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eRide Ithaca, a seven-day-a-week service with four electric vans and four electric cars, will start through TCAT on June 1st.

Gov. Hochul announced the winning projects of the Village of Dryden’s $4.5 million NY Forward grant award.

Acting Ithaca City Manager Dominick Recckio highlights parking alternatives.

The Seneca St. parking garage in Ithaca was permanently closed May 6 because of safety reasons.

Plans are under review for a self-serve farm and bakery stand at 6616 East Homer Baltimore Road.

Cortland Bike Co. officially opened its doors earlier this week, offering new and used bikes and riding gear.

A Tompkins County Supreme Court Judge has affirmed the right to challenge the Lansing Zoning Board of Appeals’ (ZBA) classification of a proposed data center as a permissible land use.

On April 16, REEgen was awarded $200,000 to advance commercial deployment of its BioREEcover technology, which recovers rare earth elements from industrial waste.

Superintendent Jesse Harper tells 607 News Now the proposed 2026-27 spending plan continues “a process that began a couple years ago regarding fiscal stability.”

The groups will focus on housing quality and affordability, arts and culture, business and workforce development, and transportation and transit.