May 28 - June 3, 2018 TOMPKINS WEEKLY

Locally Owned & Operated TompkinsWeekly.com Vol. 13, No. 14 The man behind the metal

Photo by Jamie Swinnerton Durand Van Doren has been working in his shop in Mecklenburg for 15 years. Recently Van Doren worked with the City of Ithaca to create 12 new artistic bike racks for the downtown area.

By Jamie Swinnerton “I liked shop in high school blacksmith shop anymore, tedious. maybe it’s a small candelabra, as a Tompkins Weekly and I imagined myself a woodsman So, they had to hire somebody on the wedding present I think it was 35 with all the skills, that was really outside.” years ago. They came back to buy he vibrant public art scene appealing to go after and try and He had just moved to town another one for their daughter.” of downtown Ithaca recently learn that,” Van Doren said of his when he was offered the job. He The city of Ithaca approached found itself growing with 12 entry into blacksmithing. found the work to be right up his Van Doren after the company it new functional art pieces that double Van Doren, a resident of alley. had originally planned to work with T Trumansburg, rents his forge in “I like to make things, I like to produce the bike racks was too as bike racks. A sun and clouds outside of Bool’s Flower Shop, a fish Mecklenburg, which is strewn with to craft things, so here’s a new set of expensive. outside of Luna’s Street Food, and dozens of his past projects and art skills and I was a good worker,” Van “We actually, initially, an outline of New York State by the work. A giant sunflower throne, Doren said. thought we were going to Dewitt Mall are just some of the new, several sizable pie racks, a bench The commune sent him partner with a national bike rack colorful displays. made of horseshoes, and a queen- to the second ever Blacksmith’s manufacturer,” said Tom Knipe, The racks were designed sized bed frame are just a few of the convention, held in Georgia. This is currently City of Ithaca Deputy by area residents and submitted creations he still has. where Van Doren heard about the Director for Economic Development. to the City of Ithaca. Around 80 After moving to a little town Turley Forge Blacksmithing School “But, by some luck actually, that submissions were eventually whittled in upstate New York Van Doren in Santa Fe. After taking the next manufacturer, their turn-around time down to 12 and with the help of started working in a blacksmith fall course at Turley’s, Van Doren was quite long and we found that Bike Walk Tompkins the city came shop in what he calls a commune of immediately opened his own forge. they were a little bit difficult to work up with a few high-traffic areas to hippies. He’s been working as a blacksmith with so we came back to the drawing put them. But before they could be “People in the commune ever since and has picked up a bit of a board and said ‘We should see if installed they needed to be pushed were supposed to work in the following. it would work to work with a local from vision to reality and Durand blacksmith shop instead of “The first couple of years I manufacturer.’ Because that was really Van Doren was the man to do it. freeloading,” Van Doren said. didn’t really make very much money,” something we were hoping for from A local blacksmith and artist, Van “You had to do some work. We Van Doren said. “Some of the the beginning.” Doren and his helper Teo Aceto were coming around to that in the customers are still around. The other This is not Van Doren’s first brought the ideas to life in Durand’s commune. And people decided day someone came back. I made him Forge in Mecklenburg. that they didn’t want to work in the a little candle holder for the table, Continued on page 4

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2 TOMPKINS WEEKLY May 28 - June 3, 2018 Sponsored by LDANSINGryden Salt Point Brewing: By the Community, for the community

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t’s small and a little inconspicuous but after a successful word-of-mouth Ieffort it can’t be ignored. Since opening last month, Salt Point Brewing, Lansing’s latest addition to the food and drink scene, has quickly become a popular spot for community gathering. While this new local spot is enveloped by the community, it is the Lansing area that led to its creation in the first place. The brewery has four owners, two couples. Growing up, Alexandra Karnow’s best friend was Sarah Hesse. “When we got significant others, they met – my husband Chris met Camilo 10 or 12 years ago – and they immediately hit it off on a friendship level,” Hesse said.

Photos provided Above: Chris Hesse, left, and Camilo Bohorquez, right, are responsible for the beer produced by Salt Point Brewing, which opened in Lansing in April. Left: Sarah Hesse arranges a flight of Salt Point originals. All the beer at Salt Point is brewed in-house.

Years later after Karnow the bureaucratic process for licensing graduated from medical school Hesse and all the other necessities they said they convinced her and her spent time doing some interior work, husband Camilo Bohorquez to move putting in their own brew equipment to the area. Chris taught Camilo to make all their beers in-house and about homebrewing and together start brewing in February of this year. they shared the experience of creating “We knew that we wanted to their own beer. Now, Chris Hesse is be in Lansing, we all live in Lansing,” Salt Point’s Brewer, and Camilo is Hesse said. “We saw that there was the Brewing Manager. But the titles room for more evening, afternoon don’t really matter, they all pitch in places for the community to gather where needed. and hang out. So, we knew that we “About a year and a half ago wanted to establish in Lansing. We we just kind of decided that the cards weren’t ready to jump in and purchase were all right and we were ready a property. We wanted to kind of do a to go for it,” Hesse said about the test kitchen concept first.” decision to open the brewery. “Just a The location, on a main big combination of everybody’s life intersection in town, and the visibility circumstances being in a position it offered was one of the main reasons where we could really jump into Salt Point moved into the space on something like this.” East Shore Drive. Hesse said the They decided to go for it and group decided on something small file their trademark paperwork and for a more affordable renting, keeping licensing. They found their building their overhead costs manageable. next to Rogue’s Harbor Inn on East Shore Drive and rent it from the Continued on page 11 Inn’s owners. While working through TOMPKINS WEEKLY Jamie Swinnerton,Keeping Managing You Editor, Connected [email protected] Michael Alderson, Production ______Will LeBlond, Sports, [email protected] Kevin English, Account Manager, [email protected] Janice Streb, Project Manager, [email protected] Todd Mallinson, Advertising Director, [email protected] ______Jodie Gibson, Sales Manager, [email protected] ______Todd Mallinson, Publisher, [email protected] Contributors: Eric______Banford, Charley Githler, Cosmo Genova, Sue Henninger, Mariah Mottley ______Calendar Listing: [email protected] Letters and Commentary Policy Tompkins Weekly welcomes letters to the editor. They should contain no more than 450 words. Letters should 5901705 be emailed to [email protected], or mailed to our address below. Letters must be signed and include an address and phone number; unsigned letters will not be published. CONTENTS OF TOMPKINS WEEKLY ARE COPYRIGHT (C) 2018, BY VIZELLA MEDIA, LLC

