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Kirschgessner faces domestic violence claims from ex-wife amid campaign to challenge Sen. O’Mara

Kirschgessner faces domestic violence claims from ex-wife amid campaign to challenge Sen. O’Mara
The Ithaca Times reports that Amanda Kirchgessner, a progressive Democratic candidate contending for a seat in the New York State Senate representing the 58th District, has been accused of several instances of domestic violence and abuse during her last marriage. According to the Times, Kirchgessner’s ex-wife, Brandi Morgan said an abusive pattern in the latter years of their marriage. That... more

Yale staves off Cornell on homecoming, 30-24

Yale staves off Cornell on homecoming, 30-24
Junior running back Harold Coles rushed for one touchdown and caught another with 130 all-purpose yards, but Yale staved off the Cornell football team for a 30-24 victory in the Big Red’s Homecoming on Saturday afternoon at Schoellkopf Field. Cornell (0-2, 0-1 Ivy League) effectively contained vaunted running back Zane Dudek (33 yards on 13 carries) after a pair of... more

CEO at Ithaca company says nightmare boss has been fired, denies feds’ accusations

CEO at Ithaca company says nightmare boss has been fired, denies feds’ accusations
The CEO at the Ithaca company slapped with a civil rights lawsuit this week said he fired the plant manager whose racism and sexism federal officials claimed ran rampant. Porous Materials, Inc. CEO and founder Krishna Gupta said he was away in Europe for the entire period of time when the plant manager was allegedly sexually harassing female employees, openly... more

Man arrested doing twice the speed limit in Waterloo, also possessed drugs

Man arrested doing twice the speed limit in Waterloo, also possessed drugs
Deputies arrested a 39-year-old Ithaca man in Waterloo after a traffic stop. Joseph A. Fenton, 39, is accused of possessing Buprenorphine, also known as Suboxone, after a traffic stop where he is accused of traveling 60 mph in a 30 mph zone. He was charged with criminal possession of a controlled substance, as well as ticketed on the traffic violations.... more

Delaware hands Cornell loss in opener

Delaware hands Cornell loss in opener
Delaware’s defense limited Cornell to 232 yards of offense and improved to 2-1 on the season with a 27-10 win on Saturday afternoon at Delaware Stadium. The loss ruined the Big Red’s 2018 season opener. Junior quarterback Mike Catanese connected with classmate Davy Lizana in the right corner of the end zone in the game’s final minute after Nickolas Null... more

After stabbing on Commons, Ithaca police seek four suspects

After stabbing on Commons, Ithaca police seek four suspects
An Ithaca stabbing victim realized he’d been wounded when he awoke Saturday hours after being attacked by four suspects, according to police. Ithaca police said officers responded to a Cleveland Avenue residence around 7 a.m., and interviewed a victim who said he had been stabbed around 1 a.m. Sunday on the Commons. The victim was walking in the Home Dairy... more

He’s running: Ithaca area reporter wants to be your Sheriff

He’s running: Ithaca area reporter wants to be your Sheriff
It’s time to re-write the rulebook when it comes to policing at the county level. At least, that’s the platform that Josh Brokaw is running on. It’s possible you already know of the former Ithaca Times writer, and current Truthsayers (online local news outlet) editor and founder. But it’s almost a guarantee you haven’t seen a sheriff candidate like Brokaw.... more

Law enforcement to protect and “serve” at Applebee’s to raise funds for Special Olympics New York

Law enforcement to protect and “serve” at Applebee’s to raise funds for Special Olympics New York
On Thursday, September 13th law enforcement officers and local officials will take their oath to “protect and serve” to a new level, trading in their handcuffs and badges for menus and serving trays at the “Law and Orders” event taking place at various Applebee’s Neighborhood Grill & Bar locations throughout central New York and Southern Tier. The fundraiser will take place... more

Police ask for help in identifying man that grabbed Ithaca teen

Police ask for help in identifying man that grabbed Ithaca teen
The New York State Police are asking for help identifying a suspect who reportedly left his vehicle and attempted to grab a teenage girl last week. The suspect is described as a white male, approximately 6-foot-2, with brown or red short hair and beard, no mustache. Troopers are investigating a suspicious incident that was reported to have occurred around 3... more

Downtown Ithaca invites CU, IC and TC3 students to ‘Welcome Student Weekend’ celebration

Downtown Ithaca invites CU, IC and TC3 students to ‘Welcome Student Weekend’ celebration
Live performances, music entertainment and activities will be held on the Commons this weekend to welcome local college students to Ithaca. About 2,500 first-time Cornell University students, along with Cornell resident assistants and staff, are expected to participate in CU Downtown from 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday. Restaurants and stores downtown will offer special samples, discounts and freebies for the... more

Cornell football out to defy media poll for 4th straight season

Cornell football out to defy media poll for 4th straight season
The Cornell football team has been picked to finish seventh in the Ivy League’s annual preseason media poll it was announced on Monday by the conference office. For the fourth straight season, the Big Red has no interest in finishing where they’ve been picked – and history says they’ll likely place higher … again. A year ago, Cornell was picked... more

Just keep swimming, just keep swimming

Just keep swimming, just keep swimming
Last week, my friend Paula reached out and said, “I think you might be interested in a swimmer in Ithaca, who swam Cayuga Lake recently (the long way), and is either preparing or already did the English Channel. She’s a Cornell Law student. Her name is Caroline Block.” My interest piqued, I did a little research, saw that Paula was... more

First Responder Charity Softball Tournament

First Responder Charity Softball Tournament
Police Officers, Firefighters, and Bangs Ambulance personnel are going to bat for charity again in Ithaca’s Fourth Annual First Responder Charity Softball Tournament. Each year all of the proceeds from the game will benefit a different charity, and this year’s charity is St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. St. Jude was chosen this year in honor of Colin Hayward Toland, Ithaca... more
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