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Category: Ithaca's Morning News Newsmaker Interviews

Hilary Lambert, Cayuga Lake Watershed Network

How’s Cayuga Lake looking these days?

Ithaca Mayor Svante Myrick

A preview of his proposed 2022 budget and updates on a couple city projects.

Dr. William Klepak, Tompkins County Health Department

The latest on COVID-19 booster shots and Merck’s new COVID-19 pill under development.

Gary Ferguson, Downtown Ithaca Alliance

A recap of this weekend’s Applefest in Downtown Ithaca, comparing summer 2021 to summer 2019, and a couple grants the…

Cortland Mayor Brian Tobin

The city’s mulling the future of its garbage and recycling contract, among other issues.

Trooper Aga Dembinska

An overview of the Pit Run this past weekend and school bus safety.

Mike Hall, Ithaca Tompkins County Airport

The newly retired director takes a look at the future of the airport and how aviation has changed our lives.

Tompkins County Legislator Deborah Dawson

An inside look at the 2022 budget process.

Leonard Steinhorn, CBS News

The government shutdown has been averted, but a debt crisis remains in Washington.

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