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Big Flats residents raise concerns over proposed property tax abatement
BIG FLATS, N.Y. (WENY) — The Chemung County Industrial Development Agency (IDA) is set to vote on a proposed residential project in the Town of Big Flats on Jun. 11. On Jun. 10, the IDA held a public hearing in the town where residents raised concerns. "After learning about...
The Ithaca Voice
The city rented office space it never used. It will cost at least $530,000 to break the lease.
ITHACA, N.Y. — The City of Ithaca will spend $530,000 in 2026 to terminate a lease for office space it never moved into. After emerging from a closed-door meeting Wednesday, Common Council unanimously voted to terminate a lease for office space at 123 S. Cayuga St., which neighbors city hall. Less than a year and a half after the lease was signed, city leaders said they decided to end the agreement because the site no longer appeared to be a financially viable long-term solution to the city’s office needs.
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Journey Church sued over non-payment of mortgage loan
HORSEHEADS, N.Y. (WETM) — Journey Church, located in Horseheads, has been sued for non-payment of a mortgage loan, part one for around $1.3 million, part two for around $410 thousand, according to a lawsuit that was filed. The loan holder, Church Extension Plan, is asking for the property to be sold as a mortgage foreclosure, […]
The Ithaca Voice
City planning board gives mixed reviews on SouthWorks affordable housing project plans
ITHACA, N.Y. – It was a short meeting for the City of Ithaca Planning & Development Board on May 26. A project in Collegetown advanced to the last stage of site plan review, and the board was introduced to new low- to moderate-income development plans as part of the SouthWorks project on South Hill. That proposal met with a mixed reception from the board.
ithaca.com
50 Years Later, Ithaca Faces a Different Housing Crisis
On May 23, 1976, the Ithaca New Times hit shelves across the community with a headline whose echoes ring surprisingly loud 50 years later: “The Fight Against Dilapidation,” by Jennifer Sprague. Per her article, the first half of 1976, both community activists and city leaders alike feared that parts of Ithaca, primarily the southern and northernmost neighborhoods, had begun slipping into a visible decline. Suburban blocks were littered with homes sitting quietly in varied states of disrepair, landlords had minimal incentive to improve properties, and lower-income homeowners couldn’t keep pace with rising maintenance and rehabilitation costs. Matters were complicated even further with a growing pressure many Ithacans still feel today: expanding university student populations placing additional strain on the housing market and reshaping neighborhoods across the city.
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Letter sent to guests claims Patty’s Lodge will permanently close in June
HOPEWELL, N.Y. — A letter sent to guests at Patty’s Lodge Motel says it will be permanently closing next week. In the letter, it said the motel will be closing on Monday, June 1, at 11 a.m. It says all utilities will be shut off on the first, and that all guest rooms and common […]
ithaca.com
City Plans Major Road Repairs, HUD Funding Moves Ahead
The city of Ithaca plans to repave 45 blocks this year, including portions of Albany, Geneva, Pleasant and Prospect streets. Public works staff warn that weather and emergency repairs may result in changes to the plan. Adam Potter, superintendent of Ithaca’s Department of Public Works, presented to the Common Council...