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Curtains are Set to Close on the Ithaca Mall Regal Cinema

By Sofia Rubinson | January 25, 2023

The Ithaca Mall Regal Cinema is closing its doors, prompting sadness from many Cornell students who consider the theater a landmark of Ithaca.

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NLRB Examines Starbucks Alleged Use of Intimidation, Coercion and Retaliation, Signaling Potential Reopening of Collegetown Location

By Jiwook Jung | December 6, 2022

After six months of store closure, the Collegetown Starbucks location may reopen after Starbucks’ allegedly used illegal union-busting tactics to close it down.

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Ithaca Decarbonization Efforts Progress While Climate Equity Plans Stall

By Tamara Kamis | December 6, 2022

Nearly two and half years since the Ithaca Green New Deal was passed by the Ithaca Common Council, activists from the Finger Lakes chapter of The Climate Reality Project released a scorecard to track the city’s progress towards the Ithaca Green New Deal’s goals.

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Mayor Laura Lewis Appoints New Chief of Staff

By Sofia Rubinson | December 2, 2022

Mayor-elect Laura Lewis appointed Deb Mohlenhoff as the next Chief of Staff for the City of Ithaca on Friday, who served as an Alderperson for the Fifth Ward for 12 years.

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Lack of Nearby Grocery Stores Leave Students With Limited Options

By Jonathan Mong | November 30, 2022

Without a car, accessing food options is difficult, especially with ongoing TCAT detours and service cuts, according to students.

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Downtown Ithaca Starbucks Workers Strike on Red Cup Day

By Sofia Rubinson | November 17, 2022

Ithaca Commons Starbucks workers held a day-long strike on Red Cup Day, joining hundreds of baristas across the nation.

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A Workplace Divided: Bangs Ambulance Workers United and the Fight for Unionization

By Finley Williams | November 14, 2022

Bangs Ambulance employees to unionize following a 22-20 vote, causing debate and confusion over union information as the company moves toward impending unionization, slated for certification on Nov 19.

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Local and Statewide Elections Bring Sweeping Victories for Democrats

By Sofia Rubinson | November 9, 2022

Here are the results, prior to the mail-in ballot count, of the 2022 midterm elections at the local and state level.

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Your Voice + Your Vote Makes Debut With Voting Event

By Sam Johnstone | November 7, 2022

Your Voice + Your Vote, a new coalition of several nonpartisan organizations in Tompkins County, made its debut with a voting event on Saturday.

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Local Republican Zachary Winn Runs for City Mayor

By Sofia Rubinson | November 7, 2022

For the upcoming City of Ithaca mayoral election, Republican candidate Zachary Winn is campaigning on issues including homelessness, property taxes and the Reimagining Public Safety Working Group.

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City Employees Raise Concerns Over Contract Negotiations to Common Council

By Sofia Rubinson | November 4, 2022

City employees expressed to Common Council their concerns over recent contract negotiations in a Wednesday meeting.

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