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Photo by Jamie Swinnerton Joey Steinhagen, artistic director for the local children's community theater company Running To Places, announces to his students and the community that the rov- ing company will be making themselves at home in the Shops at Ithaca Mall.

By Jamie Swinnerton theaters in the Shops at Ithaca Mall, in, has been on RTP’s radar for about The mall location comes with Tompkins Weekly currently being used to store the two years. Back when RTP was a number of benefits including lots mall’s holiday decorations. going to put on The Little Mermaid of parking and plenty of shops and fter 11 seasons without “I always imagined that with about 50 middle school-aged food vendors for parents to visit a home base, performing we would be homeless forever,” children, Steinhagen kept looking while their kids are practicing. By wherever there was space said RTP’s artistic director Joey for a space to host the show, up until taking over what used to be four to be found, the local children’s Steinhagen at the June 9 unveiling about three weeks before opening movie theaters worth of space, RTP A event. “It’s been getting to the point night. Just in time, the former has a foundation to build its dream community theater company Running To Places is finally settling where every time we have to move to Sears location was identified as a theater without having to start from down. Since the company started a new place it takes a toll.” performance space and a stage was scratch. The area is already equipped it has performed across the county The company’s goal, built, but it wasn’t permanent. with bathrooms, “they need some in school auditoriums, as well as at Steinhagen said, is to constantly “While we were there we sort love, but they exist’” Steinhagen told professional places like the Kitchen focus, and re-focus, on the kids of of did proof-of-concept that the the crowd at the unveiling event. Just Theatre. Each time moving in the RTP. Finding a permanent home mall, in general, is a great place,” said one less thing RTP doesn’t have to set, packed up tight in a van, and eliminates a lot of the time and work Steinhagen. “We became aware of pay to install. What used to be the setting it up just days before the it takes just to put on each show. the fact that this space is here. We projection booth running the span performance, just to dismantle and That’s time and energy that can now couldn’t do anything about it at the of all the theaters will be turned into pack it back up almost as soon as the be reinvested in all of the kids that time.” the orchestra booth. On either side last curtain hit the stage. participate and have found a home in But ever since that first of the stage will be much-coveted The days of vagabonding are the free, local theater company. encounter RTP has been in talks wing space, dressing rooms, office The space in the mall, which with the mall about eventually over. Now, Running to Places (RTP) Continued on page 4 is running home to take over what was once a movie theater before the making it the company’s permanent used to be several of the old movie current Regal Cinema theater moved home. Also in this Issue Youth Farm Project brings healthy food to Ithaca...... page 3 Danby to host Civil War event...... page 7

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2 TOMPKINS WEEKLY June 18 - 24, 2018 News Youth Farm Project grows healthy produce for Ithaca

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he Youth Farm Project (YFP), located on 10 acres of Danby land, leasedT from the Ithaca Waldorf School on Nelson Road, has been a collaboration of strength and diversity from its inception. Three Swallows Farm, the Full Plate Farm Collective CSA, Lehman Alternative Community School (LACS) and the Southside Community Center all put their heads together in 2009 to create a job experience for youth ages 14 to 18 that exemplifies what it means to work together, learn leadership and communication skills, and to learn to grow food for the Ithaca community. A core part of the program is the Summer Program, which brings youth together from diverse social and economic backgrounds. Opportunities abound for kids Photos provided to learn all aspects of farm work, Above: Kids have fun on the farm, learning to grow and prepare their own food. Below: Part of the experience of the Youth Farm from planting seeds to selling Collective is selling the fruits and vegetables the kids have grown from the mobile market. the healthy produce at the YFP’s Mobile Market, which is managed the chickens and baby lambs that are oats and peas. The food will go to the veggie snack to nearly 1,600 Ithaca by the students in the program. The on the farm! For more information Ithaca City School District through Elementary School students on administrators of the program believe on participating in the Summer the Fresh Snack Program, and the a weekly basis. The snacks are as that working together in the hot Program please contact Katie Church Harvest Box Program through the local and organic as possible. This sun, learning to cook what is grown, at [email protected]. farm’s Mobile Market stand. Continued on page 11 eating together and sharing the Currently entering its ninth The Fresh Snack Program harvest with those who need it, have growing season, 3 to 4 acres of land serves a free, whole-food fruit and all contributed to the strength of the will be used to grow vegetable crops program. An added bonus for the and the other 6 to7 acres will harvest young members would certainly be cover crops such as red clover, rye, or

