Aurora Berry
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The former student says a university police officer entered his apartment without permission to serve the ban. -
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Naturalization ceremonies are the final step for people completing the citizenship process in the U.S. -
In New York, registered voters have final say over most school district budgets. Voters cast their ballots earlier this week. -
An ad hoc committee of the university’s board of trustees said the Tompkins County District Attorney’s office determined that no one involved should be criminally charged, based on evidence collected by the Cornell University Police Department.
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State Senator Lea Webb received free legal services from a nonprofit she helped obtain state fundingWSKG’s Ithaca area reporter Aurora Berry spoke with Ithaca Voice Managing Editor Jimmy Jordan and reporter Gabriel Levin about their reporting on the services Webb received and concerns over a potential conflict of interest. -
The Cornell University Police Department is investigating the incident under the oversight of the university board of trustees. WSKG’s Aurora Berry spoke with News Director Phoebe Taylor-Vuolo about what the videos released show.
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An initial statement by Cornell University President Michael Kotlikoff did not acknowledge that his car made contact with a person.
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They were cancelled last year by U.S Citizenship and Immigration Services. -
The city of Ithaca also ended its relationship with Flock Safety after public outcry in early March.
