Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 25th of June.
Good morning, Ithaca.
Tompkins County Office for the Aging honored three volunteers—Harlin McEwen, Maureen Shallish, and Andie Kabcenell—at a Hotel Ithaca luncheon on May 15; their decades of service have helped older residents navigate hunger, safety, and long-term care.
Community officials and members celebrated their ongoing commitment to public service.
Ithaca Reggae Fest returns June 26-28 at Stewart Park, featuring music, food, craft vendors, yoga, and skateboarding.
Organizers planned a free block party with DJ Night Nurse on Friday and will donate part of ticket proceeds to local environmental groups to protect Cayuga Lake.
Ithaca College announced that president La Jerne Terry Cornish will leave on June 30, 2027 after finishing her five-year term (appointed in 2022).
A search committee (trustees, faculty, staff, students and alumni) will choose her replacement for a smooth leadership change.
Cornell Atkinson hosted an executive education program on financing sustainable agriculture this spring at Ithaca and NYC, engaging 29 professionals through lectures, case studies, and farm visits; a June 3 graduation celebrated success, and two trainings are planned over the next two years & Field to Market remains a partner.
Tompkins County Recycling announced its office will be closed Friday, July 3 and reopen Monday while curbside recycling continues as scheduled — the Recycling and Solid Waste Center remains open Friday but will close Saturday, and Food Scraps Recycling Drop Spots will be closed Saturday yet open Sunday.
Cornell introduced six incoming freshmen to its field hockey team this season — the group includes midfielder Rebecca Block from Pennsylvania, named the 2025 National Player of the Year, and goalkeeper Claire Pausz, a former two-year captain who is set to join Big Red practices.
Ithaca Reggae Fest 2026
Live Music — June 26-28 — Stewart Park — Tickets available — Experience the vibrant rhythms of The Skatalites and other reggae artists at this lively festival.
Beginnings Summer Concert Series
5-8 p.m. — Bernie Milton Pavilion — Free entry — Enjoy free live music in the heart of Downtown Ithaca every Thursday evening.
The Rocksteady Explosion 20-Year Reunion Show
Time not specified — Liquid State Brewing Company — Benefit concert — Celebrate the ska scene with The Rocksteady Explosion's 20-year reunion and more local acts.
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