The resident is accusing the group of violating his First and Fourteenth Amendment rights.

If passed, the bill would restore federal funding cut in the One Big Beautiful Bill.

On Wednesday, October 14th at 6:00 p.m., the Ithaca Common Council will hold a public hearing and discussion on a conceptual approval of the Lower Elm Street housing development.

After the 2025 fire, the camp is still looking for funds to complete repairs needed to bring the cabins, bathhouses, electrical systems, program spaces, accessibility, waterfront and pond areas, safety infrastructure, and other aging camp facilities back to their original vigor.

Bill Perks has a chance to win money for himself and his school.

The calendars, produced by award-winning photographer Dewey Neild, showcase waterfalls in the Finger Lakes region.

Through Cayuga Marketplace, $35 can get you $50 to spend at Farm in the Willows in King Ferry, located in the Treleaven Wines barrel room.

The budget includes slight raises for several positions.