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May 28 - June 3, 2018 TOMPKINS WEEKLY 3 News Metal Continued from page 1 While the city originally found 16 places they wanted to place the new bike racks the budget could time working with the City of Ithaca. only afford 12. But, there may still be Over the years he has built up a solid hope for those last four spots. Knipe reputation with the municipality. said he would like to see them filled It’s because of this relationship that in the future, and maybe add more he became the City’s go-to local bike racks beyond the downtown manufacturer for the bike racks. area, but more funding would have “It ended up being a great to be found. It’s possible that Van partnership,” Knipe said. “He’s Doren and the City of Ithaca may fantastic to work with.” not yet be finished creating functional The idea for the bike racks public art to celebrate bike culture in was Knipe’s, several years ago. It Ithaca. wasn’t until fairly recently that the “I’m happy to work for the city,” funding was found to pursue the Van Doren said. “I love to make work project through a local donor Knipe outside in the public. People like it or said would prefer to stay anonymous. enjoy my creativity or my fabricating Knipe initiated the project when Photos by Jamie Swinnerton skills. I try to be just a good workman he was the Tourism Director for Above: Van Doren works in his forge in Mecklenburg. Below: Just a few of the and do a good job and make stuff Tompkins County and involved with new artistic bike racks designed by local residents and fabricated by Van Doren. that’s going to last.” public art, as well as a volunteer with Van Doren’s work can be found all over the area, and beyond. He is in BikeWalk Tompkins. make what was on the paper and with National Bike Month, and “I was aware of the need for the finishing stages of several benches try and choose materials that would the introduction of LimeBikes to for Cornell University that were bike racks and thought this was a be way sturdy, for years of fighting downtown Ithaca. Next month on neat idea to sort of combine the idea specially designed to highlight several against vandalism and accidents,” June 8 the city will celebrate the of the agriculture departments, of adding some color and interest Van Doren said. “So, try to make a winning designs at the Community to the downtown, while also filling he is in the process of creating a really, really sturdy appliance for the School of Music and Arts. Members commissioned weather vane, while a need for bike racks,” Knipe said of budget.” of the public are invited to view the the projects beginnings. the hinges he created for a private tea After Van Doren and his designs at the CSMA and vote for house door might soon be sent off Although Van Doren has helpers created all of the bike racks their favorite anytime before the June worked with the city before, this to its owner. Van Doren’s work runs they were sent to the Hubbell 8 ceremony. the gamut from functional to artistic, is his first big, artistic project with Galvanizing Company in Yorkville to Ithaca. The designs he was given to functionally artistic. But all are be galvanized using a special powder created with a particular brand of a were fairly basic. It was Van Doren coating process, which is highly and several helpers who chose the former hippie commune blacksmith durable. and artist from New Jersey. materials and decided how best to “The very best,” Van Doren create them to be durable and usable. said, “that’s what they got. The best I It took them six weeks to fabricate all can make, absolutely.” 12 designs. The timing for the new “We just did our best to bike racks happened to coincide 2017/18 SEASON

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4 TOMPKINS WEEKLY May 28 - June 3, 2018 News Q & A with candidate Tracy Mitrano Tompkins Weekly Staff has failed to represent their interests. He has sold us out and tries to he upcoming June 26 divide us through sensationalized Democratic primary for New labels that don’t reflect who we are. York's 23rd congressional He continues to put his wealthy districtT is a crowded one. Tompkins donors and special interests first Weekly has sent this Q and A to all and then neglect the real needs of the primary candidates and will be of the people of this district. printing them in the order received. TW: What do you offer to the Tompkins Weekly: What makes residents of Tompkins County that the you qualified to be the Congressional other candidates running in the primary Representative for NY 23? do not? Tracy Mitrano: I am running TM: I connect with people to put people first. My family, social deeply. I’ve spent my life in Western and internet policy experience at the and Southern Tier New York. I have federal, state and local level makes deep roots throughout NY-23. I me uniquely prepared to get to work can speak directly to the issues that in Washington, D.C. on Day One. I challenge many people through served 10 Years on the Ithaca Town the district. My older brother is Planning Board, the Tompkins developmentally disabled, blind and County Legislature’s Broadband currently lives in an institutional Committee, the Tompkins County setting. As a child, my family nearly Library Board of Trustees, the New went bankrupt paying medical bills York State Board of Education Task when my mother became critically ill. Force on Distance Education, the Growing up, I worked in my father’s National Institute for Technology restaurant and I saw firsthand how in Liberal Arts Education, and the difficult it can be to sustain a small EDUCAUSE Board. business. As Congresswoman, I’ll Tracy Mitrano As a cybersecurity specialist, empathize with NY-23 families who I’ll promote a foreign policy that have endured similar struggles. I’ll starts with: TW: Where do you stand on Safe will reestablish America’s standing fight to put their needs first. • Healthy people - creating Injection Facilities? in the world, protecting it from I will bring economic affordable, accessible healthcare for TM: I support Safe Injection cyber attacks from state and non- opportunity back to NY-23, and everyone, including our veterans Facilities as a medically responsible state actors who wish to undermine I have the team to do it. I have a and seniors who depend on Social and safe way to reduce the American interests domestically and massive 300+ volunteer apparatus Security and Medicare; transmission of infectious disease abroad. When elected to Congress, that is growing every day. I also have • Educated people - fighting that can occur through intravenous I’ll be the only cyber security expert a highly professional campaign team for Universal Pre-K and affordable drug use. However, these facilities in Congress. with experience against entrenched education with reduced college debt; are only one piece of the puzzle in incumbents in traditionally red areas. certification programs to update skill addressing the opioid crisis. We TW: Why are you running for We are ready to go toe-to-toe against sets in information technology and must also provide appropriate federal Representative of NY 23? Tom Reed in November. I have a data processing support including rehabilitative and TM: People. I’m running for message that will mobilize not only • Technologically-prepared restorative services such as recovery the grandmother worrying about Democratic, but also unaffiliated people - expanding technological programs, affordable healthcare, her Social Security and Medicare voters, independent and disenchanted infrastructure including high-speed mental health care and family - and her grandson’s healthcare Republicans after the Primary. Since internet and cell phone coverage counseling, to be funded by Big and crippling opioid addiction. I’m my passion and background play very • Clean water, air, and land Pharma. running for two teachers in our well with key demographics that have - protecting the environment for district who after celebrating 20 years been crucial to recent democratic the future of our children and TW: The heroin and opioid crisis of marriage now watch their 18-year- wins across the country, my team grandchildren has had a major impact in this region. old son apply to colleges they can is well-poised to strike at Reed’s • Unified people - healing the How do you plan on addressing the barely afford. I’m running for a father vulnerabilities. He should be very political and geographical divide crisis? who drives his 8-year-old daughter afraid. that separate neighbors, families, TM: Heroin and Opioid drug to their town’s library after it’s closed and friends. Find ways to bridge our addiction is ravaging communities - just to pick up its wi-fi signal to TW: What is your plan to stimulate differences. across NY-23 and our nation. As finish her science homework due the job growth in the NY 23? Our efforts will make NY-23 Congresswoman, I will support next day. TM: We need a people-first plan and its rural communities, towns and thoughtful legislation that will I’m running to fight for to bring economic opportunity back cities a great place to live, work and expand access to prevention, working families, seniors, veterans, to all of NY-23’s 11 counties. My raise a family. treatment, and recovery. I will and the future of our children and plan to attract capital, better paying Continued on page 6 grandchildren because Tom Reed jobs and more tourism to NY-23

