnetic appeal has attracted conquerors and artists, worshippers and travelers for centuries, is the inspiration for a new book of 45 essays by Anthony Di

“When I go for a walk in the woods, through a field or by a waterfall, I just feel this immediate pressure drop,” says Eva Hunter, coordinator for the Foundation

The race for the four-year term in the Fourth Ward was flying under the radar until the last possible second. For the entirety of election season, the public thought both

How to Dance in Ohio will launch a digital lottery powered by Telecharge, starting at 12am on Tuesday, November 14 ahead of the show’s first preview performance on Wednesday, November 15. 

When voters in the City of Ithaca go to the polls on November 7 to cast their votes in races for the Common Council and the Mayor, they will also

A Cornell student arrested for threats against the University’s Jewish community, Ithaca Common Council to vote on 2024 budget Wednesday

When the City of Ithaca set out to reimagine public safety more than three years ago, building a better relationship between residents and police was the top priority. As part

The new 65,000-square-foot Cayuga Park Medical Building is in the process of opening its doors to the public. The facility towers five stories above Ithaca’s waterfront and cost $32 million

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