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Category: Ithaca's Morning News Newsmaker Interviews

Jason Leifer, Dryden Town Supervisor

The town is moving forward on broadband development.

Congressman Tom Reed

Congressman Reed shares his thoughts on this week’s debt ceiling vote, a delayed vote on a bipartisan infrastructure bill, and…

Dr. William Klepak, Tompkins County Health Department

The latest on possible booster shots for Moderna and Johnson & Johnson vaccine recipients, and how the Merck COVID-19 pill…

Gubernatorial candidate Rob Astorino

The former Westchester County Executive and Republican candidate for governor on why he’s running against Governor Hochul.

April Engram, AAA

Gas prices are rising for several reasons, according to AAA.

Ben Sandberg, History Center in Tompkins County

Coming soon: Haunted History

Josh Bacigalupi, Dryden Central School District

The district’s plans to address bus driver shortages and mandated testing for staff.

Wegmans Chef Mike Washburn

The Ithaca Wegmans is undergoing some construction for the next couple weeks.

Martha Sauerbrey, Tioga County Legislature

Martha was recently named President of the NYS Association of Counties.

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