Ithaca Journal

2 weeks ago | ithacajournal.com | Chris McKenna |Chris Mckenna

Gov. Kathy Hochul faced tough questioning from a potential election opponent and other Republicans during a fiery, day-long congressional hearing on "sanctuary" policies on undocumented immigrants. Hochul was one of three Democratic governors who had agreed to testify before a GOP-led House committee on Thursday, June 12. And joining the panel to help grill her was Rep.

3 weeks ago | ithacajournal.com | Jacob Mack

"Excessive runoff may result in flooding of rivers, creeks, streams, and other low-lying and flood-prone locations," the National Weather service stated. Excessive rain in portions of central New York on the evening of June 6 prompted a flood watch from National Weather Service Binghamton. Monitor forecasts online at weather.gov and be prepared to take action by reviewing flood safety resources should Flash Flood Warnings be issued.

3 weeks ago | ithacajournal.com | Jacob Mack

TC3 trustees oversee the college’s operations by setting policies that govern the college's operations, approving the college's budget, and ensuring financial stability. Tompkins Cortland Community College's main campus in Dryden - aided by online classes and its Ithaca and Cortland Extension Centers - has equipped more than 23,000 alumni with career-building skills. Legislator Michael Lane, D-Dryden, emphasized the significance of this role in a recent statement from the legislature.

3 weeks ago | ithacajournal.com | Jacob Mack

Ithaca Fire and Police Departments responded to a fire in the stairwell of the twelve-story building at 118 Green Street, aided by NY State Police officers and Bangs Ambulance personnel. Firefighters worked for several hours to control the flames and ensure the safety of all residents, remaining on scene until shortly before 11 p.m.Residents were temporarily displaced from their apartments as crews worked to clear the hazardous smoke and gases.

1 month ago | ithacajournal.com | Jacob Mack

The Tompkins County Chamber of Commerce will honor organizations and leaders in the Finger Lakes on June 18. The evening will feature a cocktail reception, seated appetizers and dinner, music by SingTrece, and remarks from Chamber President and CEO Peggy Coleman. Early bird tickets are available until May 31Award winners include not-for-profit of the year, Love Living at Home, Entrepreneur of the Year, Trade Design Build and Distinguished Business of the Year, Warren Real Estate.