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June 18 - 24, 2018 TOMPKINS WEEKLY 3 News Running Continued from page 1 aims to raise $150,000, anything over that will allow the company to space, and a big empty room pursue upgrades and ideas that can be used for whatever that were scheduled for the company needs, sometimes years down the line when it could be rehearsal space and the money was saved sometimes it could be a green for them. Because RTP room. Those that attended the is a local kid’s theater unveiling were shuffled to the company, as Steinhagen back of the mall’s food court to pointed out, it can save find the event. But, once built, money in places where the theater will have its own other, professional entrance from the outside of the theatres cannot. Newfield building. High School will soon be The only thing sitting in renovating its auditorium. this new space is potential. The Can RTP buy those potential for bigger shows that auditorium seats at a run longer, the potential for discount price? Yes, yes it can. Could the Kitchen community collaboration, the Photo provided potential for education in the Theatre? Probably not. An early rendering of what the theater will look like when finished. The auditorium will be able to But saving this money aspects of theater not always hold around 323 seats. seen on the stage. means the company can “I think about the kids put what it saves to good use in other areas. who are interested not in according to the GiveGab page, the announce the space, Steinhagen “We want to keep the money performing but in, for example, company has raised $94,498 of it’s not only introduced the new RTP where it belongs, which is doing lighting, Steinhagen said. “We have $150,000 goal, as of this writing. home to the media, but also to the whatever it takes to keep it free,” no means to teach them lighting Much of this was collected through many local kids who have found Steinhagen told the gathered crowd. design because we don’t have lights, donations from the company’s and fallen in love with the company. Several of the pledges that let alone a place to do it. And when network of generous supporters, some While announcing the shows for the company has already received we are in a theater it’s for five one- through local grants that will also be next season, the future auditorium are multi-year pledges which will week periods over the course of a year made over several years. The goal is full of next seasons actors could not help the company stay stable and and there’s the pressure of just getting to raise the $150,000 by the end of stop cheering. The next season will sustainable knowing it will have the show done, so there’s not a lot the summer, start the renovations on run from December 2018 to August the money to pay the rent in future of time for teaching and learning, September 1, and be ready to host the 2019 and the lineup will include: years. Now, the company is turning experimenting.” first show of the season in December. Newsies, Annie, Alice in Wonderland to the community that created and Currently, RTP is in the Past RTP seasons have all started in Jr. (a show specifically for middle- supported Running To Places to help fundraising stage. But it isn’t starting January, mostly because theaters and school aged children), The Wiz, and create what comes next. from the very beginning with the auditoriums are booked in December. Mamma Mia. new space announcement. Already, At the June 9 event to While the capital campaign

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Cornell Tradition Fellows (with special thanks to Nick Johansen for arranging these volunteers during a hectic time of the semester); American Association of University Women-Ithaca Branch (kudos to Jeanette Knapp for bringing these members back year after year); Tompkins County Public Library Trustees and TCPL Foundation Board Members (new Library Director Annette Birdsallwowed the crowds as our celebrity Greeter!); Tompkins Learning Partners (and kudos to Shannon Alvord for organizing volunteers for another sale); and 509 Esty Street Campus Club at Cornell (with thanks to Marcie Robinson for SUMMER STARTS HERE! Ithaca serving as our contact again this year). Now that the sale is over, our empty shelves are a testament to the help we received from the hundreds of volunteers who made the sale possible, and to the public - some from around the corner and others from as far away as the U.K. – who bought books. Thank you!

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4 TOMPKINS WEEKLY June 18 - 24, 2018 News Q & A with candidate Eddie Sundquist Tompkins Weekly Staff our education, our infrastructure, and our he upcoming June 26 innovation. We need to Democratic primary for New work to make this district York's 23rd congressional a green technology hub, districtT is a crowded one. Tompkins bringing jobs and growth Weekly has sent this Q & A to all of to the area. The only way the primary candidates and will be we do that is by having a printing them in the order received. workforce that access to affordable, high-quality Tompkins Weekly: What makes education and the world- you qualified to be the Congressional class infrastructure that Representative for NY 23? sets the foundation for Eddie Sundquist: Congress has economic development. been stuck in reverse for more than a TW: Where do you decade now and people are ready for stand on Safe Injection new faces and fresh ideas. Something Facilities? I say a lot on the campaign trail is ES: I think we that we need a new generation of should be open to trying leadership in this country and that is new approaches to stop what I think I represent. the pain that opioid addiction is bringing into TW: Why are you running for our communities. I do Representative of NY 23? think it is important that ES: As a native of the we pair these facilities Southern Tier this area often gets with proven treatments overlooked when it comes to our that also help treat the federal government. We need a addiction. More Drug representative that will stand with the Courts, treatment people here and not with the special facilities, and halfway interests back in Washington. I am houses will be the most running because that is lacking in our effective way to tackle current Representative. this crisis head on.

