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Judy Lucas

Judy Lucas

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Reporter, The Ithaca Voice

Ithaca

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  • Former Groton deputy mayor joins county legislature race  - The Ithaca Voice

    By Judy Lucas Verified| The Ithaca Voice Verified ITHACA, N.Y. — Former Village of Groton deputy mayor and trustee Jamie Perkins has announced his bid for the Democratic nomination to represent District 8 on the Tompkins County Legislature, which includes the Town of Lansing. Republican Legislator Randy Brown, who currently represents District 8, announced his campaign for reelection in January. Brown, who was first elected in 2021 told The Ithaca Voice earlier this year that “win or lose,” this would be his last reelection campaign.

    By Judy Lucas Verified · The Ithaca Voice

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Nightlife: New sports bar to open in former Range space  - The Ithaca Voice

    By Judy Lucas Verified| The Ithaca Voice Verified ITHACA, N.Y. — A new sports bar and lounge, outfitted with 16 televisions ranging from 55 to 100 inches, is set to open on the Ithaca Commons in the coming weeks. The new bar, Bookies, is located in the space formerly home to The Range, a beloved Western-themed bar and venue that closed unexpectedly in August 2024 amid insurmountable financial troubles.

    By Judy Lucas Verified · The Ithaca Voice

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Thirteen arraigned on disorderly conduct charges after Cornell panel protest  - The Ithaca Voice

    By Judy Lucas Verified| The Ithaca Voice Verified ITHACA, N.Y. — Thirteen people arrested last month for disrupting a panel on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict at Cornell University were arraigned on disorderly conduct charges Wednesday in Ithaca City Court. City prosecutors dismissed charges for two elderly protesters and offered attractive plea deals to the remaining 11. Six defendants, mostly Cornell students, accepted deals and five non-student defendants declined. They will return at later dates for further proceedings.

    By Judy Lucas Verified · The Ithaca Voice

    Apr. 09, 2025

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The Ithaca Voice

Ithaca, New York, United States

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