Aurora Berry
Ithaca Reporter-
An initial statement by Cornell University President Michael Kotlikoff did not acknowledge that his car made contact with a person. -
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. -
WSKG's Aurora Berry spoke with with Clyde Lederman, former Ithaca alderperson and current secretary of the Charter Revision Commission. -
Residents had to leave the building more than two weeks ago after the city issued an order to vacate, citing fire safety concerns. -
WSKG’s Ithaca-area reporter Aurora Berry spoke with WSKG News Director Phoebe Taylor-Vuolo about the common council vote to cut its contract with the company. -
There are more than 180 apartments in the building, including 40 that were set aside for people transitioning out of homelessness. -
Ithaca’s Common Council passed a measure Wednesday that would sever ties with Flock Safety, which makes automatic license plate readers. -
Lawmakers amended the local zoning code last week to define and disallow data centers and cryptocurrency mines in the rural Tompkins County town. -