TW: What do you offer to the TW: The heroin and residents of Tompkins County that the opioid crisis has had a other candidates running in the primary major impact in this do not? region. How do you plan ES: A fresh perspective on on addressing the crisis? higher education. I was the first in ES: We have a my family to graduate college and I Congressman that says went on to get three degrees – no one this crisis is a national understands the value of an education emergency, but cuts better than I do. I intend to enable proven programs every Cornell, Ithaca College, and all the chance he gets. I’ve other great institutions across the talked to local leaders district to continue to drive economic across this district and development for the entire district, what I hear time and just like we’ve seen in Tompkins time again is that we Eddie Sundquist County. need more resources. This includes the expansion fighting in the Vietnam War, so I opportunity, I am going to fight TW: What is your plan to stimulate of Drug Courts, which have enabled think it is time we stop saying it’s an everyday for our kids so that they job growth in the NY 23? cities like Jamestown and Dunkirk to emergency and we start treating it can grow up in a better world than ES: I am the only candidate – treat drug addiction; more treatment like one. we did. This is a time of incredible Republican or Democrat- that has facilities, especially in our more change and that can be scary for a comprehensive jobs plan for this remote, rural areas; and halfway TW: What do you want the a lot of people. That’s why it is district. The Ithaca Times called houses, of which there are simply too residents of Tompkins County to know so important that we focus on my jobs plan “unmatched” by the few to help addicts transition back to about you? tomorrow’s problems today so we can other candidates. The plan focuses civilian life. In 2016 more Americans ES: I am a teacher and just like make the ride a little less bumpy. on three core aspects of job growth: died from drug overdoses than died any good teacher, if handed this

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June 18 - 24, 2018 TOMPKINS WEEKLY 5 Opinion Covert Mom Twenty twenty-four hours to go

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He more than 18 hours, two chorus things are clean in a post made was wrapped in the blanket like and band concerts, one partially and quiet. I want "Logistical of cheaper metal. a mummy, right in the stiff loud celebrated birthday, another in the to mince some I’d picked him up breeze from his fan – the things works, and, most recently, two piano garlic and think challenges aside, some plastic backs this kid and I have in common, we recitals in as many days, the latter about Anthony from the jewelry both sleep like hobos, tend to have Bourdain. Saute it is the random shop, gave them to piercings go south on us, and can some onions. him as a brother freak out in a single breath. I crawled The horses are crises that really gift for his older into bed beside him, checked out his Covert Mom out back, eating sister’s birthday. earlobe. Scabbed up. Not as red. No By Mariah Mottley grass by the fry my wiring. We Hadn’t thought of big chunks of dried pus in his hair. 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6 TOMPKINS WEEKLY June 18 - 24, 2018 News Street Danby hosts adventures in history eat TheB word on the street with Civil War event from around Tompkins County By Jamie Swinnerton

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By Jamie Swinnerton one but needed some adjustments. North Carolina (Confederate). Tompkins Weekly Two years ago, the event was “The soldiers are actually doing held in a field in Danby park that 1860 impressions,” Wheeler said. became hard to get to for some local “They can learn things about the f you’ve ever wondered what residents. This year, the event will soldier and what he went through.” it was like to live as a regular, be held on the level ground at the Educating people about what everyday soldier during the church, making it much easier for happened to the soldiers, not just the Civil War, the Danby Community everyone interested in attending to generals, is something Wheeler takes I participate in fully. very seriously. As a descendant of a Council is ready to put you right into a living history experience. On June “A company street of tents, Civil War soldier, this history is his 23 and 24 at the Danby Community campfire smoke, period attire, and own and he wants to see it preserved Church, local residents can find out the unmistakable thunder of musket and passed on. and cannon fire, will envelop you “I will be putting on a what it’s like to fire a musket, cook "Jenny's." over an open fire, and generally live as in the sights and the sounds of the demonstration of the life and times of — Eva, Cleveland a Civil War soldier. Civil War, and transport you back a Civil War soldier, which I’ve done Community council member 150 years,” is what attendees can all over the county for a lot of years,” Danny Wheeler is the event’s expect to find at the event, according Wheeler said. “I don’t talk about principal organizer, as well as a to a press release. “The soldiers will generals. I don’t talk about killing, member of the Sons of Union be sleeping on straw in their tents any of that. It’s just the soldier, what Veterans of the Civil War, Sydney and cooking their Civil War fare he went through, how he ate, those Camp 41. Wheeler also works to over campfires. Musket tripods kinds of things, so they get a really maintain local Civil War monuments will adorn the fields. The clamor good picture of the soldier and what and is involved with local schools to of black powder fired from musket he went through… You can open any educate kids about the life of a Civil and cannon will mark the hour. Civil War book and you can find ‘The War soldier. Attendees will get a first-hand look General this’ and ‘The Generals that’ “We did this two years ago in at the daily life of the soldiers of the and they’re not the ones that won the Danby and it went over very well,” Civil War.” war. It was the common soldier.” Wheeler said. “We decided, between The time travelers bringing Financial help from the Danby us and the units, doing something history to life at the event include Community Council, the United like this every year it gets to be an members of the 148th Company E Way, and the Tompkins County Volunteer Infantry and the Seventh old-hat thing.” Continued on page 12 The 2016 event was a popular Cavalry (unmounted), and the 26th “If we had a place it would probably be Purity.” — Jack and Diance, Lansing

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June 18 - 24, 2018 TOMPKINS WEEKLY 7 Molly Baker Amber Bean Wrett Brower Lexi Castellaneta Gillian Clark Jordanny Cuevas Marte Silas Derfel Xander DiNapoli Carlene Eaton Outdoor Track & Field Cheerleading Bowling Swimming & Diving Golf Basketball Cross Country Ice Hockey Field Hockey Newark Valley Newark Valley Watkins Glen Watkins Glen Odessa-Montour Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Marathon

