Podcasts

Monday, November 27, 202311/27/2023

ALL THINGS EQUAL 11-21-23

Gary Stewart speaks with Ansley Jemison from the Seneca Art & Culture Center, Ganondagan State Historic Site.

Tuesday, November 21, 202311/21/2023

Tompkins County Sheriff Derek Osborne

The sheriff shares why he’s thankful to work in law enforcement.

Monday, November 20, 202311/20/2023

Dryden Town Supervisor Jason Leifer

Current status of the town’s broadband projects and goals for his next term in office.

Monday, November 20, 202311/20/2023

Kenyen Lovett, TC3 Men’s Basketball

Get to know a player for the Panthers.

Friday, November 17, 202311/17/2023

Cortland Mayor Scott Steve

Status reports on the Main Street and Groton Avenue reconstruction projects and the mayor’s plan for the next four years.

Friday, November 17, 202311/17/2023

Assemblymember Anna Kelles

Reactions to the Clean Slate Act and the Cargill salt mine in Lansing.

Thursday, November 16, 202311/16/2023

Tioga County Legislative Chair Martha Sauerbrey

Finishing touches on the 2024 budget and the county’s new snow plow.

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