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Search Articles“Unknown passerby” helps occupant escape Sunday morning vehicle fire in Ithaca’s west end
All Day Lansing Carnival & Community Celebration Thursday September 10 – Saturday September 12 Lansing Carnival & Community Celebration Lansing Fire Department, 80 Ridge Rd, Lansing, NY 14882, USA Food, rides, booths, fireworks Friday, parade 6pm Saturday.
Discounts all weekend and free prints on Labor Day as Sunny Days prepares to close
All Day Lansing Carnival & Community Celebration Thursday September 10 – Saturday September 12 Lansing Carnival & Community Celebration Lansing Fire Department, 80 Ridge Rd, Lansing, NY 14882, USA Food, rides, booths, fireworks Friday, parade 6pm Saturday.
Expect delays with temporary traffic pattern change at intersection of Stewart Avenue and Campus Road
An alert from the City of Ithaca says motorists should “expect delays” in the area of a temporary traffic pattern change at the intersection of Stewart Avenue and Campus Road. The change will be in place for several hours on Friday, September 4. “The City of Ithaca, in collaboration with IFD and TCAT, will be conducting a vehicle turning movement exercise to verify a Proposed Curb Realignment Design,” said the Tompkins SIREN alert late Thursday afternoon.
Keeping it simple: Smashburgers and fries at Smpl Burger in Press Bay
Here’s a closer look at just one of the flurry of new eateries that have popped up in Downtown Ithaca this summer: Smpl Burger in Press Bay Alley keeps it simple with smashburgers and fries and that’s about it.
14850 Happenings for the week beginning September 3rd
Ithaca Minute from 14850 Magazine 14850 Happenings for the week beginning September 3rd 00:00 / 2:25 Download file | Play in new window | Duration: 2:25 | The Great New York State Fair runs through Labor Day! Thursday, Trivia Night at Ithaca Bakery, Diana Leigh Trio at Brewery Ardennes, Jazz & Blues Night at Ithaca 5 & Dime, Tru Bleu at Six Mile Creek Vineyard, and GIAC Jumpers & Southside Panthers and the Gunpoets at the Downtown Concert Series on the Ithaca Commons.
Paving on Algerine Road on Wednesday, says Town of Lansing
The Town of Lansing says they will be paving Algerine Road today, September 2, through the end of the day. Please use an alternate route, says the Tompkins SIREN alert. For more, follow 14850.com on Facebook, Instagram, Bluesky, and Twitter or subscribe to the 14850 Magazine Daily newsletter or Ithaca Minute Podcast. File photo courtesy Ithaca DPW.
Remembering John Gutenberger: Mayor, businessman, Cornell leader, and “Ithaca institution”
John Gutenberger, a former Mayor of the City of Ithaca, passed away Saturday, August 29th, according to a statement from his family. “Gutie” and his wife Mary Egan Gutenberger owned businesses in the Ithaca area, and John served in Cornell University’s Office of Community Relations for 27 years before retiring in 2017.
Tompkins Environmental Health looking for dog that bit a person Saturday in Stewart Park
Tompkins County Environmental Health says they’re looking for a dog that bit a person on Saturday afternoon in Stewart Park in Ithaca, to make sure the dog doesn’t have a rabies infection. The incident occurred about mid-afternoon on Saturday, August 29. “The dog was tied up when it started barking at another smaller dog nearby. The person tried to separate the dogs, which is when the bite took place,” they say.
Cinemapolis opens September with new films, festival screenings, and staff picks
Cinemapolis is heading into September with a new round of independent films, documentaries, festival partnerships, and special screenings, including events tied to the Hupstate Circus Festival and Ithaca Is Books Festival. The downtown Ithaca theater is also entering the final month of its summer Staff Picks series, with September focused on films of the 2010s. The month begins Tuesday, September 1, with the French thriller The Strange Colour of Your Body’s Tears at 5:30 and 8pm.
September observances: dogs, cats, preparedness, Hispanic heritage, food, fall, and more
September brings AKC Responsible Dog Ownership Month, Animal Pain Awareness Month, Attendance Awareness Month, National Preparedness Month, National Recovery Month, National Suicide Prevention Month, Library Card Sign-up Month, and plenty of opportunities to celebrate food, pets, music, reading, and the arrival of fall.