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June 18 - 24, 2018 TOMPKINS WEEKLY 9 News Sheriff Lansing wants to finish what he started

By Jamie Swinnerton comments to The Ithaca Voice in space for the civil and road patrol Tompkins Weekly 2015 about possibly quitting, Lansing departments, freeing up space in said he is running again this year to the current Public Safety Office on finish what he started. Warren Road for program and office ight years down, but Sheriff “I’ve got a great bunch of space, not cells. But, the building they Ken Lansing said he’s not people that work here, I’m proud of wanted wasn’t available. The search ready to retire just yet. Soon, the men and women who work here for an affordable solution is back on. but not yet. First, there are a couple and I am committed to finish what Lansing is concerned that a E we started,” Lansing said. new sheriff could decide to abandon of things he needs to finish first. Lansing was first elected in Finding a solution to the jail some of these projects that he wants 2010, coming out of retirement from overpopulation while filling the need to see finished. his many years in law enforcement for more program and office space, “I make a commitment, and as the chief of police for the Village while not breaking the bank, is one I have made a commitment to do of Cayuga Heights to run against of the biggest projects that remains just what we’re doing,” he said. incumbent Peter Meskill. In his unfinished for Lansing. Since “Somebody else comes in, doesn’t last election, he ran unopposed. discussion of this project started mean he or she is going to do that. This time around, Lansing’s former several years ago, the parties involved They can say whatever they want have looked at buying a nearby during the election time, but when undersheriff, Derek Osborne, is Photo provided running against him. Despite making building to renovate into more office you’re the sheriff, you are somebody that has the power to say ‘No, I don’t Ken Lansing ACROSS care to even look at that.’” giving her explanation, we were doing 1. __ fi (slang) But will another four years be 4. Anecdotes about a a panel thing, and she knew what enough to take care of all the loose person my position was because she knew ends that Lansing wants to see tied 7. Central Standard Time I was with CARS. She was starting up? He hopes so. 10. Beverage receptacle to explain to me things that I really Lansing is proud of the long 11. Football's Newton didn’t know, and how they perceive 12. Be in debt list of programs taking place at the it can work. So, I’m always open to 13. Tattles Tompkins County Jail and said he those.” 15. Musician __ Lo wants to continue working with local He maintains that if the issues 16. Arrange again community organizations to create he has as a law enforcement agent, 19. A binary compound of more programs and further the goal like his concern that a SIF could carbon with a metal of reducing the population of the jail 21. Brazilian futbol great bring more crime to the area, are through alternatives to incarceration, 23. Feared mitigated that he is open to ideas and other programs working to 24. Annoy that can help save people’s lives. reduce local recidivism. Some of 25. Unit of heredity One of the issues that Osborne these programs, in collaboration with 26. Small freshwater fish is running on against his former boss 27. Muscular weaknesses BOCES, aim to give incarcerated is the sheriff ’s department budget. 30. Fined individuals skills they can use in the Under his watch, Osborne takes 34. One-time EU currency job market. Others, like the Vivitrol credit for maintaining a tight budget. 35. Egyptian unit of weight program done in conjunction with After leaving in 2015, the sheriff ’s 36. Winged horse Cayuga Addiction Recovery Services DOWN 32. Supplement with dif- department overtime budget went up. 41. Increments (CARS), aim to help reduce drug 45. Abnormal rattling sound 1. Put fear into ficulty Lansing maintains that overtime is 2. Partner to corned beef 33. Prosecutors dependency. 46. Middle Eastern country difficult, if not impossible, to predict, 3. Interiors 37. Place in order The conversation around 47. A type of greeter making it hard to budget precisely 4. Agrees to a demand 38. Japanese lute Safe Injection Facilities in the area 50. __ inning stretch for. 5. No (Scottish) 39. Mongolian city __ Bator would be lacking without the input 54. Reaches “There are certain things that 55. More gray 6. __ Hess Corp. 40. Perceived from local law enforcement, and as you can plan on,” Lansing said. “The 56. Football term 7. Ornamental molding 41. A cloth for washing dishes sheriff Lansing has come out against 8. Garment 42. Chocolate cookie with driving factors of overtime you don’t 57. Swiss river SIFs, but that’s not a concrete and 9. Electric car company white cream filling have control over. Disability and 59. Ninth day before the ides unmovable opinion. 13. Decimal digits in binary 43. Grassy plain illness, people off on leave maybe for 60. Grow old “Right now, for me, one, (abbr.) 44. Barometer disciplinary reasons or whatever, big 61. Don't know when yet it’s not legal and I have to take 62. College hoops tourna- 14. Gibbon 47. Father cases, drug cases, murders. Huge. And 17. Sun up in New York 48. Of the ear that position,” Lansing explained. ment thank goodness we work together 18. __ the line 49. Thomas __, British dra- “I’m a treatment person because 63. Japanese monetary unit with the other police departments, 20. A vale matist l652-85 I spent 20 years with CARS and 64. Medical device the state police, and IPD.” 22. Old Irish alphabet 51. After eighth I’ve had people that are close to me 65. Antidiuretic hormone Recently, a negotiation with 27. 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June 18 - 24, 2018 TOMPKINS WEEKLY 11 News Lansing department and felt that Lansing’s Danby Continued from page 10 Continued from page 7 African American Civil War soldiers, comments back in 2015 were not was added to the schedule for 7 indicative of good leadership. During time officers will be taking shifts, p.m. Saturday night at the church. a wide-ranging interview three years Tourism Program, the event is free The film’s creators will be on hand which Lansing said can help the ago in which he said he did not plan department save some money down and open to all ages. The weekend for questions and discussion about to run for re-election, Sheriff Lansing of events kicks off with a pancake the film, Wheeler said. On Sunday the line. Past budgets that went into also told the Ithaca Voice that he the red were nobody’s fault, Lansing breakfast at the Danby Community the encampment chaplain will lead kept files of information on various Church at 8 a.m., then later Wheeler a special service at the community said. A new financial director had people in the county to protect just started and had a different way of will give his presentation. That church, and the event will officially himself. Now, Lansing can’t leave afternoon the Finger Lakes Fife end at 1 p.m. that afternoon. reporting budgetary items. until he closes the books on several “I’m responsible, I am, I’m the and Drum Corps will accompany a Wheeler said it’s not certain projects. procession of the units to the Civil if another event like this will be sheriff,” he said. “But no one person While he told the Voice in below me is responsible for either War memorial at the Danby Town happening in the coming years. He 2015 that his record is not perfect, Hall for a service of remembrance. plans to retire soon as quartermaster end of it. The saving or being guilty there are a lot of the things Lansing of overspending.” Although the event has been in of the Sons of Union Veterans of the is proud of from his time already the works for months, just recently Civil War, a position he has held for Osborne decided to run, he spent as sheriff that aren’t headline- said, because he was unhappy with a screening of “Civil Warriors,” a about 15 years. making issues. Some uniform locally produced film about two local the news coming out of the sheriff ’s changes, allowing shift-swapping, finding private money to create Correction an honor guard, In the June 4, 2018 edition of “You stated that “in some places” re-implemented Tompkins Weekly, in a story about a user may “procure” drugs at the the canine Derek Osborne, a candidate running facility. This statement is not correct program, for Tompkins County Sheriff, for our region. No one is proposing implemented this paper stated as such: “Long that drugs will be procured at such an open-door supported by Mayor Myrick, Safe a facility. Indeed, in my review of policy for his Injection Facilities are staffed by the global literature, there are no office, increased nurses and give addicts a place to use, instances where a facility provides the vehicle fleet, and in some cases even procure, their drugs. And, in every instance and worked with drug of choice.” It has been brought steps are taken to prevent people county District to the attention of Tompkins Weekly from initiating drug use in a Attorney Matt in a letter from Dr. William Klepack, facility. In Canada, it is possible Van Houten on Medical Director of the Tompkins for private physicians to prescribe a new policy County Health Department, that this pharmaceutical heroin. But they do regarding statement is misleading. not work for a facility and this is not marijuana arrests “I must point out to you, the same in any sense of a facility that typically however, a statement that is doing so.There is no connection.” do not get misleading for the conversation we We thank Dr. Klepack for prosecuted, are Solution to the puzzle is on Page 15 are having here in our region and alerting us to the error and apologize just a few. in New York State,” Dr.Klepack for any confusion the error may have said in a letter to Tompkins Weekly. caused.

