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The Kitchen Theatre Company’s 30th anniversary film, Bloom Where You’re Planted: A Twenty Year Artistic Journey, dives into the past and will be shown in Ithaca on August 8.
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Mandatory hand recounts resulted in unchanged results for three narrow Ithaca primaries.
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Ithaca was the first city in the country to have entirely unionized Starbucks locations. Now, the company is closing its two remaining stores amid a contentious dispute with the union.
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Common council members voted 8-2 Wednesday to approve an increase to the maximum starting salary for Ithaca's next police chief, as the city continues its search to fill the position.
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The event was meant to be a reconciliatory discussion between community members and police. But many said they felt attendance was lacking among both groups.
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Retired Ithaca police investigator sues city, state after she was decertified for alleged misconductChristine Barksdale is one of three IPD officers to face de-certification since 2016. Barksdale was the first Black woman to join Ithaca's police department.
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Last spring, Tompkins County opened an ethics investigation into Ithaca’s landmark police reform effort. Now, some are calling for the county legislator heading the investigation to recuse himself due to an alleged conflict of interest.
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Ithaca Mayor Laura Lewis, who served as acting mayor for most of 2022, called her time leading the city "challenging."
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A report found that despite a lack of transparency, the missteps do not constitute an ethics violation.
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"If TCAT drivers do go on strike, there are people out in the rural towns of Tompkins County that are not going to have a way to get to work"