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Jordon Lilly, Cortland Enlarged City School District

Addressing the district’s bus driver shortage.

Caleb Thomas, Ithaca Murals

Caleb was January’s Tompkins Chamber Community Hero.

Matt Yarrow, TCAT

An overview of proposed changes coming to TCAT.

Paul Phillips, Longview

Longview’s CEO on different levels of living there.

Sarah Kreps, Cornell

Analysis of tensions between the US, Russia, and Ukraine.

Tompkins County Sheriff Derek Osborne

The sheriff talks about gun violence, his decision to run for re-election, and more.

Jim Twombly, Elmira College

The political science professor and WENY-TV political analyst weighs in on the retirement of Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer and…

Steve Donner, First Arena

What’s new about First Arena in Elmira? Steve has an overview.

Brad Walworth, Cayuga Addiction Recovery Services

How to get help for addictions during COVID-19.

Dr. William Klepak, Tompkins County Medical Director

The differences between a pandemic and endemic.

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