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May 28 - June 3, 2018 TOMPKINS WEEKLY 5 News / Opinion Mitrano Continued from page 5 about you? of Dryden Deputy Supervisor and Congressional Primary. TM: My team is ready to Former NY-22 District Office The first member of my family take on Tom Reed and have Representative Dan Lamb, Tioga to go to college, I’ve graduated also support legislation that will built great momentum. We’ve County Democratic Committee with a B.A. from the University ensure that insurance coverage for received endorsements from the Chair Diane Lechner, and Jamestown of Rochester, received a M.A. and addiction recovery is available on par Working Families Party (WFP) City Councilwoman Vanessa Ph.D in American History from with other health conditions. I will and the Women’s Equality Party, Weinert. My team has won all four Binghamton University, and a J.D. hold hearings on how Big Pharma guaranteeing our team’s place on the 2018 NY-23 Democratic straw polls from Cornell Law School. I’m a precipitated this crisis and how the general election ballot in November by sizable margins. We collected registered Democrat and Yates people can hold them responsible for 2018. We’ve been endorsed by a over 5300 petition signatures, four County voter. I’m the proud mother rehabilitation costs. cross section of local elected across times what was required to get on of two adult sons. NY-23’s 11 counties including Ithaca the ballot. This represents 50% of I’m ready to put people first TW: What do you want the Mayor Svante Myrick, Watkins the number of individuals who voted again. residents of Tompkins County to know Glen Mayor Sam Schimizzi, Town in the 2012 NY-23 Democratic Signs of Sustainability Fresh produce and savings served up by local program

By Maggie McAden agriculture provides consumers with that produce is either conveniently choose the one that best suits them. (Originally published on the Get Your the opportunity to buy a “share” of a pre-packaged for delivery or pick Robinson started with one CSA GreenBack Tompkins blog (March 31, 2018)) farm’s harvest in advance, and then up, or consumers visit the farm or farm, and then switched to another receive a portion of the crops as they another location to pick out the exact one because it was right across the ithout the Healthy Food are harvested each week throughout types and amount of produce that street from her daughter’s school. for All (HFFA) program, the season. This arrangement offers they want. Robinson said that she was Sierra Robinson and Yayoi both consumers and farmers many The CSA season is typically 23 shopping at Greenstar, a local, natural might not have been able to afford benefits; for starters, consumers weeks during the summer and cost food cooperative market when she W gain access to fresh, quality food upwards of $500 for the season. saw a flier for HFFA. She then went fresh, local, organic produce for their families. home and visited the website. “I “CSA...it really saved me,” Yayoi was blown away by the fact that the said. “I don’t know how I’d do it organization existed,” she said. without CSA and Healthy Food For She said that she and other All. It’s just so wonderful.” low-income families cannot afford HFFA is a non-profit program access to the kind of fresh produce of Cornell Cooperative Extension CSA without the subsidies that of Tompkins County in partnership HFFA provides.“I could never with local farms that makes afford an organic CSA without that fresh produce accessible to low- organization,” Robinson said. income households via subsidized Robinson said she estimates Community Supported Agriculture that she saves hundreds of dollars (CSA) shares. Farmers initiated a month that she would have HFFA a decade ago to give food- spent on fruits and vegetables for insecure neighbors the opportunity her and her daughter prior to the to be nourished by the high-quality subsidized CSA share she has. She fruits and vegetables grown in their also said that she directly saves $25 community. a month on her CSA share due to HFFA’s partnership of organic subsidies HFFA provides. She said farms will provide 200 families with that she has an even more generous affordable CSA shares this season, subsidy because she is a single with plans to continue growing that parent. number each year. Participating farms Yayoi, 44, is also a single Photo by Maggie McAden mother and lives in West Village include Full Plate Farm Collective Sierra Robinson and her 6-year-old daughter, Annabelle, prepare vegetables left (Stick & Stone Farm, Remembrance over from their CSA share for dinner. with her son who is a senior in Farm, and the Youth Farm), Ithaca high school. She has participated Organics, Kestrel Perch Berries, in HFFA for at least three years. Nook and Cranny Farm, Plowbreak She has a boxed share as it is most Farm, Six Circles Farm, Sweet Land for a great value, and farmers get a Because of HFFA, income-eligible convenient for her busy schedule. Farm, TC3 Farm, Tree Gate Farm guaranteed income for the season. households pay half (or less) of the Yayoi works in her garden in and West Haven Farm. CSA shares are typically either in a full price and can pay monthly using West Village. She said she gets her Community supported boxed or free-choice format, meaning SNAP (food stamps). vegetables from both her garden and Sierra Robinson, a single mother her CSA share. “CSA...it really saved of a 6-year-old girl, moved to Ithaca me,” she said. “I don’t know how I’d around a year and a half ago for do it without CSA and Healthy Food new job opportunities and what For All. It’s just so wonderful.” she describes as a growing organic She said she has experiences with farm movement. She is a paralegal two farms, but when one took a break and a part-time instructor at a local she chose another that was close to preschool. her home on West Hill. She said This upcoming summer will be HFFA also helps her save money in Robinson’s third time receiving a both direct and indirect ways. CSA share through HFFA. Because “I know I save a couple of 10 farms participate in HFFA, there Continued on page 7 are lots of options so people can

