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Afternoon Accidents
There were two accidents Thursday afternoon causing traffic to be slowed.

'Gas Pipeline' Forum at the TC Public Library
Twenty interstate natural gas pipelines now crisscross the Northeast from West Virginia to Maine.
 

State Comptroller: City Needs to Better Money-Handling
The City of Ithaca paid $86.5 million in claims not listed on a warrant and cannot be sure all moneys owed to it are collected and deposited properly according to an audit by the New York State Comptroller. 

Assembly Expected To Pass Medical Marijuana Bill
The state Assembly is expected to approve a medicinal marijuana bill this legislative session.

Governor Wants To Limit Executive Compensation
Governor Andrew Cuomo is pushing a plan to limit executive compensation for organizations that receive state funds. 

Truck Rolls Over Causes One Lane Traffic
A truck rolled over in the south bound lane of Route 13 near Stewart Park earlier this morning causing traffic to be down to one lane. 

Laurie Fine to Sue ESPN
The wife of Syracuse University basketball coach Bernie Fine, who was accused of molesting young boys, plans to sue ESPN for libel. 

Cuomo's 'NY Works' No Affect on 'Carmageddon'
“Carmageddon” has been underway for a couple of weeks now and a major project that caused havoc in downtown Ithaca last week finished one day earlier. 

Building Two Bridges to Complete Black Diamond Trail
Construction has begun on building two bridges that will make the Black Diamond Trail complete again. 

School Budget, Board Election Results
Voters approved a number of school budgets yesterday, as school districts across New York held budget and school board elections.

County Opts Out of State Real Property Tax Law Solar-Wind Exemption
The Tompkins County Legislature Tuesday night adopted a new local law opting out of a section of New York State Real Property Tax Law, which allows for exemption of any increase in value due to construction of a solar, wind or farm-waste energy system.

Route 13 Ramp Work Updates
The paving work on the exit ramps on Route 13 will be finishing up next week, after workers were scheduled to be done this coming Friday. 

Rabid Fox Determined in Area
The New York State Rabies Laboratory has determined a red fox from Buttermilk Falls State Park to be rabid.

TC3 Board of Trustees Approves Academic Programs
The Tompkins Cortland Community College Board of Trustees has approved two new academic programs.

Poll: Majority Of New Yorkers Approve Of Medical Marijuana
The use of marijuana for medicinal purposes is getting a thumbs-up from New Yorkers in a new poll.