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State Senator Lea Webb received free legal services from a nonprofit she helped obtain state fundingWSKG’s Ithaca area reporter Aurora Berry spoke with Ithaca Voice Managing Editor Jimmy Jordan and reporter Gabriel Levin about their reporting on the services Webb received and concerns over a potential conflict of interest.
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The Cornell University Police Department is investigating the incident under the oversight of the university board of trustees. WSKG’s Aurora Berry spoke with News Director Phoebe Taylor-Vuolo about what the videos released show.
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The hearing was a chance for people to voice their opinions about the draft generic environmental statement. Some expressed their feelings about the project in general.
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The Corning Street Tree Project plants trees for free for anyone in the city who signs up to receive one.
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This week’s public hearing is specifically about a draft generic environmental statement.
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They were cancelled last year by U.S Citizenship and Immigration Services.
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In January, 123rd District State Assemblymember Donna Lupardo announced that she would not be seeking reelection this year. WSKG News Director Phoebe Taylor-Vuolo and Binghamton-area reporter Celia Clarke sat down together to talk about the race to fill her seat.
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The city of Ithaca also ended its relationship with Flock Safety after public outcry in early March.
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The school board for the Corning-Painted Area School District approved a $150.7 million budget Wednesday. The proposed budget increased $6.4 million over last year and the district kept it within the tax cap at a 2.56 percent tax levy.
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On Thursday, the Broome County legislature agreed to hold over a resolution to give the land bank over $850,000 to purchase and demolish the deteriorating building.
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The Broome County Industrial Development Agency is looking for public feedback about the draft environmental study for a proposed tech park in the county.
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A deportation order for the owner of the Owego restaurant, Kam Fung was first issued in 1995.