An ecological menace has moved into Tompkins County, but you may have to squint to see it.

On Thursday, the Tompkins County Environmental Management Council, or EMC, hosted a community outreach event on environmental justice.

This summer is not what any of us imagined, but that doesn’t mean we can’t still have some fun!

Here’s a recap of the weekend’s top news stories in Ithaca-Tompkins County and beyond, and voting deadlines for June primary.

Legislature Passes Resolution Urging NYS to Release Enhanced Federal Medicaid Matching Funds, Receives Update on County COVID-19 Operations

Ithacans are encouraged to view the construction proposal and direct comments to the proper channels.

Did you know that you can now buy trash disposal punch cards and coupons, solid waste permits, and more without leaving your home?

A website developed by a Cornell University team offers insight into the rate of coronavirus infections across New York state

What does the future hold?

Ready for the weekend? First, catch up on stories impacting the Ithaca-Tompkins County community and beyond with the Friday News Rundown.

Through initiatives to slow the spread of COVID-19, the Red Cross reminds us that #EmergenciesDontStop, and encourages fire safety practices

Since more and more people are at home due to the COVID-19 pandemic, essential services are more vital than ever before.

With many restaurants closed or limited to take-out or delivery services, more New Yorkers are cooking at home.

ACCUWEATHER METEOROLOGISTS PROVIDE UPDATE ON SPRING SNOWSTORM HEADING FOR NORTHEAST

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Interstate-95 swath could receive a few tenths of an inch to a couple of inches of snowfall that breaks the snow drought, but the snow may

ITHACA— Tompkins County Public Library is pleased to partner with Cornell University graduate students to offer a 3-week series of lectures

(ITHACA, NY) Come to the Cayuga Nature Center on Sunday, March 15th for a wonderful pancake breakfast, a variety of live local music, vendor

Charges against eight activists were dismissed in Ithaca City Court Wednesday.

Through Thursday, as the storm strengthens and lifts northward, enough cold air will be drawn in to bring a change to snow or snow showers.