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Bar Owners Juggle Extended Curfew With COVID-19 Guidelines

By Faith Fisher | February 23, 2021

For the bars that have survived the past year, Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s (D-N.Y.) recent decision to extend closing time by an hour comes as a slight reprieve to an industry rattled by the virus.

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Tompkins County Shows Promising Efficiency With First Rounds of COVID-19 Vaccinations

By Ally Fertig | February 14, 2021

Tompkins County’s early success in its COVID-19 vaccine rollout has been marked by a fast transition into phase 1b and little wastage of vaccine doses.

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Ithaca Eateries Work to Stay Afloat as Pandemic Nears One-Year Mark

By Raphy Gendler | February 12, 2021

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As the semester begins, TCAT has announced an updated spring schedule, including plans of new, battery-powered busses equipped with free Wi-Fi.

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Citing Procedural Violations, IPD Officer Files Lawsuit Against City of Ithaca

By Jyothsna Bolleddula | February 11, 2021

Ithaca Police Department officer Christine Barksdale filed a federal lawsuit against the City of Ithaca on Feb. 4, citing a confidentiality violation when the city motioned to remove her as senior investigator in January 2020.

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Women’s Opportunity Center Faces Continual Hardship as New York State Withholds Funding Contract

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Despite hardships caused by the COVID-19 Pandemic, the Women’s Opportunity Center does its best to stay afloat.

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Two Week Chili Cook-Off to Kick Off With At-Home Dining for Pandemic Iteration

By John Yoon | February 10, 2021

Ithaca’s ChiliFest will be held this year, albeit with new restrictions: all Chili will be takeout and participants will judge from home. Some restaurants are eager to participate, others not.

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With Full Statler, Isolated Students Trickle Into Off-Campus Hotels

By Alec Giufurta and Sean O'Connell | February 9, 2021

After Cornell identified a cluster of COVID-19 cases Friday, a record-high number of students moved into isolation, forcing the University to expand capacity beyond the Statler Hotel and into nearby hotels for contact-traced and COVID-19 positive students.

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Arrival of Trader Joe’s Shakes Up Grocery Shopping Competition

By Raphy Gendler | February 9, 2021

Shoppers looking for specialty items like Scandinavian Swimmers, Everything but the Bagel Sesame seasoning and dark chocolate peanut butter cups are counting down the days until Feb. 19, when Trader Joe’s is set to open in Ithaca.

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Cornell Government Ph.D. Candidate to Run for Common Council

By Angela Bunay | February 7, 2021

Robert G. Cantelmo, a fourth-year doctoral candidate in the government departmentannounced his candidacy to run for the Fifth Ward Common Council seat

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