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Mayor Says Reopening Plan Gives Ithaca ‘A Shot at Succeeding’
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The mayor hopes that Cornellians’ return to campus in the fall will help revitalize the Ithaca economy.
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Ithaca Colleges Scramble to Cut Costs as They Confront Uncertain Future
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Ithaca College and Tompkins Cortland Community College have already made some tough logistical and financial decisions.
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Youth Programming Organizations Hit Hardest By City Furloughs Adjust to New Reality
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Ithaca’s new budgetary measures have caused a disproportionate amount of furloughs within youth programming, hitting the Greater Ithaca Activities Center and the Ithaca Youth Bureau especially hard.
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Common Council Approves Emergency Furloughs, Hiring Freezes and Adjustments to Health Insurance for City Employees
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The Ithaca Common Council passed several resolutions regarding furloughs and health insurance for city workers — and also discussed a potential $13 million budget deficit.
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Ithaca to Furlough 87 Employees as City Says $13 Million Deficit Possible
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Mayor Svante Myrick ’09 updated the Ithaca community on hiring freezes and furloughing of city employees in a live stream Tuesday afternoon.