12 TOMPKINS WEEKLY June 18 - 24, 2018 Sports Sound Bites Interview with Lansing High standout pole vaulter Meghan Matheny By Tim Donnelly State Division those events that is a lot of focus, and now, when you are standing on that ESPN Ithaca 2 Championship it doesn’t take long, each run down the podium and you’ve achieved your goal, amongst a few runway and into the pit. What were what was running through your head at ecently on ESPN Ithaca’s other honors. you thinking when you were down there that point? Between the Lines, host Tim What has this at the end of the runway, holding your MM: I’m not really sure what Donnelly spoke with Lansing whirlwind been pole, getting ready to go? was running through my head at that High School pole vaulter Meghan like? Have you MM: Before each meet, I think point. I was talking to my parents R had time to sit of something a little bit different, afterwards and my dad had asked Matheny. Matheny recently won a state title. Here is a snippet of back and reflect I think, depending on what I am me, ‘If someone had told you at the that conversation; to hear the full on it a bit? doing well and not doing well that beginning of the season that you’d interview, visit ESPN Ithaca’s on- Tim Donnelly Meghan day. So, I think, definitely, at states, be a state champ, would you have demand PodCenter at ESPNIthaca. Matheny: I was thinking about running tall, believed them?’ and I said, ‘No.’ I com. Not quite yet. It hasn’t really set and jumping off the runway rather think standing on the podium, it was, in. It’s been really exciting and I than getting yanked off the runway kind of, just Oh my gosh, wow, this Tim Donnelly: It’s been a really definitely wouldn’t have imagined by the pole. That was definitely my actually happening.’ It was incredible. exciting couple of weeks for you, you mix ending my season this way. I’m just- main focus, and just thinking about in that honor (ESPN Ithaca Night of it’s a lot and hasn’t really sunk in. being relaxed and staying relaxed and – – – Champions Girls Track Athlete of the keeping loose. So, that’s what was Between the Lines with Tim Year) with Fueling Excellence Athlete TD: Now, let’s start talking going through my mind. Donnelly can be heard weekdays 4-6 of the Week, along with a New York about that New York State Division p.m. on ESPN Ithaca (1160 AM/107.1 2 Championship. Pole Vault is one of TD: Let’s look at the other side FM) and at ESPNIthaca.com. Lapp Continued from page 16 The victory put a cap on his career as a Panther, as Tompkins Cortland Community College is a two-year institution, so a decision (2008) as the only other Panther needed to be made after his day was golfer to ever win a national crown. done. For Lapp, he had made the Although his round was more than choice of his next step well before enough to win, he still was on pins he teed off in early June and it is and needles after his final shot rolled one that does not include the game in. he has grown to love. Instead, he’s “Actually, I didn’t play with switching to another love. the guys that were second and third After two years of college golf behind me, so when I got done, I and plenty of years of intense training didn’t know yet if I had won,” he said. on the course, Lapp will transfer “I had a pretty good feeling about it. next year to SUNY Cortland to play Four-under par on that course is a soccer. His former coach LaMarr pretty good score and I had a one- Peters is an assistant for the Red shot lead going into it, so that would Dragons and some talks with Peters have been a tough score to beat.” helped convince him to give it a try. Even with the atmosphere “I had played both golf and with the top golfers in the nation soccer from a really young age,” said during the week in Chautauqua, Lapp. “So, I just missed the game and Lapp dealt with it well. The key for I got a little burnt out from golf after him during the four days was stick playing it for 14 to 15 years straight. with the same level of play that he It kind of took a toll on me.” had shown throughout the course of A shoulder injury also nagged the season. Lapp for a good part of his college “I didn’t really think there was career, so soccer will alleviate that any pressure, I had been playing well pain. He hasn’t played competitively all year,” said Lapp. “I had won pretty since his days with the Blue Raiders much all the tournaments in our back in Trumansburg, and on a Red section, so I felt pretty good. I had Dragon team that made the second low scores throughout the whole year, round of the NCAA Tournament Photos provided so I don’t think there’s pressure, I just in 2017, he’ll have a good challenge Lansing's Nick Parkes dribbles past a Byron/Bergen-Elba defender during the try to stick to my game plan.” ahead of him. New York State Championship game. What’s On ESPN Ithaca This Week Parkes Live Play-by-Play Schedule Continued from page 16 To earn the honor at Night of (1160 AM/107.1 FM) Champions though, which includes a $1,000 scholarship provided by Monday, June 18 Sunday, June 24 family. Ehrhart Energy, accomplishments 4:25 p.m. — Yankees @ Nationals 12:30 p.m. — Yankees @ Rays “It definitely means a lot,” have to go beyond the court and said Parkes on his family support. field. Parkes, who will be attending Tuesday, June 19 Monday, June 25 “They’ve supported me ever since I Bucknell in the fall to study Civil 6:25 p.m. — Mariners @ Yankees 6:25 p.m. — Yankees @ Phillies started playing sports. But especially Engineering, was also the president this year, they’ve come to so many of the Student Council Organization, Wednesday, June 20 Tuesday, June 26 matches and soccer games and the vice president of the National 6:25 p.m. — Mariners @ Yankees 6:25 p.m. — Yankees @ Phillies they’ve sweated the big moments Honor Society and is an All Saints and it meant everything to have Church group leader. Thursday, June 21 Wednesday, June 27 them here (at Night of Champions) “Can’t say I expected it, but I 12:25 p.m. — Mariners @ Yankees 6:25 p.m. — Yankees @ Phillies celebrating with me.” hoped for it,” said Parkes on receiving After soccer season the honor. “And I hoped that if I Friday, June 22 Friday, June 29 culminated, Parkes switched his worked hard enough over the last 6:30 p.m. — Yankees @ Rays 6:25 p.m. — Red Sox @ Yankees focus over to tennis, which is where four years I would get to this point, he made another impact on the state and I’m happy to be here.” Saturday, June 23 Saturday, June 30 level. For the second straight year, he Grube also received a $1,000 3:30 p.m. — Yankees @ Rays 6:35 p.m. — Red Sox @ Yankees was able to qualify for the New York scholarship from Ehrhart Energy State Tournament at the USTA Billie as the Female