Brian Crandall is a reporter at the Ithaca Voice, where he covers housing and development. His work frequently explores themes related to government and politics, urban design, and real estate, with a focus on the implications of public policy and litigation in these areas. Brian's reporting has also been featured in various outlets, including KRXI FOX 11 News, KGAN TV, and CBS 21 News.
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Brian Crandall focuses primarily on local news with an emphasis on government and politics, weather, and house & home topics. He appears to be particularly interested in breaking news stories and government announcements at the local level.
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By: Brian Crandall
ITHACA, N.Y. — It’ll be a damp and cool mid-week for Tompkins County, as unsettled conditions give way to a drenching rain and colder-than-normal temps Tuesday and Wednesday. However, drier weather and seasonable highs are likely to return in time for the weekend. While a good soaking is likely Tuesday and Wednesday with a few thunderstorms in the mix, no particularly disruptive weather is expected in the week ahead.
Fresh off a court win clearing the way for his Supreme Court bid, Rhode Island’s former House Speaker makes his pitch for the lifetime job on the bench.
Former House Speaker Joseph Shekarchi will be one of the candidates submitted to Rhode Island Gov. Dan McKee.
By: Brian Crandall
ITHACA, N.Y. — Keep those cool drinks and fans handy. It won’t be especially hot this week, but persistent unsettled conditions and sticky, humid air will make it feel less […]
ITHACA, N.Y. — Keep those cool drinks and fans handy. It won't be especially hot this week, but persistent unsettled conditions and sticky, humid air will make it feel less pleasant to be outdoors.
By: Brian Crandall
He was one of the first big reality TV stars. He's from Newport. And the feds want him to finally pay a two-decade old tax debt, to the tune of millions.
The Rhode Island Ethics Commission voted Tuesday to authorize its prosecutor to appeal last week’s Superior Court ruling against the commission.
By: Brian Crandall
ITHACA, N.Y. – It was a lengthy 3.5 hour meeting for the City of Ithaca Planning and Development Board on July 28. While there were no big decisions on the docket this month. board members at times conflicted with each other about what they wanted to see from applicants, leaving the path forward unclear at times.
By: Brian Crandall
Two suspects in a Santander Bank heist in Providence, who previously had state charges against them dropped, have been taken into custody in New York.
By: Brian Crandall
An embattled Providence police sergeant can return to work, more than six years after he was accused of punching and kicking a handcuffed suspect.
