Crime
Agava Stabbing Victim, Nick Hudson ’20, Approaches Full Recovery
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Nick Hudson ’20, the victim of a stabbing in Agava in late February, is “close to a full recovery” after a hospital stay and weeks of physical therapy.
The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/author/aridubow/page/4/)
Nick Hudson ’20, the victim of a stabbing in Agava in late February, is “close to a full recovery” after a hospital stay and weeks of physical therapy.
Federal assistance from the CARES Act is not sufficient to help Ithaca during the pandemic, Mayor Svante Myrick ’09 said.
The mandate comes from Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s (D-N.Y.) executive order — announced in a Wednesday press conference — which requires all people in New York State to cover their mouth and nose when in public and in close proximity to others.
State funding to localities has hardly increased in the last two decades, according to Mayor Svante Myrick ’09.
Ithaca committees met to respond to the pandemic’s effects on the community and local businesses.
Upon arrival at the store, which is located at 210 S. Cayuga Street, the officers confirmed that a robbery occurred. The suspect allegedly demanded money from the cash registers and implied that he was armed, the release stated.
Upon arriving at the scene, IPD officers stopped a vehicle whose occupants were attempting to leave the scene. According to the release, the occupants’ behavior was deemed suspicious, but no arrests were made.
The Ithaca Common Council had its first virtual meeting on April 1, discussing the concerns of Ithaca’s landlords and tenants about the payment of rent during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In response to a rise in COVID-19 related discrimination, the Tompkins County Office of Human Rights issued a statement urging against harassment towards Asians and Asian Americans.
According to the resident, who lives on the 100 block of N. Quarry St., the suspect entered and stole property from their home. The suspect then fled the scene, according to the statement.