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Ithaca Police Department States Alleged Chi Phi Gang Rape Was Never Reported to Them (opens the original)
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Editor's note: This article references sexual assault. The Ithaca Police Department stated that the alleged 2024 Chi Phi gang rape was never reported to their department in a Monday press release. The release comes after the Sept. 14 lawsuit stated that the incident was still under investigation by the IPD. In the lawsuit, a former Cornell student alleged that she was sexually assaulted and gang raped by seven current and former students after being coerced into consuming drugs at Cornell’s Chi
Classic Car Show Revs Up in Downtown Ithaca (opens the original)
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Downtown Ithaca traveled back in time Saturday morning as a lineup of vintage cars rolled down State Street to stake their place for the second annual "Classic Cruisers" car show.The show, put on by the The History Center in Tompkins County in collaboration with Downtown Ithaca Alliance, took over the 100 block of West State Street, which neighbors the Ithaca Commons, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.<img id="embedded-media-5b24c57b-02b0-4f3b-846b-74daf5b575ee" src="https://s
‘The Voice of the Voiceless:’ Annual Reggae Festival Spreads Message Through Music (opens the original)
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Ithaca’s eighth annual Reggae Festival brought the community together for a weekend of live music, community-building and a message about the importance of protecting our natural areas. Artists hailed from around the world — including Jamaica, the birthplace of reggae. The lineup included nine-time Grammy nominated band Third World, who toured with legends Stevie Wonder and Bob Marley, and percussionist Larry MacDonald, who just celebrated his 89th birthday. In between bands, Anna Goldsmith, co-
'The Voice of the Voiceless:' Annual Reggae Festival Spreads Message Through Music (opens the original)
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Ithaca's eighth annual Reggae Festival brought the community together for a weekend of live music, community-building and a message about the importance of protecting our natural areas.Artists hailed from around the world - including Jamaica, the birthplace of reggae. The lineup included nine-time Grammy nominated band Third World, who <a href="https://secure.thefreight.org/15027/15029-third-w
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