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Tompkins County Forums Will Provide Ithacans Space to Share Opinions
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From Sep. 12 to the 14, Tompkins County will host community feedback forums about Strategic Operations Plans adopted over the summer.
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Jane Minor BIPOC Community Medicine Garden Plants Healing and Connection
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The Jane Minor BIPOC Community Medicine Garden provides individuals of color with a safe place to grow plants and build community.
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Cayuga Heights, Thurston Leaders Clash at Waste Management Meeting
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The Tompkins County Department of Recycling and Materials Management met on Tuesday, July 11 to request public feedback on its proposed 10-year solid waste plan, encountering municipal tensions over the future of waste reductions.
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Tompkins County “I Voted” Sticker Contest Winner Announced
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Dakota Tseng won the Tompkins County Board of Elections “I voted” sticker contest with a design that features a cat in a field of flowers.
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“Friends of the Library” Charity Book Sale Raises Money for County Public Libraries
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The biannual “Friends of the Library” book sale helps raise funds for Tompkins County’s public libraries
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Tompkins County Extends “I Voted” Sticker Contest, Encourages Political Participation Among Youth
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The Tompkins County Board of Elections announced on Wednesday the extension of its ‘I Voted’ sticker contest to encourage voting among younger demographics.
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Affordable Housing Construction Project in Dryden Nears Completion, Brings Hope for Homeless Women
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Local non-profit Second Wind is planning to finish their Dryden construction project this summer, which will bring affordable housing options to homeless women.
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Tompkins County to Implement CARE Team as Part of Crisis Responses, Intertwining Health Care and Law Enforcement
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Tompkins County plans to implement the Crisis Alternative Response and Engagement Team, a program that will better accommodate individuals facing varying levels of mental health crises when they call 911 for help.
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Office of Community Relations Discusses University’s Economic Impact on Tompkins County at Student Assembly Meeting
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On Thursday’s Student Assembly meeting, the Office of Community Relations presented statistics on the University’s economic impact on Tompkins County.
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Cornell Declines Eight Percent Increase in TCAT Funding, Agrees to Five Percent Increase
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TCAT reached a consensus with Cornell, the city of Ithaca and Tompkins County on respective five percent funding increases.