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Category: Ithaca's Morning News Newsmaker Interviews

Logan Gabrielle Schulman, Hangar Theatre

A conversation about the upcoming Hangar Wedge FutureNow Festival.

Dr. Steven Coleman, Elmira anti-violence rally organizer

Dr. Coleman has organized an anti-violence rally happening Tuesday evening in Elmira.

Bob Haight, Cortland Area Chamber of Commerce

Construction projects continue in Cortland.

Michael Huyghue, Cornell Law

Thoughts on WNBA star Britney Griner’s Russian prison sentence and a suspension for the NFL’s DeShawn Watson.

Assemblymember Anna Kelles

The 125th Assembly district leader shares her thoughts on bail reform and the Cayuga Nation leader Clint Halftown.

Tom Condzella, Ithaca Police Benevolent Association

A conversation in two parts about recruitment and retainment at IPD.

Luca Maurer, Ithaca College Center for LGBT Education, Outreach & Services

Ithaca College introduces the Pride Fellowship this fall.

Cortland Mayor Scott Steve

Recapping the August 2022 meeting of the Cortland Common Council.

Trumansburg Mayor Rordan Hart

Encouraging tourists to the village and grant applications for repairs and other projects.

Gary Ferguson, Downtown Ithaca Alliance

Information about Ithaca’s latest DRI entry.

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