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6 TOMPKINS WEEKLY May 28 - June 3, 2018 Opinion treet Signs S Continued from page 6 Robinson said she filled out an online relationships because of the trust that form for the farm she was interested develops between the farmer and the in having a CSA share with and then consumer. eat hundred dollars when I use Healthy mailed in her check. She said that she “I know the farmers and their TheB word on the street found the entire process very simple. practices, and they don’t do anything Food for All for the season,” Yayoi from around Tompkins County said. “It’s really straight-forward, it’s irresponsible like large industrial Yayoi also said that she saves really easy,” she said. “It’s just basic farms might do,” she said. By Jamie Swinnerton even more money through HFFA information, and then you just have Robinson said these forged because she no longer has to buy to mail in your deposit with that.” relationships also extend to other uestion: What advice do you organic produce from the grocery Robinson said that this summer subscribers. have for recent graduates? store—something she said can be she is switching back to a CSA that “It’s connected me more with the Q very expensive. offers the free choice option because community,” she said. “You tend to “I can’t really quantify it, but I of their wide selection of food run into the same people and make save a whole lot,” Yayoi said. “It’s and what she considers one of the connections and before you know amazing.” most important parts of CSA: the it you have this huge community of HFFA also hosts workshops on relationships she develops. friends that you didn’t have before food preservation, gardening, and “When you go to pick up your you had the CSA.” home composting, as well as special food you can sit there and talk to Yayoi said she is now events to establish a community the farmer about what’s going on encouraging other people in her with CSA subscribers and farmers. with the farm and the food and community, including her neighbors, “They’re not even just giving it to us,” they’re really available,” she said. to participate in HFFA. Robinson said. “They’re supporting us “And that’s a part of it for me, too … “I just got one neighbor on the throughout the entire process.” being engaged with the farm and the program, and she’s so happy about it,” The application forms for each process.” she said. “She’s so excited! She’s an farm can be found on HFFA’s Yayoi said she finds that locally older, retired lady, and she just wants website. For the application process, sourced agriculture helps form close to eat healthy vegetables.” “Stay and support the Ithaca economy.” — Tom, Ithaca

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By Jineet Patel friendships with new classmates. In that week preceding n Sunday, I graduated from orientation, I worked at a local Cornell University, and to elementary school in need of repairs, some extent, Ithaca, leaving helped prepare a garage sale to raise Othe places I called home for the past funds for a local non-profit, visited four years. residents at a local nursing home, and Looking back to freshman year, more. I had no idea that Tompkins County Through my POST experiences, would eventually influence me as I was able to start my time at Cornell much as the university. with the realization that Ithaca isn’t My first introduction to Ithaca Photo provided by Cornell University just home to the university, but a was the Pre-Orientation Service Jineet Patel graduated from Cornell truly unique and thriving community Trips (POST) program through University this past weekend, but his on its own, as obvious as that is to Cornell’s Public Service Center. higher education experience was influ- most of you reading this column. "Go travel as much as you can before you enced as much by the community as go to work." Before then, I didn’t know much the school he chose. Coming into Cornell, I knew about Cornell’s home community. I was going to be on the pre- — Liu, visiting Ithaca What better way to start my medical track. Seeking out clinical time in Ithaca and at Cornell than a five-day program comprised of Continued on page 10 community projects, and building

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May 28 - June 3, 2018 TOMPKINS WEEKLY 7 News Thinking Ahead Continued: Resources to stay in your home By Jamie Swinnerton physician,” Stuart said. Lifelong has to offer is a hub for new “We’re pretty fortunate that Tompkins Weekly Most, if not all, of the services friendships and relationships.” we have such a community that really offered by VNS can be covered Among the activities at wants to help the seniors,” Dunn said. ast month’s Thinking Ahead by insurance and Stuart said the Lifelong are Chair Yoga, Watercolor The connections between covered several of the resources organization takes basically all the class, a knitting circle, French classes, Lifelong members works in a similar available to Tompkins County major insurance providers. But, a chess social group, Tai Chi, and way. The groups that form within the residents who want to age-in-place VNS also bills both Medicaid a lunch group. One of the upsides Lifelong community look out for L and Medicare. For people without to living in a college town is the each other, Dunn said. in their own home. Love Living at Home and Foodnet Meals on insurance Stuart said there is a sliding availability of professors, both current “I can think of a number of Wheels offer, among numerous scale pay option and limited charity and former, who offer their skills to different situation where the social benefits, a real community and care. local organizations. groups or even the exercise fitness regular interaction for the local Collaboration between local The point, Dunn said, is to feel classes where somebody’s not there, population that wants the freedom agencies is a strong asset in the connected. Making relationships can not only do the other participants but to live at home as they get older. But Tompkins County community. VNS help people find purpose, as well as the instructors they all say ‘Oh, you these are hardly the only resources works closely with the Office for the friends. But Lifelong can also be an know, we haven’t seen so-and-so, they available in the area for this purpose. Aging, Lifelong, and Love Living entry point to other services for their haven’t been here in a while,’” Dunn Visiting Nurse Service of at Home, to name just a few. Of the members. The organization works said. “So, there’s definitely a reaching Ithaca and Tompkins County offers many important things that VNS closely with the Office for the Aging out, whether it be a phone call or numerous health care services to does is recognize the hard work that to help members find resources that even to send out a Thinking Of You area residents, right in their home. so many are doing in the community. Lifelong may not have. But the card, hope all is well. That is really Rehabilitation, tele-health services, “We’ve been part of an reverse is also true. The Office for common.” wound care, weight monitoring, initiative to elevate the respect for the Aging often refers community Information about VNS can IV therapy, and help with meal the work that home health aids do,” members that call them to the dozens be found online at vnsithaca.org or by preparation, housework and errands, Stuart said. “We have organized a of classes and activities that Lifelong calling (607) 273-0466. Information are just some of the services VNS can yearly home health aid recognition, organizes, to learn another language, about Lifelong can be found online offer to local clients, among many this is for everybody in the or to better understand their at tclifelong.org or by calling (607) others. community.” healthcare options. 273-1511. “Our agency provides One big aspect of skilled nursing, physical therapy, serving this older population occupational therapy, nutrition that many of the local services, social work, and speech organizations want to address History of Tompkins therapy along with home health aid, is isolation. When people and we provide the patient’s services living independently become County in-home,’ said Sue Ellen Stuart, isolated their health can Executive Director of VNS. “So, right decline and being alone can now we provide services to about become a risky situation. To 2,000 patients every year, and that’s a help with this, VNS often whole variety of different patients.” refers patients to Love Living Many of the patients that at Home, the relatively new VNS see are recovering from hip and organization in the area that knee replacements in their home. last month’s feature covered. Stuart said that VNS can provide Living independently doesn’t the necessary care for these patients have to be risky, and it doesn’t in their home until they are strong have to be boring. Lifelong, enough to go to out-patient therapy. a local community center for But VNS doesn’t just take short-term active older adults, has one patients, there are options for long- mission here in Tompkins term care as well. County, to enhance the lives of To be eligible for VNS a older adults in the community patient must have an order from through engaging and their physician. Stuart said her stimulating activities. organization gets referrals from across “As people get older the region, from doctors in Rochester their circle of relationships and Syracuse, and also from the local somewhat diminishes, whether Guthrie clinics. it be loss of loved ones, “People can also call in or relatives, or friends, or Photo provided by The History Center in Tompkins County themselves if they feel they need retirement, said Tammy Dunn, In the 1920s many rural schools in Tompkins County didn’t have their own libraries, so the Tomp- services and we can help with calling Program Director at Lifelong. kins County Public Library was brought to them by the librarian in a book truck. This image shows appreciative school children from the Budd’s School District #14 in Enfield Falls, ca. 1928. their insurance company or their “So, I think a big part of what

