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Category: Ithaca's Morning News Newsmaker Interviews

Sgt. Mary Orsaio, Ithaca Police Department

Sgt. Orsaio was recently placed in charge of community outreach.

Jim Twombly, Elmira College

Jim’s thoughts on the January 6th hearing and the gubernatorial race.

Dr. William Klepack, Tompkins County Medical Director

Latest on monkeypox and its comparisons to COVID-19, plus staying safe and healthy while traveling this summer.

Elizabeth Carey, AAA

July 4th travel and gas prices.

Dr. Cynthia Hopf-Dennis, Cornell

New research at Cornell reveals West Nile Virus may no longer be a death sentence for crows.

Tompkins County Legislator Veronica Pillar

An update on reimagining public safety.

Trooper Aga Dembinska

Trooper Aga’s participation in the Special Olympics torch relay and July 4th safety tips.

Caroline Town Supervisor Mark Witmer

Proposed changes to the town’s zoning laws have inspired strong reactions.

Superintendent Eric Hartz, Newfield Central School District

Reactions to a successful budget-revote in Newfield for the 2022-23 school year.

Ben Sandberg, History Center in Tompkins County

1860s an 1890s baseball in being played Sunday in Tompkins County.

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