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Lt. Col. Paul Lushenko, US Army

The latest on Russia-Ukraine, including Finland and Sweden joining NATO.

Dryden Town Supervisor Jason Leifer

Groundbreaking on the town’s broadband project and the future of the Freese Road bridge.

Trooper Aga Dembinska

Motorcycle and Memorial Day weekend safety tips

Cornell Professor Steven Kyle

Oil and gas prices continue rising.

Leslie Danks Burke, candidate for NYS Senate

The impact of redistricting on Burke’s campaign.

Acting IPD Chief John Joly

A closer look at de-escalation techniques.

Cornell student Ivan Kosyuk

The Ukraine native on how his family in Kiev is doing, his countrymen protecting the capital, and how he’s helped.

Natalie Mattrazzo, Red Cross

The Red Cross has an urgent need for blood donations and donors.

Dr. William Klepak, Tompkins County Medical Director

Recent COVID-19 deaths, the importance of second boosters, and new trouble for the J&J vaccine.

Bob Haight, Cortland Area Chamber of Commerce

Events and music shows happening this summer in Cortland.

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