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Ithaca man faces felony charge following Canandaigua incident

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Ithaca man faces felony charge following Canandaigua incident
Deputies arrested an Ithaca man over the weekend in Canandaigua following a violent incident where property had been damaged at an apartment. Anthony J. Cleveland, 35, of Ithaca was charged with third-degree criminal mischief after it was determined he intentionally damaged property exceeding a value of $250. Deputies say Cleveland damaged property at the apartment during the incident, as reported.... more

Reported standoff ends with felony charges in Ithaca

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Reported standoff ends with felony charges in Ithaca
Ithaca Police Units responded to 521 Hudson Street for a reported domestic incident reported as a physical dispute. While at the scene officers developed information that one of the involved parties was wanted on a bench warrant for a felony charge of Criminal Possession of a controlled substance in the 3rd degree. The wanted subject was able to barricade himself... more

Driver faces felony charges after child found inside her vehicle during Fayette traffic stop

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Driver faces felony charges after child found inside her vehicle during Fayette traffic stop
On November 17th around 6:18 pm deputies arrested an Ithaca woman in Fayette after a traffic stop on State Route96. Deputies say Ramona D. Godley, 43, of Ithaca was arrested after the traffic stop – which was initiated after the 911 Center received a complaint of an erratic driver. Upon stopping the vehicle, deputies say Godley was found to be... more

GRADING CARE: Group evaluates local hospitals, provides rating system for consumers

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GRADING CARE: Group evaluates local hospitals, provides rating system for consumers
A non-profit health quality group has provided an update to safety grades for hospitals throughout the region. To come up with their grades, the organization looks at 27 publicly available measures to determine a hospital’s overall performance in keeping patients safe. Safe from what, exactly? Well, Leapfrog looks at information and data that contributes to the preventable harm category, which... more

FLX WEEKLY: Thanksgiving Weekend Edition (podcast)

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FLX WEEKLY: Thanksgiving Weekend Edition (podcast)
Join Jessica Lahr, Josh Durso and Jim Sinicropi live inside the FingerLakes1.com Studios for a special Thanksgiving holiday edition of FLX Weekly. Find out everything that’s happening in the region over the next few days, get your weekend weather outlook, discuss the top local news stories of the week and check out our favorite photos of the week. . more

Third-period outburst powers #7 Cornell to 5-4 win (full coverage)

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Third-period outburst powers #7 Cornell to 5-4 win (full coverage)
Senior forward Trevor Yates scored his team-leading sixth goal of the season with 2 minutes, 49 seconds remaining in the third period, capping the Cornell men’s hockey team’s dramatic 5-4 victory over Niagara on Tuesday night at Lynah Rink. Cornell (8-1), which is currently ranked seventh in both major national college polls, scored four goals in the third period to... more

Dryden man accused of Ithaca arson found dead inside cell at Tompkins jail

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Dryden man accused of Ithaca arson found dead inside cell at Tompkins jail
Update The Tompkins County Sheriff’s Office reports that on Friday around 10:58 am, the Ithaca resident accused of arson died at the County Jail. The Sheriff’s Office said the death “does not appear to be suspicious in nature and there is no indication of foul play,” according to a statement obtained by the Ithaca Voice. “A determination into the cause... more

Cornell visits Colgate tonight looking to build on first win

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Cornell visits Colgate tonight looking to build on first win
Coming off its first victory of the 2017-18 season, the Cornell men’s basketball team will look to build on that momentum when it visits Central New York rival Colgate on Thursday night at 7 p.m. at Cotterell Court. Cornell rebounded from a season-opening defeat at Syracuse with a 94-84 victory over Binghamton on Monday evening in the team’s home opener.... more

FLX WEEKLY: Your November weekend ahead & NWS changes Winter Storm alerts (podcast)

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FLX WEEKLY: Your November weekend ahead & NWS changes Winter Storm alerts (podcast)
Join Jessica Lahr, Jim Sinicropi and Josh Durso to round-up your week and look ahead to the weekend here in the Finger Lakes. Get your weekend events, sports and weather outlook, take a look at the top local news stories of the week, and check out our favorite local photos from the past few days. Also, we let you know... more

Cornell tech facility to receive $15 million in state funding

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Cornell tech facility to receive million in state funding
The Cornell High Energy Synchotron Source will be receiving $15 million in state funding over three years, government and university officials announced Wednesday. Cornell University will use the funding to invest in capital improvements at CHESS. The funding also will allow for the creation of 50 to 100 high-paying high-technology jobs mostly for engineers and technicians, while allowing for the... more

Ithaca College student and production partner win prestigious award

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Ithaca College student and production partner win prestigious award
Kyle Arnold, a senior in the Journalism Department at Ithaca College, developed, along with Ismael Byers from Hope College in Holland, Michigan, a short film called, “Solitude: A Companion Abroad,” documenting the four months the two men spent studying in Chile at the renowned Pontifical Catholic University of Chile Santiago. Although the weather was always hot while there from February... more

Mayor Myrick picks Pete Tyler for Ithaca Police chief

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Mayor Myrick picks Pete Tyler for Ithaca Police chief
After a months-long selection process, Ithaca City Mayor Svante Myrick recommended Acting Police Chief Pete Tyler to officially become the city’s new police chief, announced via news release Tuesday. Early in the selection process, Ithaca Police Department’s previous Chief John Barber endorsed Tyler to fill his shoes once he retired in March. With Myrick’s official recommendation, Tyler still needs to... more

Cornell goes for 1st winning Ivy record in 12 years in season finale at Penn

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Cornell goes for 1st winning Ivy record in 12 years in season finale at Penn
Heartbreakingly eliminated from Ivy League title contention, Cornell football head coach David Archer ’05 leads a team still with plenty to play for as it travels to Philadelphia to take on Penn in both teams’ season finales. “We’re heartbroken over the results, to be quite honest, but I told the team on Monday, pick any reason you want,” Archer said... more

#5 Cornell hockey suffers first loss, 4-0, to #7 Clarkson (full coverage)

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#5 Cornell hockey suffers first loss, 4-0, to #7 Clarkson (full coverage)
The Cornell men’s hockey team’s hot start came to a close Saturday night with a 4-0 loss to Clarkson in a battle of top-10 teams at Lynah Rink. The Big Red was the nation’s final team to suffer its first loss after the program’s best start in 36 years. Clarkson (10-3-1, 6-0 ECAC Hockey), which entered the weekend ranked seventh... more

Cornell men’s hockey starts 6-0 for 1st time since 1971

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Cornell men’s hockey starts 6-0 for 1st time since 1971
When the final buzzer sounded in Saturday night’s thrilling 3-2 victory over Harvard, the storied program that is Cornell men’s hockey had accomplished something it hadn’t done for nearly 50 years: The Red moved to 6-0 on the season, reaching the mark for the first time since the 1971-72 campaign. Richard Nixon was president when Cornell last stood undefeated through... more
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