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Common Council to Vote Wednesday on Justice 50 Environmental Proposal
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On May 1, the City of Ithaca will vote on Justice 50, a budgeting proposal addressing how environmental efforts will support disadvantaged communities.
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Facing Operator and Bus Shortages, TCAT Board Prolongs Suspension of Routes 14S and 83
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TCAT extended its suspension of the 14S and 83 routes due to operator and bus shortages.
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Ithaca Carshare Officially Returns to Operation
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Ithaca Carshare, a nonprofit organization that provides its members with non-stop access to vehicles, resumed operations this month.
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Ithaca Tenants Union’s Ongoing Fight Toward Implementing The Emergency Tenant Protection Act
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Ithaca activists and politicians fight for city to opt into the Emergency Tenant Protection Act, a 1974 New York State rent stabilization and tenant protection law.
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Common Council Approves Ceasefire Resolution in 10-1 Vote After Tense Deliberations
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After the Common Council passed a ceasefire resolution in a 10-1 vote during a heated meeting on Wednesday, Ithaca is now one of five municipalities in New York to support a permanent ceasefire in Gaza.
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Police Respond to Stabbing at 26th Annual Chili Cook-Off
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On Saturday afternoon, Ithaca Police responded to reports of a stabbing following an altercation at the 26th Annual Chili Cook-Off.
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Ithaca’s First City Manager Reflects on New Form of Government
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Ithaca’s inaugural City Manager, Deb Mohlenhoff, reflects on the journey to her appointment.
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County Resolution Condemning Violence in Middle East Falls One Vote Shy of Passing
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The Tompkins County ceasefire resolution failed to pass on Feb. 6 amidst Middle East tensions.
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Kuehl’s Write-In Campaign Defeats Incumbent DeFendini
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In a shocking victory, write-in candidate Patrick Kuehl ’24, who also serves as president of the Student Assembly, beat out incumbent Jorge DeFendini ’22.
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Despite Month-Long Canvassing, Kuehl Claims He Was “Not Running”
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Patrick Kuehl ’24 said he had been canvassing the Fourth Ward for a “month and a half” despite telling The Sun he was not running on Oct. 11 and did not finalize his decision to run until after Oct. 22.