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City of Ithaca Maintains Credit Rating

Rebekah Foster  —  Feb 22, 2013

The City of Ithaca has retained its credit rating of AA, despite earlier facing a $3 million budget deficit.

Plan Proposes Reallocation of City's Parking Meter Revenue

Tyler Alicea  —  Feb 12, 2013

At a meeting Monday, the city’s Board of Public Works discussed the possible creation of “Parking Benefit Districts” — a step city officials said will give communities a say in how revenue from parking meters in their neighborhoods is used.

After First Year, Ithaca Mayor Reflects On Difficult Decisions, Hopes

Emma Court  —  Feb 1, 2013

Imagine facing a $3-million budget deficit three years after graduating from college. 

City of Ithaca Receives $300,000 to Improve Road Safety

Jonathan Dawson  —  Jan 25, 2013

The City of Ithaca and the Ithaca City School District received nearly $300,000 in federal funds in January to improve roadway safety and increase the number of children that walk or bike to school.

City of Ithaca Board Approves Sweeping Renovation of the Commons

Jonathan Dawson  —  Nov 28, 2012

A plan to renovate the Commons by improving lighting, renovating aging infrastructure and increasing its aesthetic appeal was unanimously approved by the City of Ithaca’s Planning and Development Board on Tuesday.

Construction Begins on New Downtown Ithaca Complex

Emma Court  —  Nov 15, 2012

 

Ithaca Mayor Svante Myrick ’09 was joined by developers, bankers and public officials Wednesday for the groundbreaking ceremony at 140 Seneca Way, a new commercial and residential development in downtown Ithaca.

Slew of Crimes Plagues Ithaca

Harrison Okin  —  Nov 13, 2012

 

There was a slew of crimes —  including a robbery, several attempted robberies and multiple stabbings — reported in Ithaca between Sunday evening and Monday afternoon.

Man Accused of Bomb Scare in Ithaca Commons Claims to Be the Antichrist

Jeff Stein  —  Nov 12, 2012

“I’m M.G. Whitney, the menacing looking fella that left the metaphorical bomb on the wall at [Bank of America]," he wrote in a recent message on Craigslist.

Despite Officers’ Warnings, Ithaca Approves Budget

Emma Court  —  Nov 8, 2012

Despite prolonged opposition from emergency responders, the Ithaca Common Council approved an amended version of Mayor Svante Myrick’s ’09 budget Wednesday, closing the city’s $3 million deficit through a mixture of spending cuts and revenue increases.

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