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8 TOMPKINS WEEKLY May 28 - June 3, 2018 News Trumansburg Mayor’s vision for the future By Elaine Springer said that when we let our runs parallel with his work in the Tompkins Weekly larger political leanings financial industry, which he has come down to the local been navigating since his late teens his past March, Village community level, I don’t as an investor, professional trader, of Trumansburg residents think that’s helpful. Your and licensed broker, and currently welcomed Rordan Hart friends, your neighbors, as a financial advisor with H&H as their new Village mayor, who, your acquaintances, and Financial Group in Trumansburg. T the people you see in the Both his roles as mayor and financial at 42, is the youngest mayor of Trumansburg since at least the street or in the stores or advisor require him to think about 1970s. The nomination came restaurants can get along the future and what individuals, as a complete surprise to Hart, on pretty much anything businesses, and the community will who was nominated by both locally. Of course, there look like in five to 10 years, and what the democratic and republican will be disagreements, resources will need to be available. parties. Hart ended up running and when there are Equally important is the ability to only on the Democratic line disagreements it’s on a get to know clients and constituents after a complication with the specific issue. You don’t and have their best interest in mind. Republican Caucus, and the need to inject with other Hart recognizes the importance of board of elections invalidated issues that don’t directly relationship building, being present the caucus results. After an affect the Village to create and approachable in the community, aggressive write-in campaign by contention about issues and having open, honest dialogue, Steve Garner, Hart ultimately such as water, sewer, regardless of political affiliation or won the election with a total of sidewalks, employees, stance on issues. He said, “If you can 325 votes. Of his victory, Hart Photo provided EMS, and fire, etc. I have get to know the people you live with said, “Now it’s time to take Rordan Hart has been a Trumansburg Village Trustee for yet to see how (holding and serve, then all of your decision several years and was recently elected Mayor of the vil- to a higher ideology) making, even when people don’t agree my 11 years of experience (as lage. He is a life-long resident of Trumansburg. Village Trustee) to see what I helps at the local level.” with you, can be more easily justified can do for the Village.” In addition, Hart believes and can be smoother.” A lifelong resident of unopposed in the following two people are more nuanced Hart cited the proposed Trumansburg, Hart’s parents elections, after being nominated by than the Democratic and Republican development project, Hamilton immigrated to the area in the early the Democratic party. ideologies have to offer, so it makes Square, which is the largest and 1970s; his father from South Africa, Of his accomplishments on sense to not put a label on any most controversial development the and his mother from Taiwan. Both of the board, Hart takes very little one person’s political affiliation Village has seen in decades, as one his parents came to the area to attend credit for any of them, and freely when it comes down to local issues of the most important issues facing Cornell University, where they met. gives accolades to his colleagues. such as maintaining and growing the Village. He has a unique take on Hart’s mother had already completed “As for projects, I was a part of infrastructure and dealing with the project that has nothing to do her medical training overseas, several but couldn’t take all the personnel. with politics and everything to do credit for any one,” he said. “I was and after completing her medical Hart’s work as mayor and Continued on page 12 residency in Baltimore she worked happy to be a part of the move to community leader in the Village as the Medical Director at Willard ambulance billing, which was highly Psychiatric Center in Ovid. On April controversial at the time but has 1, 1977, Dr. Hart opened her private proven to be a successful necessity, medical practice on Hector Street, and I was pleased that we were able when Rordan was a year old. In 1983 to update the Zoning for the first Where’s the Hart family purchased a home time in over 40 years back in 2012, in near the medical office, where they spite of the criticism it has received still live today. since. I would like to point out that my Hart’s interest in politics probably the most important Village “When You Need a Hand project in the last 50 years was the bloomed in 2006 after controversial Improving Your Land” land use issues developed along the addition of a second water source, bus? area where he grew up, and he began and Deb Watkins has not received Commercial | Residential studying the issues and processes of nearly the credit she deserves as she www.tcatbus.com was the primary driving force for •Excavating •Landscaping the Village. 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May 28 - June 3, 2018 TOMPKINS WEEKLY 9 Opinion Notes Continued from page 7 career to my work with patients from Through these and other office four years here. the local Ithaca area. assignments, I better understood the I have told both current and Starting my sophomore year, importance of Tompkins County, prospective students to explore what experience in the Ithaca area, I I started a work-study, part-time as well as the essential nature of the Tompkins County has to offer and pursued a volunteer opportunity at position job as an intern in the broader relationship between Cornell to get involved with local community Cayuga Medical Center (CMC) my Community Relations office. and our shared communities. work. freshmen year. I originally took it on to fulfill Sadly, too many college students They will be surprised that Ithaca My early experiences had shown the portion of my financial aid - including those at Cornell - often and environs can have just as much of me the diversity that existed in requirements, but it became more live in a bubble. There are Cornell an impact on them as the University, the Ithaca community, and I knew than that, and I worked with the students who generally stay within as it has for me. clinical experience at CMC would office until last week. the confines of campus and rarely I will miss this wonderful place allow me the chance to interact with Collaborating with Community venture further than the edges of and am grateful to so many who are patients of all different backgrounds Relations’ staff - Gary Stewart, Collegetown. lucky enough to live here. and socio-economic status. Susan Riley, Kate Supron, Penny There are many reasons for this, Through my two-plus years of Givin and Kate Brill - I was able but ultimately they miss out on — volunteering at CMC, I gained an to contribute to exciting projects, an important part of the Cornell appreciation for the patient-driven including an annual auction to experience, i.e. Ithaca itself. Jineet Patel is a member of Cornell’s aspect of medicine. support the Cornell United Way Rather than simply playing host Class of ’18, and was a valued member Even as I currently work on my campaign, research projects with to Cornell, Ithaca has its own diverse of Cornell’s Office of Community medical school applications, I find town-gown components, and community that has something for Relations prior to graduation. East myself attributing a significant part campus-community events in and everyone, and I was fortunate to be Hill Notes are published the second and of my desire to pursue medicine as a around Ithaca. involved in off-campus life during my fourth Monday of each month. The Republican View

