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The Ithaca City Common Council voted to approve a pilot policy to manage homeless encampments on city property and delay a final vote to authorize a new 21-year memorandum of

“I’m excited for all the local apple varieties. And the kettle corn, of course,” says William Ethridge, a local Ithacan with plans to attend this year’s Apple Harvest Festival.

Tompkins County Emergency Response and Whole Health are partnering with the Shops at Ithaca Mall to host their second annual Emergency Preparedness & Safety Fair on Saturday, September 16th from

The acquisition of Shells interest has "minimal near-term cost exposure," Ithaca said, while giving the company full control over the progress of its development.

On Monday, September 11th, sidewalk replacement in Home Dairy Alley began. Home Dairy Alley connects the Commons to Green Street, and passes between The Yellow Deli and Center Ithaca.

On September 12th, 2023 at approximately 9:00 AM Ithaca Police Officers responded to the area of Geneva St and Seneca St for a report of a robbery that had occurred

"There will always be pain in this world, Homer, and a good man will seek to take the pain out of things." Momentum Pictures has debuted the first official trailer for the film Ithaca, the feature directorial debut of actress Meg Ryan, who also stars in this. Based on William Saroyan's novel titled The Human

On August 23, State Senator Lea Webb, local elected officials, and members of the community celebrated the opening of Webb’sf first office in the City of Ithaca. The office is

Ithaca Energy said it expected lower production levels next year in response to the UK government's windfall tax, despite reporting a strong rise in first half profits as higher production and falling costs offset lower oil and gas prices.

The City of Ithaca has been working for several months to develop a plan to regulate where homeless residents are and aren’t allowed to camp within the city. A working