Cathy Wakeman's Dryden Town Talk visits Junior Fire Academy, a week of drills, training, and competition for 10 to 16-year-olds. She also reports on Music in the Park and Music in the Hollow, plus the opening of the 4-H Fair today and the upcoming Healing Harps service at Reach Out for Christ Church.
The New York Comptroller reports unsurprising news: time are getting harder for local government.
In a sign that local developers building high-density housing can bend - especially when faced with neighborhood and government opposition - developer John Novarr substantially redesigned his Collegetown Terrace project along State Street in Ithaca. We'll see if Stephen Lucente's upcoming announcements for Varna carry any such similar improvements.
Posted by simon at July 28, 2010 7:18 AM in Ithaca Journal , public finance , recreation