arc Molinaro. Remember assemblyman, Dutchess County money at his friends, supporters and not a politician at all, just someone that name. You’ll be executive and now the Republican their businesses. There’s no room who knows finance, investing and hearing it for the next nominee for Governor. Born in for governors like Elliot Spitzer cares about the protection of the fund Mfive months and then the next eight Yonkers, he and his wife and three, and Attorney Generals like Eric that so many New York workers are years if we’re lucky. I spent a couple soon to be four children, live in Schneiderman who were caught up counting on for their pensions, their of days in New York City last week. Beacon, NY. He’s a New Yorker in sexual scandals or Comptrollers retirements, and that every New York It was the Republican nominating through and through. like convicted felon Alan Hevesi or taxpayer is counting on to be run convention. I’d never been to a One of Molinaro’s main goals state democratic assembly leaders wisely so they can keep taxes down. convention. Sixty-two counties, all is to cut taxes. I know we’ve all like Shelly Silver, convicted of In the attorney general’s race, I voting on who their nominees should heard that before. But, he’s the first corruption. It’s time for leaders who have to ask New York voters, haven’t be. candidate I’ve heard who is talking represent our interests and not theirs. you had enough? Spitzer, Cuomo, about a sizeable cut to property Molinaro is calling for a commission then Schneiderman, two leaving The taxes, not just a trim. As a county to end Albany corruption. Unlike public office in disgrace, while Republican View executive, he knows where the Governor Cuomo’s Mooreland the other watches his friends and problem is. He knows people are Commission, Molinaro’s won’t be supporters indicted, waiting to see By Mike Sigler being pushed out of their homes, window-dressing to placate voters. if he’ll be next. I don’t think voters leaving the state because of the tax It will have teeth, it will get the job will give us a pat on the back for burden. In New York, do you really done. doing our jobs fighting corruption. own your home, because, with taxes With this laundry list of They will if we understand what they as high as they are, it’s more like corrupt democratic politicians, some face when they or a family member Molinaro needed 50 percent to you’re renting your home from the partisan’s will argue republican is caught in the legal system, about be the endorsed candidate, 75 percent state? leaders in New York are just as how it can ruin a family, how it can to avoid a primary. Molinaro got Molinaro is also talking about bad. They’ll say ‘What about Joe have lifelong effects on children. The 100 percent. More than 75 percent spending but again departs from Bruno, former Senate leader?’ He GOP candidate Keith Wofford not of the county chairman had already other candidates in that he’s talking was exonerated in court, even at only understands that but has the committed to Molinaro so it was about the costliest state mandate, retrial. They’ll say ‘What about experience in finance that is needed no surprise he got the nod, but it is Medicaid. He’s advocating a state Dean Skelos, former Senate leader?’ in the Empire State, home of the interesting as to why. Republicans takeover of the costs, something His conviction was overturned. So world’s financial center. haven’t won a statewide race in over that my fellow legislators have been yes, what about it? There’s really no The GOP ticket is diverse, it will a decade. But it’s my belief that will pushing for a decade. comparison. represent all the people, it will fight change this year. The level of corruption in And that brings us to our choices corruption, but also reach those New As indictments mount against Albany has never been worse and yet, for Comptroller and Attorney Yorker’s who’ve been forgotten, those associates of Governor Andrew New Yorkers seem to have become General. There’s a lot to be said for who’ve seen their jobs endangered Cuomo, Molinaro becomes even accustomed to it. I’m hoping that competency. I see a lot of politicians, by politicians who care more about more attractive. He was elected the either isn’t the case or that changes. that, while they talk a good game, posturing than providing, more about Mayor of Tivoli when he was just There’s no room in government really don’t know the subjects they political financers than families. 19 years old. From there he went for corruption, there’s no room for are talking about. Jonathan Trichter on to be a county legislator, state Governor Cuomo’s fire-hosing of is not that kind of politician. He’s

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10 TOMPKINS WEEKLY May 28 - June 3, 2018 News Salt Point Continued from page 3 Wednesday through Sunday, during the week the brewery opens at 4 and closes at 8 p.m. On the Hesse works as the Front- weekends the hours are a little end manager for the brewery, while more flexible, opening at noon Karnow is more of a hands-off both days and closing at 8 p.m. partner due to her full-time doctor’s on Saturday, 6 p.m. on Sunday. schedule. Altogether, Hesse said the Enough time to get the kids home group had just enough restaurant to bed. Hesse said this was a and bar experience to know what conscious decision, Lansing already they don’t know. In the past, has a few late-night spaces, but not Chris Hesse managed a bar and as many late afternoon, family- restaurant, and Sarah has worked friendly venues. in various restaurants to work her “Our hope is to grow in way through college. But they also capacity, in seating, and also in bring the knowledge and experience brewing capacity and be able to of business owners. Together, the do some distribution,” Hesse said. Hesse’s own and run Evergreen “We don’t have the facility space Building Technologies, a construction to do that here so our hope is to company. be growing into a larger location “So, the business ownership but to stay centrally located in – running a business, employees- Lansing.” you know, all of the things that are One dream at a time. For involved in that was not unfamiliar to now, Salt Point Brewing is doing us,” Hesse said. what they came here to do: serve But opening up a brewery is locally brewed beers to their Photo provided more than just taxes and labor laws. friends, old and new. The name, Salt Point, comes from a local Lansing area that once housed a salt com- Creating their own beers has been a pany. All the photos in the brewery are from the International Salt Company, pro- learning experience all its own. vided with help from the Lansing Town historian. “We knew basically what we were getting into but figuring out all the details has been a learning curve,” Hesse said. As much as possible, Hesse said that what Salt Point serves is local. For patrons not interested in beer there are several wines from

