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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 Carshare, a nonprofit organization that provides its members with non-stop access to vehicles, resumed operations this month.
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.
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.
On Saturday afternoon, Ithaca Police responded to reports of a stabbing following an altercation at the 26th Annual Chili Cook-Off.
Ithaca’s inaugural City Manager, Deb Mohlenhoff, reflects on the journey to her appointment.
The Tompkins County ceasefire resolution failed to pass on Feb. 6 amidst Middle East tensions.
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.
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.
Phoebe Brown (D-2nd Ward) aims to tackle homelessness, reimagine public safety and promote reparations in her campaign for the two-year Common Council seat in Ward 1.
The University approved the revised version of the MOU passed by the Common Council, increasing voluntary annual contributions to $4 million for a 15-year span.