winner and Bliss Jean King Tennis Center in Flushing, and Bubble both received $500 Check out ESPNIthaca.com for the most up to date Play-by-Play New York after he finished as the scholarships from Guthrie, which schedule. number two qualifier out of Section they will give to a deserving senior IV. student-athlete of their choice. June 18 - 24, 2018 TOMPKINS WEEKLY 13 ing and dementia, explore how the young and old, and from all walks of Come on your own, with friends or brain works, go through the differ- life. a group of colleagues. Ages 12 and June 18 ent stages of Alzheimer's disease, up are welcome! Interested in de- Greening Your Home and give an overview of the pro- veloping a community team? Want WHERE: Tompkins County Public grams and services offered by the June 22 to be part of community teams? Library Alzheimer's Association. Staff from American Red Cross Blood Drive Don't know where to start? Come DATE: Monday, June 18 the Office for the Aging will also WHERE: The Shops at Ithaca Mall to the Open house! Completely TIME: 6 to 7 p.m. be present after the workshop to DATE: Friday, June 22 free! MORE INFO: Mechanical En- share information about other local TIME: 1 to 4 p.m. gineer Gretchen BeVard of GMB programs and services to support MORE INFO: Ithaca Community Consulting Services will lead this families caring for loved ones with Blood Drive Proudly Hosted by The June 24 informational lecture series. Par- dementia. This is a free workshop, Shops at Ithaca Mall. Located in the Tburg Flea at Ithaca Vintage ticipants will learn how to improve preregistration is recommended. Lansing Community Room, space WHERE: Ithaca Vintage, 2289 their home's energy footprint, be To register, call Tompkins County F28 from 1:00PM to 6:00PM. Route 96, Trumansburg environmentally friendly, and save Office for the Aging, 274-5492 or Please call 1-800-RED CROSS DATE: Sunday, June 24 money. email [email protected]. or visit redcrossblood.org to make TIME: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. your lifesaving appointment today! MORE INFO: The second install- Ithaca Farmer’s Market at East Hill ment of the TBurg Flea at Ithaca Plaza Ithaca Reggae Fest Vintage! A multi-vendor outdoor WHERE: East Hill Plaza, 327 Pine WHERE: Stewart Park, Ithaca flea market. Antiques, Collectibles, Tree Rd, Ithaca DATE: Saturday, June 22 - 24 Local Artists and Craftspeople and DATE: Wednesday, June 20 TIME: 11 a.m. much more. Rain or shine at 2289 TIME: 4 to 7 p.m. MORE INFO: Ithaca Reggae Rt. 96 in Trumansburg. Free admis- MORE INFO: Get your mid- Fest, dedicated to the protection sion. Vendors contact Steven@ week grocery shopping done at of Cayuga Lake through a vibrant Ithacavintage.com. Civil Service Workshop our Wednesday market at East Hill celebration of Ithaca’s legendary WHERE: 171 E. State Street, Cen- Plaza. Sample all the bounties of reggae community and its history, ter Ithaca, Room 241 our region in one convenient loca- is proud to announce its return to DATE: Monday, June 18 tion! Ithaca, New York June 22 through TIME: 1 to 2 p.m. 24, 2018. Following the success MORE INFO: Learn how to look of last year’s inaugural event, this up exam and vacancy information June 21 year will expand to a weekend long for various forms of government. Restoration Works International celebration with official events We’ll look at the application process WHERE: Southworth Library throughout the city, including The and provide an understanding of DATE: Thursday, June 21 Haunt and Ithaca Beer Co., with navigating the process. TIME: 7 p.m. the main event on Saturday return- MORE INFO: The mission of ing to beautiful Stewart Park. Restoration Works International Drag Story Hour June 19 is to restore buildings of cultural WHERE: Buffalo Street Books Short Course in civics for citizen- significance and provide cultural ex- June 23 DATE: Sunday, June 24 ship change and understanding. Dryden Purple Valley Band TIME: 12 to 1 p.m. WHERE: Tompkins County Public native Gretchen Worth will talk WHERE: Stella’s Barn, 1346 El- MORE INFO: Our pals from Library about her work and journeys with mira Rd, Newfield House of Merlot will be reading DATE: Tuesday, June 19 the charity and the historic spaces DATE: Saturday, June 23 children's books about unique- TIME: 6 p.m. they restore. TIME: 7 to 9 p.m. ness, love, and acceptance every MORE INFO: The Community MORE INFO: Find more info last Sunday of the month. Books Learning and Service Partnership at: https://www.facebook.com/ will vary month to month, but we (CLASP) will be on site to help events/189052291689648 guarantee much drama and fun participants in their quest for US will ALWAYS ensue! With grateful citizenship. An important part of Hopshire’s Fifth Birthday Party homage to Drag Queen Story Hour preparing for the citizenship exam is WHERE: Hopshire Farms and created by Michelle Tea and RA- being familiar with 100 Civics ques- Brewery, 1771 Dryden Rd, Freeville DAR Productions. tions on American government, DATE: Saturday, June 23 history, geography, and holidays. TIME: 12 to 7 p.m. Stewart Park Then and Now CLASP will provide instruction and CFCU Summer Concert Series MORE INFO: Join us in celebrat- Guided Walking Tour materials. Presents: Vanishing Sun ing our 5th Birthday at Hopshire. WHERE: Stewart Park WHERE: Bernie Milton Pavilion, Music, BBQ and Hopshire beer! DATE: Sunday, June 24 Ithaca Commons TIME: 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. June 20 DATE: Thursday, June 21 Dragon Boat open house and mini- MORE INFO: Explore the build- The Basics: Memory Loss, Demen- TIME: 6 to 8 p.m. scrimmage ings and sites that capture the tia and Alzheimer's Disease MORE INFO: Vanishing Sun WHERE: Cass Park Rink, Pool, and history of the park—and hear plans WHERE: Tompkins County Of- kicks off the 2018 CFCU Summer Fields for its ongoing revitalization—on a fice for the Aging, 214 W. Martin Concert Series (on the Summer DATE: Saturday, June 23 guided walking tour led by Friends Luther King Jr./State St., Ithaca Solstice, naturally). This Rochester- TIME: 1 to 3 p.m. of Stewart Park’s Executive Di- DATE: Wednesday, June 20 based R&B, jazz and funk group MORE INFO: We are having an- rector Rick Manning and Board TIME: 12 to 1 p.m. delivers an explosive, tight, high en- other Open House to promote the Chair Diana Riesman, who is also MORE INFO: Staff from the ergy show. From the jam scene to July 14 dragon boat festival. We en- Executive Director of the Wharton Alzheimer's Association will discuss jazz festivals, the band has steadily courage local community teams to Studio Museum. Meet at the Picnic the difference between normal ag- drawn a following from music fans come to this event for a scrimmage. (Large) Pavilion.

