City
Lou’s Street Food Owner to Retire by Late 2024
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After 35 years of operating Lou’s Street Food, Lou Cassaniti said that he plans to retire at the end of 2024.
News
Cayuga Street Mini Market Robbed Late Tuesday Night, IPD Pursuing Suspect
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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.
Downtown
Ice Fest to Cool Down Ithaca Commons, Showcase Ice Carving
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The three-day festival will feature an ice carving competition along with other activities such as a silent disco, fire dancing demonstrations, an Ice Bar and a Chowder Cook-off.
vegan
Ten Forward Cafe: An Honest Review of Ithaca’s First Vegan Cafe
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Although I did not try the sandwiches, salads and other food options they offer, based on the couple of items I did try, I was not that impressed.
café
Le Café Cent-Dix: Ithaca’s Own Parisian Bistro
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For a party of six or fewer looking to treat themselves to a wonderful meal in Ithaca at a moderate price, Le Café Cent-Dix will exceed your expectations with its exceptional food, friendly service and casual setting.
closing
Hal’s Deli: An Everlasting Family Tradition
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While I don’t have the years my family did to develop my own Hal’s traditions, I will still be going for breakfast and lunch every chance I get until the doors permanently close.
Affordable Care Act
Jeers, Protests Greet Republican Tom Reed in Ithaca
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Rep. Reed was met with another furious crowd of constituents at his town hall in Ithaca.
Affordable Care Act
Planned Parenthood Patients, Supporters Protest Obamacare Replacement at Reed’s Office
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Planned Parenthood supporters across the Southern Finger Lakes region assembled outside of Congressman Tom Reed’s Ithaca office downtown and protested the proposed GOP replacement for the Affordable Care Act on Tuesday.
Uncategorized
Green Street Corridor Sees Growth, Despite Recession
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Despite the economic recession, downtown Ithaca continues to expand. The corridor between Green Street and Cayuga Street is fast becoming a trendy consumer complex, with a new Gimme! Coffee, pharmacy and TCAT bus stop sprouting up alongside the recently opened Urban Outfitters.
The point of the development, according to city officials, is to make the area a destination spot in the same vein of the Commons.
“I think we’re creating a fun city,” said Alderperson Svante Myrick ’09 (D-4th ward). “Green Street now is a major improvement on Green Street four years ago. We want to make [the area] a destination and extension of the Commons.”
Uncategorized
Urban Outfitters to Open in Ithaca
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Downtown Ithaca may get a wardrobe change after building plans for an Urban Outfitters on Green Street gained preliminary approval from the City of Ithaca Planning and Development Board on Tuesday. Set to open by mid-summer, the store will add variety to students’ local shopping options.
Urban Outfitters will occupy the majority of the ground floor beneath Cayuga Green, a new mixed-use apartment building on Green Street. The overall Cayuga Green project includes a small cinema being built across the street.
David Levy, the architect who represented Urban Outfitters Inc. to the planning board, revealed plans to break ground by late March or early April. Next month the board will vote on the final approval of the renovations necessary for the project.