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Workers at a recently-unionized Starbucks in Ithaca, New York, staged a “sip-in” protest and speak-out after the Starbucks corporate office announced

The Jazz Fest returns at the end of the week, but there's plenty to do around Rochester every day this week.

Ithaca Police Department debuted the community dashboard this week, which gives the public access to the types and number of IPD calls.

In Tompkins County, homes for sale had a median price of $185 per square foot, while New Yorks was $464

As tensions rise between Starbucks and baristas who want to unionize, the imminent closure of a store in Ithaca, New York, is taking on outsized significance. Starbucks told workers last Friday it plans to permanently close their store — one of three in Ithaca — on June 10.

Northeast Elementary Principal Liddy Coyle has been missing from school since May 23. A teacher at the school who wished to remain anonymous said that emails and text to Coyle

ITHACA, NY -- A driver crashed into the side of the Purity Ice Cream building at 700 Cascadilla St. just before 5 a.m. on June 5. The vehicle crashed through

An employee at the upstate New York location said that the coffee giant "wont get away with retaliating against us like this."

ITHACA, NY -- “Our leadership is missing, and our school has an unfathomable and inexplicable hole in its wake.”

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