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June 18 - 24, 2018 TOMPKINS WEEKLY 15 Parkes awarded for work on and off the field By Will LeBlond year for the senior Tompkins Weekly started off in the fall when he led the Bobcats he Fifth boys soccer team to Annual ESPN their most memorable Ithaca Night season in program of Champions awards history. He was named T the IAC Division Player banquet on June 10 brought together the best of the Year and a first- that high school athletics team All-State pick, in the area has to offer but his biggest accolade and it also served as a came from his biggest fitting end to an eventful contribution. In sudden year for Nick Parkes. death double overtime The Lansing of the New York State native earned one of the Class C Championship two highest honors for Game, he scored the athletes on the night game-winning goal when he was named the against Byron/Bergen- Male Scholar-Athlete Elba in Middletown of the Year after he to complete a dream put together a resume season for the Bobcats. that went above and His goal helped beyond. He was joined him earn tournament by Mackenzie Grube of MVP honors and Spencer-Van Etten, who Photos provided y ESPN Ithaca he was glad to share was named the Female From Left to right: Chris Bubble of Newfield Boys Basketball - Coach of the Year in a Boys Sport; Nick the moment with his Scholar-Athlete of the Parkes with his Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year award; Mackenzie Grube of Spencer-Van Etten with her Fe- brother Benji, who was Year, and Ithaca High male Scholar-Athlete of the Year award; BJ Bliss of Ithaca Girls Lacrosse - Coach of the Year in a Girls Sport. named the Boys Soccer Girls Lacrosse coach BJ Coach of the Year at Bliss and Newfield Boys Night of Champions Basketball coach Chris talents brought him to the state stage the Country Club of Ithaca. “With for his work with the Bubble earned the top coaching in a couple sports. tennis and soccer this year, as well as Bobcats, but also the rest of his honors on the evening. “It’s a great feeling to have this award. It’s kind of a culmination For Parkes, he not only years of hard work pay off,” said of everything.” Continued on page 13 excelled at the local level, but his Parkes after he accepted the honor at The highlight-filled school Tburg’s Lapp ends college golf career with dream finish

