Mark H. Anbinder is a journalist focused on local news in Ithaca, New York. He writes for Public Communications, Inc. and covers a range of topics including government updates, community events, weather advisories, power outages, and local sports. His articles provide timely and informative news for the residents of Ithaca and the surrounding area.
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Mark H. Anbinder's coverage primarily focuses on local news and events in the Ithaca, New York area, with a significant emphasis on weather updates, crime reports, entertainment news, government announcements, and sports. His articles cover a wide range of topics such as weather conditions affecting daily life or emergency services advice.
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By: Mark H. Anbinder
Unofficial results from the Tompkins County Board of Elections and surrounding counties, which will be certified in the coming days, show re-election wins for incumbent State Senator Lea Webb and incumbent Assemblymember Anna Kelles, and a narrow win for challenger Josh Riley, defeating incumbent Marcus Molinaro for New York's 19th Congressional District seat.
By: Mark H. Anbinder
Tompkins County is participating in the Green Light a Vet program, a nationwide initiative to show support for our veteran population. Operation Green Light encourages communities and private residents to change an exterior light to green from November 8th-15th, “reflecting a visible representation of our support for these camouflaged citizens in our community.”
By: Mark H. Anbinder
A fraternity on the edge of the Cornell University campus has been “temporarily suspended, effective immediately,” Cornell said in a crime alert, after
By: Mark H. Anbinder
Around the country, many merchants are continuing a tradition this Monday of offering free meals and discounts to military service members and veterans to observe Veterans Day. While some are national chains that don't have outlets in Central New York, we've compiled a list for the Ithaca and Tompkins County area.
By: Mark H. Anbinder
“IFD is working incidents in both the Six Mile Creek and Fall Creek gorges at this time,” the Ithaca Fire Department said on Sunday morning. “Please avoid Stewart Ave and Giles Street.”
By: Mark H. Anbinder
Emergency responders were dispatched to multiple locations overnight and on Sunday morning. No one was located in one case. In other cases, a person was rescued overnight and a body was recovered midday Sunday.
By: Mark H. Anbinder
Cornell University has identified the person whose body was found in the Fall Creek gorge near the Stewart Avenue bridge on Sunday morning as Winter Knutson, a sophomore math and physics major in the College of Arts and Sciences and a graduate of Ithaca High School. Vice President for Student and Campus Life Ryan Lombardi shared the news in a message to students on Monday, saying it was “a very difficult time for our campus community.”
By: Mark H. Anbinder
Emergency medical personnel responding to an apartment on Ithaca's southside early Monday morning attempted to save a resident found in the
This week, 14850 Dining is visiting Olé Olé, a new Korean street food eatery in Ithaca's northeast. Named for a Korean term that means "the small alley leading to the house on the street," Olé Olé offers quick service for dine-in, takeout, and delivery.
Four fire departments from Tompkins County send crews to fight Orange County wildfire
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