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>> yes. in october, i sent public records requests to the home districts of all 23 board members, officers, and voting members of the national school board association. its a nonprofit so i couldnt send it to them directly but di send to it their home districts so ive been receiving requests over the past several months and this was a request that we got back from the ithaca washington school district. they asked for an extension until january 10. so i only got it on monday night and my jaw drop...

On Thursday, March 10, a group of Chinese international students enrolled in Cornell’s Masters in Public Administration program walked out of an event when their fellow classmate, Rizwangul NurMuhammad grad,

An AI tool developed by DeepMind can help historians restore ancient Greek texts with 72 per cent accuracy, and date inscriptions to within 30 years of their true age

ITHACA, NY -- A man walking his dog in the 200 block of Hancock Street in Ithaca was struck in the head and face by either BBs or pellets that

On March 5-6, the Tibetan population of Ithaca will celebrate Losar: the Tibetan New Year. Ithaca has been chosen from a list of a dozen international cities to house the monastery since 1990s.

ITHACA, NY -- U.S. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer today announced over $7 million in federal funding for Ithaca-based research in clean energy through the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE)

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The Cherry Artists’ Collective, an industry leader in streaming and hybrid performance, will present the English Language Premiere of The Wetsuitman, written by Belgian playwright Freek Mariën, translated by David McKay, and directed by Samuel Buggeln (Hotel Good Luck).

ITHACA, NY -- Ithaca police arrested Raymond Kamila, 31, of Ithaca on Jan. 19 due to outstanding warrants. Ithaca police saw him driving on Lake Street at 11:05 a.m. and

National Theatre Live: King Lear