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Stella Frank’s guest opinion in the Ithaca Times, June 14, 2023, titled “Ithaca: The City Almost Everyone Can’t Wait to Leave,” has been on my desk for several weeks. Ms.

The Common Council has unanimously voted to abolish minimum parking requirements in certain business zones within the city. The exact areas affected by the change in policy are the B-1a,

Late in the morning on September 13, 1862, in a field outside of Frederick, Maryland which had recently served as the site of a Confederate camp, Corporal Barton Mitchell of

Marc Molinaro was elected to the United States House of Representatives to represent New York’s 19th Congressional District in November 2022. Since his election, the Republican Congressman has attempted to

At 160 megawatts and an estimated cost of about $200 million, the Yellow Barn Solar facility that will gobble up roughly 850 acres of land between the towns of Groton

Funding was approved by the Common Council to conduct a conditions assessment into preserving the Ithaca Gun Smokestack during a meeting that took place on June 7. The Smokestack towers

Communities from San Diego to St Louis to Syracuse are continuing to recover from the lasting impacts of the pandemic that forced businesses in nearly every sector of the economy

The Cancer Resource Center (CRC) has announced that it will be moving from its longtime location at 612 West State Street to a new location in Cayuga Heights as a

On June 15 local elected officials held a press conference in front of the Tompkins County Legislature building in Ithaca to call on Governor Kathy Hochul to reject the proposed

As the Ithaca Fire Department celebrates its 200th anniversary, Acting Fire Chief Rob Covert leads it forward into a safer, more productive future. Covert, who began his current role in