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Ithaca Mayor Peterson--Sept. 2, 2010
Mayor Carolyn Peterson discusses concerns about the Greenwood investigation, a new law banning plastic yard waste bags, and the closure of route 96B.
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Peace Corps Director--Sept. 2, 2010
Aaron Williams is director of the Peace Corps, and he is speaking at Cornell University today. We spoke to him about his trip to Ithaca, and his experience with the corps.
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IC Football: Season Opener--Sept. 2, 2010
In this week's Coaches' Corner, Bombers head football coach Mike Welch talks about the suspension of 7 players from the first game of the year against St. Lawrence.
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Brewfest & Gallery Night--Sept 2, 2010
Brett Bossard, exec. director of the Community Arts Partnership, discusses Saturday's Brewfest and Friday's Gallery Night, along with other weekend events.
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County Budget Meeting--Sept. 2, 2010
County lawmakers hold another informal budget meeting with the public at the Dryden Community Cafe today. We spoke with legilsator Mike Lane (D-Dryden).
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School Starts Soon--Sept. 1, 2010
Ithaca schools superintendent Dr. Judy Pastel previews the upcoming school year including delays in construction at LACS and the impact of budget cutbacks.
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Disney/ABC & Time-Warner--August 31, 2010
The deadline is approaching for Time-Warner and Disney to come to an agreement to avoid ESPN and Disney networks from being pulled off cable TV. Stephanie Salanger is spokeswoman for Time-Warner Cable.
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Coal-ash & Cayuga Lake--August 31, 2010
Kimberly Wilson is a staff attorney for the Enviornmental Intergrity Project. The group released a new report saying a Lansing landfill may be contaminating groundwater and Cayuga Lake.
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Labor Day Travel--August 31, 2010
AAA public affairs manager, Diana Dibble, gives us an idea what to expect if you are heading out of town for the upcoming holiday weekend.
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CARS & First Downs--August 30, 2010
Bill Rusen, CEO of Cayuga Addiction Recovery Services, talks about this year's First Downs for Second Chances campaign with Cornell football.
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Kitchen Theatre--August 28, 2010
Rachel Lampert, artistic director for the Kitchen Theatre, talks about the new home on West State St., and the new season which opens next week.
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Katrina: 5 Years Later--August 27, 2010
In the 7th ward of New Orleans, the damage from Hurricane Katrina remains prevalent. We spoke with Pastor Bruce Davenport who thanked Ithaca for its help, and says more help is needed.
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Skip the "Switch"--August 27, 2010
Ithaca Journal film critic Beth Saulnier says skip the movie "The Switch". She tells us what is opening on this final weekend of August.
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Cortland Co. Legislature--August 27, 2010
Cortland County legilsator and majority leader Sandy Price talks about a number of issues from Thursday's legislature meeting: home health care, foreclosure decisions, and more.
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Bullies in the Workplace--August 26, 2010
A man in Virginia apparently killed himself after being bullied at work. The Tompkins Co. Workers Center says it's the 2nd most frequent complaint they get, and we spoke with Linda Holzbaur about it.
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Arts Funding--August 26, 2010
Brett Bossard, exec. director of the Community Arts Partnership, discusses state funding for the arts and local support.
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Race to the Top Money--August 25, 2010
New York is one of a few states which won "Race to the Top" money. So, what does it mean for our local schools? We spoke with NY State School Boards Association's Tim Kremer.
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Emergency Preparation--August 25, 2010
Adam Hartwig is the emergency preparedness coordinator for the Tompkins Co. Health Dept. He explains why it is good to have a family plan in place before an emergency happens.
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TC3's New Semester--August 25, 2010
Tompkins-Cortland Community College president Carl Haynes discusses the new incoming class, and financial aid concerns as state cutbacks impact higher education.
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Community Read & Empathy--August 25, 2010
Sarah Glogowski discusses this year's Community Read, its relation to Cornell University, and a panel discussion about empathy scheduled for tomorrow night at the public library.
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Logan Bell--August 25, 2010
Logan Bell is running on the Libertarian line as an independent for New York's 24th Congressional district. He talks about why he wants to represent the region.
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Health Care Sector Jobs--August 24, 2010
With national unemployment near 10%, there are plenty of jobs and long-term careers for those in health care. More with Ithaca College professor of sociology Dr. Stephen Sweet.
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Tompkins Co. Retirement Incentive--August 24, 2010
Jim Dennis, chair of the budget committee for the Tompkins Co. legislature discusses a proposed early retirement incentive, and a heated discussion about an employment decision made by the county administrator.
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New Job Website--August 23, 2010
Diane Bradac, manager of the Tompkins Workforce NY Center, talks about a new website to connect employers ith potential employees.
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Pakistan Fair Trade--August 21, 2010
Yousaf Chaman, Director of the fair trade group Bunyaad, talks about the upcoming oriental rug sale in Ithaca and how it empowers women in Pakistan.
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Andrew Cuomo & Reporters--August 20, 2010
This is a six-minute give and take between NY Attorney General and gubernational candidate Andrew Cuomo and members of the media after his campaign stop in Ithaca Thursday.
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At The Movies--August 20, 2010
Sunday's weather in Ithaca may be perfect for catching a movie, but as Ithaca Journal film critic Beth Saulnier tells us; there is a limited supply of quality movies out right now.
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Wegmans Produce--August 20, 2010
Ithaca Wegmans exec. chef Mike Washburn talks about the peak produce and a future burrito bar in this week's edition of "Radio You Feel Good About".
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SPECIAL: Andrew Cuomo in Ithaca
This is the entire speech state attorney general and gubernatorial candidate Andrew Cuomo gave at the Women's Community Building in downtown Ithaca on Thursday, August 19, 2010.
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Cuomo's Visit to Ithaca--August 19, 2010
Gubernational candidate Andrew Cuomo visits Ithaca. Chairwoman of the Tompkins Co. Democratic Party, Irene Stein, tell us what he can expect to hear from locals.
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Weekend Arts--August 19, 2010
Brett Bossard, exec. director of the Community Arts Partnership, tells us what is happening in the world of music and theater this weekend.
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NYC Mosque & Politics--August 18, 2010
SUNY Cortland political science professor Bob Spitzer talks about the politics surrounding the proposal to put a mosque near the site of "ground zero" in New York City.
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Protesting Cuomo's Visit--August 18, 2010
Walter Hang, president of Toxic Targeting, says he is leading a protest of gubernatorial candidate Andrew Cuomo's visit to Ithaca. Hang wants Cuomo to take a stronger stand on banning fracking.
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Vine St. Cottages--August 18, 2010
Ithaca town planning board chairman Fred Wilcox talks about a proposed housing development near Belle-Sherman, also proposed construction at Cornell.
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Bangs Family Fundraiser--August 13, 2010
Co-organizer Jason June talks about Sunday's motorcycle ride and fundraiser at the LakeWatch Inn; all to benefit Sgt. Bryan Bangs and his family after their house was destroyed by arson.
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Women Swimmin'--August 12, 2010
Dr. Susan Cowdery talks about this annual event which has women jumping into Cayuga Lake early Saturday morning and raising money for Hospicare.
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Weekend Arts--August 12, 2010
Brett Bossard, exec. director of the Community Arts Partnership, says it will be a busy weekend at the State Theatre and there's plenty of music.
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EPA Hydrofracking Forum--August 11, 2010
The postponment of the EPA hydrofracking forum may be good news to many in Southern Tier, as Nick Schoonover explains. He is the chair fo the Tioga Landowners Coalition.
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