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Article · Monday, July 27, 2026

Ithaca · Local digest

One Ithaca story today you'd miss anywhere else. Skip national politics. Prefer transport, housing, council decisions, openings, and city-level policy — the things that change life for someone living in Ithaca. Always cite the local outlet (e.g. Tagesspiegel, RBB) so I can read further.

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Ithaca · Local digest
Monday, July 27, 2026
Ithaca · Local digest

Cornell seeks rowing coach, Ithaca arts on view

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Cornell rowing coach

Cornell is hunting for a lightweight rowing coach.

The Henry E. Bartels '48 Head Coach of Men's Lightweight Rowing position is now open at the university [Quelle: Cornell HR]. The role sits within the athletics department and serves one of the Ivy League's more visible programs on the Cayuga waterfront. This matters for Ithaca's identity—crew brings spectators, training traffic, and college-town energy to the downtown waterfront.

Applications are now live.

State of the Art Gallery opens

Local artists take over State of the Art Gallery this month.

The "Seeing Ithaca Through the Eyes of Artists" exhibition runs throughout August, showcasing member works that capture how Ithaca's creative community sees home [Quelle: Ithaca Voice]. The opening reception kicks off the month-long run, offering a rare window into what painters, sculptors, and photographers notice about the place most of us just pass through. This is the gallery's annual tradition, but it's worth a trip even if you caught it before.

Opening reception details coming soon.

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