Good morning, Ithaca.

The Ithaca Times, a 55-year-old community paper, is seeking donations + advertisements + building recommendations to secure a new home and working capital while preserving its legacy; the nonprofit Pathways to Equity asks everyone to help shape its future.

Assemblymember Anna Kelles and colleagues will ask Governor Kathy Hochul to sign a bipartisan bill that creates the Rural Suicide Prevention Council within the NY State Office of Mental Health.

The event starts tomorrow, Sept. 29 at 1 p.m. at the Ithaca Downtown Conference Center.

The City of Ithaca was selected to join a national Housing Solutions Lab where city and county leaders will hold monthly sessions with peers from six other communities for six months to improve homeless response systems.

Officials will work with housing partners + local service providers to develop new strategies.

Cornell men’s soccer begins Ivy League play this Saturday at an away game against Harvard, and coach Smith said the team is gunning for its first trophy by relying on strong plays from captain Connor Miller and new transfer goalkeeper Filip Versterre.

Voting for Guthrie Athlete of the Week is underway for events from Sept.

19-25, with candidates from Ithaca + neighboring areas. Votes remain unlimited until noon Thursday, Oct. 1, and nominations for the next week must be emailed by noon Saturday, Oct. 3.

High school football teams clashed over the weekend as Chenango Forks, Windsor and Union-Endicott kept their unbeaten streaks while Ithaca suffered a 30-0 loss to Johnson City (its first defeat).

Local matchups continue with Friday games scheduled for Oct. 2.