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TCAT GM Matthew Rosenbloom-Jones

TCAT is continuing the suspension of routes 14S and 83.

Cortland County Sheriff Mark Helms

Tough time for local law enforcement and a boat vote.

Tompkins County Sheriff Derek Osborne

Public safety concerns, new dashboard additions, working relationship with IPD, and getting rid of old prescription drugs.

Newfield Greenup Day organizer Mitch Raymond

Learn about an upcoming effort to keep streets clean.

Ithaca Mayor Robert Cantelmo

Efforts to clean up ‘the Jungle’ and a Green New Deal proposal.

Dr. William Klepack, Tompkins County Medical Director

A look at health & fitness.

Assemblymember Anna Kelles

Inside the 2024-25 NYS budget.

Dryden Town Supervisor Jason Leifer

Broadband and Route 13 bridge updates, and shared services.

Rich Barnes, The Barnes Firm

April is Distracted Driving Month.

Grace Faircloth, Cornell Women’s Lacrosse

A conversation about Senior Day and sports culture in Denver.

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