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Passersby and construction workers assess the damage to the building that contained Simeons bistro on  June 20, the day a tractor-trailer carrying a load of cars crashed into it (left), and Aug. 27 (right).

Investigation into Simeon’s crash leaves questions unanswered

By Sabrina Knight, Staff Writer August 27, 2014
The fate of Simeon’s bistro, following a tractor-trailer crash into the restaurant this summer, is yet to be determined as the investigation continues.
Parts of Aurora and State Streets are blocked off while crews repair the leaning building.

Truck crashes into Commons restaurant

June 20, 2014
A tractor-trailer carrying a load of cars crashed into Simeon’s on the Commons just after 4 p.m. June 20.
Bartender Manny carefully crafts a cocktail while behind the bar at Mercato Bar and Kitchen on North Aurora St.

A college student walks into a bar

By Nik DeCosta-Klipa, Staff Writer June 4, 2014
Nik DeCosta-Klipa explores the world of craft cocktails hidden in the heart of Ithaca.
Chris Regan ’89 will speak at the May 2013 Commencement ceremony.

Courtesy of Chris Regan

Family Guy writer to speak at graduation

By Sabrina Knight, News Editor December 12, 2013
The college has announced that Chris Regan ’89 will be addressing the Class of 2014 at its Commencement ceremony on May 18, 2014.
The cast and crew of Its a Good Life performed a rendition of an Insight episode, led by Dan Jones 12, writer, director and designer, as a part of the Rod Serling Conference. The original episode was written by Serling.

Rod Serling Conference held in Los Angeles

By James Whitlow, Contributing Writer November 14, 2013
Several Ithaca College faculty members flew to Los Angeles to critique, discuss and examine former professor Rod Serling’s work at the college’s semi-annual Rod Serling Conference on Nov. 8 and 9.
Officials hear complaints about noise pollution

Officials hear complaints about noise pollution

By Faith Meckley, Staff Writer October 23, 2013

After a meeting on Oct. 17 where Ithaca residents gathered to express their concerns about noise pollution, Eric Zwerling, president of the Noise Consultancy, a company that consults for municipalities...

ITHACA THIS WEEKEND: Oct. 4–6

October 4, 2013
Your guide to this weekend in Ithaca.
Jon Bennett, a worker at Littletree Orchards in Newfield, N.Y., grades apples to turn into cider for the upcoming 31st Annual Apple Harvest Festival. Littletree Orchards has been around for 40 years.

Fruits of their labor: Farmers prepare for 31st annual Apple Fest

By Aama Harwood, Staff Writer October 2, 2013
Several apple farmers must gear up for the upcoming changes to Apple Fest because of the construction on The Commons.

Ithaca reports highest job-growth in New York

By Nicole Mance, Contributing Writer September 26, 2013
The City of Ithaca recorded the highest job-growth rate in New York between 2002 and 2012, according to a recent report released by the New York state comptroller.
Editorial: E-cigs light up policy potential

Editorial: E-cigs light up policy potential

By The Ithacan September 25, 2013

Electronic cigarettes, or “e-cigs,” are a trending alternative to tobacco cigarettes. They are cheaper, more accessible and are perceived as healthier than traditional cigarettes because they do not...

Sophomore Mathew Michaud withdraws money at the Bank of America ATM on The Commons. The branch will be taken over in November.

Community bank buys local BofA

By Jack Curran, Online News Editor September 25, 2013
Chemung Canal Trust Company is preparing to take over six local Bank of America offices.
The Commons construction is on schedule to be completed by Thanksgiving 2014.

Commons construction is on schedule

By Kelly Cucolo, Staff Writer September 18, 2013
The construction of The Commons is currently on track and on budget to meeting its Thanksgiving 2014 completion deadline.
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