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Actually, a lot of them are more than SHURFINE IS CELEBRATING 96 YEARS! • SHURFINE IS CELEBRATING 96 YEARS! • SHURFINE IS CELEBRATING 96 YEARS! that at this point.” While there may be room in the future to carry on tap beers from other local brewers, for now, Hesse said that they want to keep perfecting and experimenting with their own recipes. If they offer someone else’s beer that deprives Salt Point of the feedback they need on their own beer. The name, Salt Point, is Peanut Chunk Light Pasta Cream Cheese ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ Brick or Shredded $ 88 just another example of how the Butter Tuna Sauce Cheese Assorted 8 oz. Assorted 16 oz. in water, 5 oz. cans Assorted 24 oz. cans Orig. or Light 8 oz. brewery keeps it local. Salt Point is 99 79 88 99 1 an area in Lansing that once held the International Salt Company, producing fine table salt. Now, Salt Point Natural Area has been made wild again and is leased by the Town of Lansing from the state. 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That is, no matter clear vision of where the community so if I can be effective in making administer what we have that is good, what the scope of the project is in has come and the direction it is those things work well, where I live, and if issues come up or problems the end, the reason we have proposed taking and believes the evolution and for friends and family who live arise then we deal with them as they development is because people want of the Village has been positive. here, that is its own reward. It really happen. Trumansburg is a unique to live in Trumansburg. As for vision, he believes the larger has to do with the fact that we live community, uniquely positioned, Aside from people wanting to issues affecting the community come here and we want things to work well in a unique area of the state. Even live in the Village for the school down to just that. He said, “...but and go well, and I do have an interest though it has evolved and changed district he said, “Trumansburg has a not vision in the sense of how do we in seeing how that is done and being over the years, there is something unique culture, amenities, walkability, change and what do we need to turn able to be a piece of that is its own about the people, the geography, and restaurants, the farmers’ market, our community into, but more of reward.” about where we are located. It is a and a community feel that attracts what is the community today. What Hart is committed to serving special place. It’s a neat experience to people. In 2007 my wife Lindsay has it evolved to become in the last his community and advancing not live here. It’s the reason people want and I knocked on every door in the 30 years? Trumansburg is not the only the day-to-day operations to live here, the reason people come Village. We didn’t knock on every same Village it was in 1977 when of but also the existential feel back here, it’s the reason people want door in the Village this time around, my mother opened her office, and I that is Trumansburg. “When you to move here.” but I had a sense of the amount believe that all of the changes have are thinking about your personal of people who have moved here in been for the better. Yes, we have lost motivations, then you the last 11 or so years, and I was some of what was present at the time start to not concentrate intrigued to see the dramatic increase in terms of manufacturing businesses, on what’s best for your in the number of people who work but that has also paralleled changes community, or the remotely from Trumansburg. What in American culture and technology. office that you hold, I’m starting to think about is we What we have today I think in and the constituents market Trumansburg not only as many ways is more robust, and so you serve,” Hart said of a tourist destination, and not only in thinking about large issues facing the rewards associated as a great place to live with a great the community today we have to with serving the school district, but it’s also the kind think about how we make sure the community. “Everyone of community that can be attractive Village provides both the tangibles should hope to leave to people who have a remote job. You and intangibles that make it the their office and their can live in Trumansburg and not give important community in our region community better up any amenities you might be used that it is.” than they found it. to. You can get twice the house or the When asked about the rewards At this point, I like same house for half as much here as associated with his service to the how Trumansburg you can in say, Westchester.” community Hart said he finds looks. I like where It is clear that Mayor Hart cares rewards not in any personal gain, but Trumansburg is at in deeply about Trumansburg and rather in being effective in making terms of its current puts in countless hours of careful sure all aspects of the Village run role in the area, as consideration of his family, of his well. “There is a lot that goes into the well as the potential operation of a municipality that most for the future. So I’m not thinking in terms Solution to the puzzle is on Page 15 of how do I leave it, ACROSS 1. In bed 5. Composition headings 11. Close by 12. Cannot be removed MORE GREEN. 16. Take upon oneself 17. -__, denotes past 18. Denotes ancient Greek dialect LESS DOUGH. 19. "American History X" actor 24. Millihenry 25. 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By Tim Donnelly then Garrett that run really changes the whole third and that could have been two ESPN Ithaca Bell had a game for me. It gives me a little nothing and that could have been a great bunt that boost of confidence that pushes me completely different game for us. So, ecently on ESPN Ithaca’s moved me in forward into later in the game. My that play was huge for us. Confidence Between the Lines, host Tim to score to tie confidence seems to build as the is the big thing. Donnelly spoke with Lansing it 1-1 and the game goes on, and getting that run – – – High School Baseball Senior Lansing confidence is huge. Actually, in the top of the R helps a lot. It first, Trey McDonald made that play Between the Lines with Tim Miller. Miller recently pitched a complete game to help put his team helps me, you at shortstop that actually deflected Donnelly can be heard weekdays 4-6 in the Section IV Class C Baseball know, if I can off my glove and he threw on to p.m. on ESPN Ithaca (1160 AM/107.1 Championship. Here is a snippet Tim Donnelly get the first first when there was a runner on FM) and at ESPNIthaca.com. of that conversation; to hear the full strike in there interview, visit ESPN Ithaca’s on- with a lead, it helps me allow myself demand PodCenter at ESPNIthaca. to throw the curve ball and any other com. off speed and be able to pitch with a lead. Tim Donnelly: You won on a mercy rule against Elmira-Notre Dame, TD: You brought up a sequence you were the pitcher for the Lansing that I want to talk about, you go down Bobcats. How much does it help on the 1-0 early, and then you have a lot to do mound when you have that kind of run with getting that run back in the bottom support, and it’s not a 1-run game, you half of that first inning, as far as getting have some breathing room? on base, stealing a base, coming around to score on that bunt. Is that something Lansing Miller: You know, it that means a little bit more to you when really helps a lot. I had a little tough you are on the mound, helping your own first inning, unearned run, but you cause and getting yourself back to even? know, it was going into the bottom Photo provided by Lansing Miller of the first. I was able to get on, steal LM: Yea, it definitely helps. Lansing Miller recently pitched a complete game to help put the Lansing Baseball second, get moved over to third, and Being able to get on base and score team in the Section IV Class C Baseball Championship. Ithaca Continued from page 16 brought her A+ game to the sectional break. For the early stages of the girls realize that they can play with title game. She tallied six goals and second half though, it looked like the anyone in the state.” chipped in with a pair of assists as Hawks may have been able to mount The Little Red will now get work to do it.” well, but she didn’t have individual an incredible comeback, but Bliss’ their chance to prove that they can Rich elevated her game, along success on her mind after the game. squad showed their growth to close hang with the best in the Empire with the rest of the teammates. “It’s amazing and it’s great out the game. State. For the first time in nearly On a team that has a sizable youth to send our seniors off with a win,” “That’s happened to us a a decade, Ithaca will play into the movement with seven sophomores said Rich. “It’s all about teamwork. few times this year,” said Bliss on month of June, as they’ll take on the or freshmen in the starting lineup, Everyone was giving me the ball and Corning’s comeback attempt. “We champions of Section III (Syracuse the freshman Rich was the catalyst it’s just a lot of trust in everyone. We were up on Baldwinsville and a few area) on Saturday, June 2 back at offensively all season long. stopped the ball on defense and then other teams and we just didn’t have Corning Memorial Stadium, which is She finished the regular had nice transitions up.” that killer instinct in those games, now known in Bliss’ mind as Ithaca’s season with an astounding 64 goals In the championship game, but tonight I thought we did. That’s a “home away from home.” and 15 assists in 16 games and she Ithaca came out with their best game testament to the schedule we played and took an 11-3 lead at the halftime and the teams we played. Now the Lansing Continued from page 16 “To be back at the state representative for Lansing championship is a pretty big deal at the state championship to me,” said Whittaker. “I lost in tournament, but he helped at Robert Trent Jones Golf Course a playoff a couple years ago. After make sure the team picked at Cornell University by way of a making it to the states last year, I up a title before that. On tiebreaker with a two-day total of 154 had pretty high expectations coming May 23 at Soaring Eagles (77-77—154) to also qualify himself into this year, so it’s something I’m Golf Club, the Bobcats put for the state tournament. looking forward to.” together another solid effort Whittaker will be the lone and the end result was an IAC Large School North What’s On ESPN Ithaca This Week division title. Live Play-by-Play Schedule Whittaker’s 72 one- (1160 AM/107.1 FM) over-par round earned medalist honors once again, Monday, May 28 Saturday, June 2 but it also put a fitting cap on 12:25 p.m. — Astros @ Yankees 3:25 p.m. — Yankees @ Orioles the season for the Bobcats. 6:30 p.m. — Giants @ Rockies “I’d say we just focused Sunday, June 3 on a match at a time,” said Tuesday, May 29 12:25 p.m. — Yankees @ Orioles Myers on the season as a 6:25 p.m. — Astros @ Yankees whole. “And we were all Monday, June 4 returning from the year Wednesday, May 30 12:30 p.m. — Yankees @ Tigers before, so we all knew the 5:55 p.m. — Astros @ Yankees 6:30 p.m. — Yankees @ Tigers courses we were playing at. We were able to stick Thursday, May 31 Tuesday, June 5 together and beat them every 6:25 p.m. — Yankees @ Orioles 6:25 p.m. — Yankees @ Blue Jays time.” Whittaker will Friday,June 1 Wednesday, June 6 continue his season on 6:25 p.m. — Yankees @ Orioles 6:25 p.m. — Yankees @ Blue Jays the individual level for the Bobcats when he’ll take part in the New York State Photo by Matt Loveless Championships for the Check out ESPNIthaca.com for the most up to date Play-by-Play Nic Whittaker, after he qualified for the state second time in his career this tournament at Robert Trent Jones Golf Course schedule. weekend at Robert Trent at Cornell University. Jones Golf Course in Ithaca.