By Will LeBlond Tompkins Weekly

rumansburg native and Tompkins Cortland Community College sophomoreT Dan Lapp knew that his days as a college golfer were numbered heading into the NJCAA Division III National Championship, so he decided to give it all he had.

Above: Photo by Darl Zehr Photography. Left: Photo by Mick McDaniel Dan Lapp has ended his college golf career on a high note and now he's ready to try something new. Lapp will soon be heading to SUNY Cortland to play soccer.

The 2016 Charles O. Chautauqua, New York, Lapp shot score of 4-under-par 68. “I’ve had a Dickerson High School graduate in back-to-back rounds of 76 to keep couple rounds that were a little better Trumansburg had a couple stops in himself in contention with the than that, but with it being on the his college golf career, including one leaders, but his final two days are final day and with all the pressure, I’d year at Division I Saint Peter’s, but what will go down as legend. He fired say that’s the top one.” his most memorable moment came a third round 73 to take a one-shot Lapp’s final day round blew in early June. In the final tournament lead heading into the fourth and final away the rest of the field. After he of his college career, he played for a day. Then, with the title on the line, led by one shot heading into the national title, and he grew stronger he played the round of his life. last round, his low score gave him a each day. “I would say that’s probably nine-stroke victory to join Kris Boyes In the four-day event one of the top-10 best rounds of my Continued on page 13 at Chautauqua Golf Club in life,” said Lapp on his final round

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