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Category: Ithaca's Morning News Newsmaker Interviews

Mike Hall, Ithaca Tompkins International Airport

How the CDC’s new guidelines might impact travelers.

Tom Basher, Ithaca Fire Department

Boating and walking trail safety and the importance of sprinkler systems.

Josh Bacigalupi, Dryden Central School District

Dryden’s superintendent goes in-depth on the district’s proposed budget for 2021-2022 ahead of Tuesday’s vote.

Janine Bennett, Dryden Middle School

Janine teaches physical education at Dryden Middle School and is organizing a Ride Your Bike to School Day May 25th…

Dr. William Klepak, Tompkins County Medical Director

In the first in a new series exploring COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy, Dr. Klepak explains common reasons people give for not…

Heather Campbell, Advocacy Center of Tompkins County

There’s a fundraiser coming up in June.

Ben Sandberg, History Center in Tompkins County

After getting delayed because of the COVID-19 pandemic, a planned exhibit for 2020 is finally debuting this July.

Interim IPD Chief John Joly

Ithaca Police’s interim chief discusses officer morale and public safety reform.

Ithaca Mayor Svante Myrick

The mayor’s proposal to restructure city government is under consideration.

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