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Education
1 year ago
Cornell introduces Office of Civil Rights

Cornell is introducing a new office to handle bias, harassment, and other misconduct.

Local
1 year ago
Cortland PD says suspect fired gun during argument

A suspect identified as Jordan Smith fired a shot toward Clinton Avenue in Cortland during an argument on June 14th.

Crime
1 year ago
Bath baby saved from falling from roof, police say

Police say a 10-month-old baby crawled out an open second-story window Sunday morning in Bath and nearly got on the roof.

Local
1 year ago
Riley votes for tougher fentanyl classification

Rep. Josh Riley says he voted for a bill on Friday that calls for a more severe classification of fentanyl.

Local
1 year ago
PA man charged with sex abuse, burglary in Owego

39-year-old Drew Small is under arrest in Owego and is being charged with sex abuse.

Local
1 year ago
Dryden school district spending summer on cell phone ban

The Dryden Central School District is reviewing state legislation to ban cell phones in classrooms.

Community
1 year ago
Ithaca names new superintendent of public works

On June 4th, Ithaca lawmakers appointed Adam Potter as the new superintendent of public works.

Local
1 year ago
IPD looking for suspect in West Green St. stabbing

Ithaca Police found a victim with stab wounds while responding to calls about a dispute on West Green Street around 9:45 p.m. on Thursday.

Local
1 year ago
Cantelmo addresses safety, security challenges at Asteri Ithaca

Ithaca Mayor Robert Cantelmo is calling for round-the-clock security at Asteri Ithaca.

Community
1 year ago
Community reading of Constitution set for Saturday in Ithaca

On June 14, the Tompkins County Public Library will host a non-partisan reading of the Constitution and its Amendments in Ithaca from 9:30 a.m. to 11 a.m.