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Category: Ithaca's Morning News Newsmaker Interviews

Jim Twombly, Elmira College

Analysis of the 2022 midterm elections.

Dr. William Klepack, Tompkins County Medical Director

Everything you should know about RSV.

Criminal Profiler Pat Brown

What’s the difference between psychopaths and sociopaths?

Luvelle Brown, Ithaca City School District

Mental health in students and getting them ready for the real world.

Sandra Sorensen, NAMI Finger Lakes

Sandra shares her background and journey to mental health and NAMI.

Kimberly Bell, Trumansburg Central School District

Comparing this school year to the last couple and an upcoming public hearing for Trumansburg’s Board of Education.

Luis Aguirre-Torres, former Ithaca Director of Sustainability

Luis explains his decision to resign and conflicts within City Hall.

Mark Anbinder, 14850.com

A preview of activities this weekend

Rich David, Republican candidate for NYS Senate (NY-52)

Why he’s running and the top issues in the new 52nd State Senate district.

Assemblymember Anna Kelles

Kelles weighs in on some Ithaca-area Election Day items.

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