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Category: Ithaca's Morning News Newsmaker Interviews

Ben Sandberg, History Center in Tompkins County

Ben explains how exhibits are planned and prepared.

Mike Hall, Ithaca Tompkins International Airport

An update on flights and travel restrictions.

Scot Vanderpool, TCAT

An in-depth discussion about TCAT’s new electric buses.

Rosemary Elliot, Cayuga Chamber Orchestra

Rosemary on her musical background and Sunday’s upcoming concert in Ithaca.

Tompkins County Sheriff Derek Osborne

Sheriff Osborne shares his thoughts about the Derek Chauvin guilty verdict and reforming public safety.

Eli Zupnick, Fix Our Senate

Has the filibuster in the US Senate outlived its usefulness? The group Fix Our Senate says yes.

Luke Sjolund, TST BOCES

Information about a job fair in downtown Ithaca, which has been pushed to April 28th.

Randy Brown, Candidate, Tompkins County Legislature

Randy is one of three candidate seeking to represent District 8, which covers all of Newfield and part of Enfield,…

Jason Leifer, Dryden Town Supervisor

An update on the town’s comprehensive plan and broadband internet project, plus a job opening and a new partnership.

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