IPD warns students about people getting drugged in bars
The Ithaca Police Department is warning people to be aware of possible drugs being slipped into drinks at bars located on The Commons.
The Ithaca Police Department is warning people to be aware of possible drugs being slipped into drinks at bars located on The Commons.
This creates a relationship between the college and the downtown community that is mutually beneficial.
Last December, blocks of ice were carved into dragons, knights and a surfing goat in downtown Ithaca.
Although the cooler months are already in full swing, the city will bundle up this weekend to celebrate the cold rather than combat it.
A bartender is the first to greet patrons who walk in, asking what they would like. It feels cozy, friendly, peaceful and deeply spiritual.
On Nov. 5, downtown Ithaca held its first Ithaca Brunch Festival. The event included food vendors such as Om Nom Nomelettes.
A new development project in progress with the City of Ithaca could add housing, entertainment and restaurants to the former Emerson Transmission Power Plant property, a 95-acre plot on South Hill near the Ithaca College campus.
This past Sunday, a few students from the Girlstories Seminar, a friend of mine, Kate Schulman, and I visited the Ithaca Farmers Market.
On Oct. 1, a group of people with businesses on The Commons in Ithaca went to the Common Council to ask for some relief from the damage done to their businesses from the lengthy reconstruction of the pedestrian mall.
The project, headed by L Enterprises, LLC in Horseheads, N.Y., will renovate a block on The Commons known as “Harold’s Square.” The project is currently under site review by the Planning and Development Board.
Ithaca’s first Oktoberfest celebration, modeled after the original festival in Munich, Germany, took place Saturday on The Commons.