Lifestyle
13 hours ago
Meatballs sold at Aldi recalled for metal contamination
The U.S. Department of Agriculture Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) announced that 32-ounce bags of frozen Bremer Family Size Italian-Style Meatballs could be contaminated with metal.
13 hours ago
Historic marker for Toni Morrison installed in Ithaca
On February 18, the late Nobel Prize-winning author and activist Toni Morrison was honored with a historic marker from the Pomeroy Foundation.
5 days ago
Finger Lakes Land Trust adds 74 acres to Kashong Conservation Area in Geneva
The FLLT is partnering with the Town of Geneva to add 74 acres to the Kashong Conservation Area.
1 week ago
How the rich pass on their wealth. And how you can too
Death and taxes may be inevitable. A big bill for your heirs is not. The rich have made an art of avoiding taxes and making sure their wealth passes down effortlessly to the next generation. But the tricks they use – to expedite payouts to heirs and avoid handing money to the government – can also work for people with far more modest estates.
1 week ago
Record-setting 13-pound baby born at CMC
The largest baby ever delivered at Cayuga Medical Center was born on the same day as a 4-pound baby, Jan. 31st.
1 week ago
Tompkins County releases Youth Wellness Survey
The Tompkins County Youth Services Department has released a survey to help inform planning, partnerships, and investments.
2 weeks ago
Ithaca’s Family Reading Partnership launches $100K fundraiser to stay open
Family Reading Partnership is trying to raise $100,000 by the end of May to stay open at the Shops at Ithaca Mall.
2 weeks ago
Hollenbeck’s Cider Mill ending season early
Hollenbeck's Cider Mill is ending their season next week due to limited stock.
2 weeks ago
Guthrie’s mobile women’s health unit coming to Tioga County
The MOM bus provides OB-GYN, mental health, and dietary services, as well as general women’s healthcare.
2 weeks ago
SUNY Cortland student recognized by President Obama
Sophomore and physical education major Ikenna Okoye was the main focus of a social media post by the former president on February 6.
2 weeks ago
Friends of TCPL accepting applications for Community Organization Grants
The group is inviting non-profits, civic and educational groups, and government agencies to apply for a Community Organization Grant.
2 weeks ago
Last day to change party enrollment in time for primaries is February 14
The Board of Elections in Ithaca will be open on Sat., February 14, which is the last day for voters to change their political party ahead of the June 23 primaries.
2 weeks ago
What to know about student loan repayment plans and collections
It's been a confusing time for people with student loans. Collections restarted, then were put on hold. At the same time, borrowers had to stay on top of changes to key forgiveness plans.
2 weeks ago
Why some women choose Galentines over Valentines. And how they might celebrate
Galentine's Day became a pop culture phenomenon with a 2010 episode of the TV comedy "Parks and Recreation" that celebrated female friendships around Valentine's Day. Amy Poehler's character, Leslie Knope, gathered her gal pals on Feb. 13.
2 weeks ago
Chips Ahoy Baked Bite Brookies recalled for choking hazard
The FDA announced a recall that has been expanded to include two additional variations of Chips Ahoy’s Baked Bites Brookie products.
2 weeks ago
Registration open for rabies vaccination clinic in Caroline
On February 18, you can get shots for your dog, cat, or ferret in Brooktondale.
2 weeks ago
School bus crash in Truxton injures 3 students
On February 9, multiple agencies were called to Singleton and South Hill Roads around 8:30 a.m. for a reported crash.
2 weeks ago
Bombers baseball legacy number will honor George Valesente
On Feb. 6, Ithaca College's baseball program announced the creation of a legacy number to honor retired coach George Valesente.
3 weeks ago
Construction to begin this spring on Route 13 Rail Trail footbridge
On Feb. 5, the Town of Dryden announced that the State DOT finally approved a bid for the Route 13 footbridge portion of the project.
3 weeks ago
Renters use ‘rent now, pay later’ services to manage monthly payments, but fees raise concerns
Rent can eat up an entire paycheck at the start of the month, so a growing number of renters are turning to a financial product that promises relief by letting them split the bill — for a price.
