Jimmy Jordan is a former reporter for The Ithaca Voice. He focuses on a diverse range of topics including public education, real estate development, and media, often exploring the intersections between these areas. Jimmy's work has been featured in The Ithaca Voice and Popular Resistance.
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Ithaca, United States (Local)
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Jimmy's coverage mainly revolves around local government, politics, and community issues in Ithaca, New York. He extensively reports on government announcements and legal policy regulations. Therefore, those who can provide expert analysis or commentary on local governance structures, policies affecting the Ithaca area, or insights into political developments would likely capture Jimmy's interest.
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ITHACA, N.Y. — Two people were found dead after a house fire early Thursday morning in the Town of Dryden.
By: Jimmy Jordan
ITHACA, N.Y. — Asteri Ithaca has filed 53 eviction cases against its tenants over the last three months. The evictions come after city officials vacated the notorious 12-story high-rise in […]
After a controversial entrance into city politics, Kuehl leaves with heaps of praise from his colleagues.
The Hangar Theatre’s cast says the musical asks audiences to empathize with flawed people.
By: Jimmy Jordan
ITHACA, N.Y. — Developers are seeking an estimated $17.5 million local tax break to support the construction of 230 affordable housing units. Beacon Communities plans to construct 10 buildings as […]
By: Alyvia Covert, Casey Martin, Jimmy Jordan
TRUMANSBURG, N.Y. — The 34th annual GrassRoots Festival of Music & Dance weathered Canadian wildfire smoke, rain and high winds, but that didn’t stop thousands of people from celebrating all […]
This year’s winner breaks a three-year streak of cute animal designs winning the competition.
John “Gutie” Gutenberger, the former mayor of Ithaca, died on Aug. 29 at 84.
Howe, who turns 70 soon, simply said ‘It is time’ in the town’s announcement about his departure. His retirement plans include baking, biking, reading and writing essays — and lots of postcards.
By: Jimmy Jordan
The city’s search to grow its police station led the Common Council to approve the purchase of a former bowling alley last year. Now officials are trying to weigh other options.
