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The Fine Arts Booster Group (FABG), an affiliate of IPEI, has awarded $5,330 in mini-grants to 13 Ithaca City School District (ICSD) projects that will reach 2,095 students.
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This handsome boy is named Trip, and isn't he just gorgeous? In his former home, Trip used his cardboard scratching post faithfully and didn't ruin the furniture with his claws. He's a nice boy, but not fond of other cats at all. Hence we recommend that Trip be the ONLY critter in your home! His persona is certainly large enough to fill any space! He has been neutered, microchipped, and vaccinated up-to-date, so he's ready to go home with you! Ask an adoption counselor about how to adopt Trip as your new fur-ever companion today!
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Best College Reviews, an online journal, has named Cornell Plantations' F. R. Newman Arboretum as the most beautiful college arboretum in their list of 'The 50 Most Beautiful College Arboretums.'
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On October 28, the Rotary Club of Ithaca presented its 18th annual Pride of Workmanship awards to three deserving individuals in Tompkins County. The award recognizes area employees whose outstanding work performance in their organization is "above and beyond the call of duty" and is instrumental in the achievement of the organization's performance goals.
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Early College Degree Pathway Parent Informational Meeting
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The Lansing Lions are at it again! They have erected this beautiful new pavilion at Ludlowville Park. The club has erected several pavilions in Myers Park over the year, as well as building the band stand there.
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If it's Election Day it's the North Lansing Auxiliary Election Day Dinner and Supper, a tradition that spans well over a century. This Tuesday hundreds of voters were served chicken, mashed potatoes, biscuits, gravy, squash, beet salad, cabbage salad, and ham. And, of course, pie. It's all about the pie! Volunteers served 644 meals Tuesday, 226 dinners and 403 suppers.
All the money stays in the community, purchasing supplies for the fire station, providing scholarships, help for the Salvation Army, food pantries, Loaves and Fishes, bereavement dinners, and people in need. Auxiliary members also volunteer to maintain the fire station.
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School transportation employees honored by Smith School students Transportation department employees from area school districts were recognized during an annual appreciation breakfast recently held at Tompkins-Seneca-Tioga BOCES.
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Susie Gutenberger won the 2015 Finger Lakes Library System Director of the Year Award and it was presented on October 23, 2015 at their annual meeting.
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Cornell's Public Service Center, working with partners at the Ithaca City School District and Office for Academic Diversity Initiatives, is encouraging middle school and high school students in the Ithaca County School District to apply for their new Science & Technology Entry Program (STEP). STEP is a pre-college program for historically underrepresented and economically disadvantaged students, designed to help prepare them for entry into postsecondary degree programs in scientific, technical, health related fields, and the licensed professions.
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This handsome senior feline was brought to the SPCA from the Village of Lansing. Sadly, no one has asked after her, so now she seeks a new home and loving folks to appreciate her. She is friendly and sweet, solicits with rubs and vocalizing how much she wants to be petted - but watch our for her tail, which seems to be off limits to human hands. The Chief is pretty playful for an older girl, and especially favors wand toys. We think she would be fine in a home with children older than 12 years, who would be sensitive to her needs. Would this black beauty fit nicely into your home scene? She has her forepaws crossed...
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Acclaimed Encaustic Artist to Teach at Groton HS
