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Josh Bacigalupi, Dryden Central School District

School aid from Albany, April’s vote on a capital improvement project, and teaching kids about war.

Elizabeth Carey, AAA

Gas prices are falling.

Tompkins County Legislative Chair Shawna Black

Funding for the Blueway Trail, reimagining public safety, and money from the American Rescue Plan.

Eric Hartz, David Shaw, Newfield Central School District

A closer look at the district’s fiscal picture.

Dr. William Klepak, Tompkins County Medical Director

Looking back at two years of COVID-19 in Tompkins County.

Dominick Recckio, Tompkins County Communications Director

Previewing the March legislative meeting.

Cortland Mayor Scott Steve

A discussion with Cortland’s new mayor.

Criminal Profiler Pat Brown

Pat and Joe discuss a serial killer case in New York City and Washington, DC, and how Pat feels about…

Kimberly Kopko, Cornell

How do you talk to your kids about the Russia-Ukraine War?

Bob Haight, Cortland Area Chamber of Commerce

The Showcase returns in April

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