Mark H. Anbinder is a Web Communications Manager at Public Communications, Inc. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on the food and beverage industry, food safety, and organic farming. Mark's work has been featured in NewsBreak, showcasing his expertise in food manufacturing, production, and broader world affairs.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Ithaca, United States (Local)
Not enough data
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.
When reaching out to Mark for potential coverage or contributions, consider providing insights related to ongoing local events or businesses in Ithaca and surrounding areas. Additionally, expertise in law enforcement practices and public safety measures could also be valuable given his focus on crime reporting and governmental announcements.
As an experienced journalist covering diverse local themes including weather patterns impacting the community alongside other important topics like food & dining establishments or sporting events; tailored pitches relevant to these areas within the local context would likely capture his attention effectively.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
The Big Red may not have won at Lake Placid last weekend, but their record was still good enough for a berth in the NCAA Division I Men's Ice Hockey Tournament, opening this weekend with four regional tournaments around the country. Cornell faces Denver in the first round on Friday at 6pm EDT. [...]
Passover and Easter, two of the major religious holidays that fall in springtime, arrive this week, with Passover beginning at sundown on Wednesday, April 1st and Easter falling on Sunday, April 5th. Several eateries around Ithaca and Tompkins County have offerings for the occasion. [...]
Dine at Monks to support the State Theatre of Ithaca this Wednesday
By: Mark H. Anbinder
This week, we're focused on the upcoming Downtown Ithaca Chili Cook-Off and all the fun that goes with it. It's this Saturday, March 7th from noon to 4pm on and around the Ithaca Commons, and tickets are already on sale. Saturday promises to be just as Chili, but not as chilly, as last year's Chili Cook-Off.
Congratulations to Janilex and Kevin of Atabey Restaurant & Lounge, now open for lunch and dinner in Downtown Ithaca! The pair are also co-owners of La Bamba Cuisine in Cortland, and they've been preparing for over a year to open on the corner of Seneca and Aurora Streets in the building that used to hold Collegetown Bagels and Ooy's Deli. [...]
This week, 14850 Dining is up late and looking for grub! The late-night scene in the Ithaca area has changed a lot over the last several years, and not just because of the pandemic. While there are still bars open until 1am, even those that serve food tend to close the kitchens earlier, and most of the 24-hour options have faded away. [...]
A group of Cornell students who founded a meal-prep business to sell prepared meals to fellow students will give away 200 free meals to community members this Saturday as a philanthropy event, according to organizers of SBX Chicken. The meals will be available at Ithaca's Peter De Mott Catholic Worker House at 4pm on Saturday, May 2nd. [...]
By: Mark H. Anbinder
There are numerous food-focused fundraisers throughout the year, but perhaps the most fun, and certainly the cheesiest, is the Foodnet Mac ‘n Cheese Bowl! This annual event, scheduled for this Wednesday, brings chefs from area restaurants and organizations together to serve up macaroni and cheese samples to the community, and to raise funds to support Foodnet.
By: Mark H. Anbinder
Cornell women's ice hockey fell to the Yale Bulldogs on Friday afternoon in the early semifinal of the first-ever women's ECAC Hockey tournament at the historic Herb Brooks 1980 Olympic Arena in Lake Placid. The 7-2 loss dashed the #4 seed's hopes of advancing to the NCAA regional round.
By: Mark H. Anbinder
A weekend weather forecast featuring a cold and rainy Sunday has led Cornell to shift the schedule of a three-game home series for Big Red Baseball against the visiting Yale Bulldogs. There will be a single 1pm game Friday and a doubleheader Saturday with games at 11:30am and 2:30pm.