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Please register at Ithaca, the Friends of the Ithaca learn to design and hand-cut a State St, Center Ithaca Building, [email protected] or City Cemetery, Fall Creek neigh- stamp that can be used to decorate Room 241 607-272-0212 by May 29. bors, and students at the shed just cards, wrapping paper, books, and DATE: Thursday, May 31 above the burial vaults. Volunteers many other surfaces. Presenter TIME: 10 to 11:30 a.m. are encouraged to arrive at 9 a.m. Vanessa Varjian holds a BFA from MORE INFO: Representatives will June 3 for an orientation, followed from Massachusetts College of Art and provide an overview of the mission 9:30 a.m. to noon by work projects Design, where she focused on and culture of the YMCA. They suitable for every age, ability, and painting and ceramics. She can will highlight current job openings skill level, including trash pick-up, often be found selling stamps and and skills, education and experience headstone resetting, brush clean- paintings at the Ithaca Farmer’s sought for each position. They will up, and tree trimming. Market. also discuss what they’re looking for in resumes, cover letters and Science on Tap interviews. Attendees will have op- WHERE: Casita Del Polaris portunities to ask questions as well. Farm to Garden DATE: Wednesday, May 30 JOBS!! JOBS!! JOBS!! Outdoor WHERE: GreenTree Garden Sup- TIME: 7 to 9 p.m. Education Director, Welcome ply, 606 Elmira Rd, Ithaca MORE INFO: A Monthly talk Center Front Desk Receptionist / DATE: Sunday, June 3 hosted by the Graduate Women in Building Supervisor, Swim Instruc- TIME: 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Science. 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Celebrating the artist DATE: Monday, June 4 ers who offer a fair chance for every in everyone, we host over 1,000 TIME: 7:30 p.m. citizen, and with service providers talented local musicians, paint- MORE INFO: Dark ecology: who provide job readiness programs ers, dancers, clowns, community Studying night-time bird migration and reentry resources. Potential groups, and ensembles. Festival- with weather radar. Combining data employers and service providers goers enjoy multiple stages of from weather radar stations with are invited to support this effort entertainment, some special kid’s the observations of citizen scien- by reserving a table and providing activities, a craft show, our annual tists has opened a new window on a representative and information Art@BTI Friday night parade, and delicious the twice-yearly phenomenon of about your offerings at the event. WHERE: Boyce Thompson Insti- festival food at various locations. bird migration. Researchers at the tute, 533 Tower Road, Ithaca, NY Cornell Lab are at the forefront of DATE: Thursday, May 31 Family Night this burgeoning new field. Three WHERE: Atlas Bowl, 61 W Main TIME: 5 to 7 p.m. June 2 distinguished Edward W. Rose St, Trumansburg MORE INFO: Art, science, and Stop Calm Rest Heal – Meditation Postdoctoral Fellows will reveal DATE: Tuesday, May 29 wine collide at Art@BTI! Join the and Hypnosis Experiential Work- how they are unlocking the secrets TIME: 5 to 9 p.m. Boyce Thompson Institute for a shop of bird migration and answering MORE INFO: Hey parents, there's free reception to celebrate their WHERE: The Nina K. Miller Hos- such questions as: which nights no better day to visit Atlas than latest Art@BTI exhibit, Juxtaposi- picare Center, 172 East King Road, will migratory birds be travelling in Tuesday! 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May 28 - June 3, 2018 TOMPKINS WEEKLY 15 Lansing Golf achieves perfection By Will LeBlond had them at the top and then we Tompkins Weekly had three juniors that have gained experience over the years and erfection is one of the hardest obviously things worked out well.” things to achieve in sports, For Loveless, he’s in his 11th but the Lansing Golf team year as head coach of the Bobcats achieved just that this spring. and as one might imagine, this P year’s squad ranks pretty high on With mother nature playing tricks with the Bobcats and the rest the list of the best that he has seen of their IAC foes by way of bitter come through Lansing. cold and rain throughout the early “We’ve been fortunate stages of the season, Lansing found enough here to have some really a way to persevere. The Bobcats good players that have gone on to posted a perfect 14-0 mark during play NCAA Division I or Division the regular season as a team and II as well,” said Loveless. “It’s they were led by a pair of senior happened in the past, but this is the stars at the front of their lineup. first time in the past few years that Nic Whittaker, who entered we’ve been fortunate enough to get the season on the hunt for his this done.” second straight state championship With Whittaker at the top tournament appearance, was joined of the lineup, he has become one of by Henry Myers near the top of those top-tier players for Loveless. the lineup and they came through. The senior won an incredible 13 Whittaker was a steadying force at medalist honors (top player in the number one spot, while Myers the match) out of the 14 matches came on strong towards the end this season, with the only second- of the season to help the Bobcats place finish against Dryden’s star attain perfection. sophomore Kevin Gardner. “This is something that the Whittaker carried his regular guys were looking forward to,” said season success into the postseason head coach Matt Loveless. “With Photos by Matt Loveless where he continued to dominate Nic Whittaker and Henry Myers From left to right: Andrew Galvin, Jack Yahn, Nic Whittaker, Henry Myers, Matt Kirk- on the Section IV level. He won the and all the experience that they wood, Tyler Kirk. The Lansing Golf team managed to bag a perfect season this year. The Section IV Medalist Tournament team after they won the IAC Large School North division title at Soaring Eagles Golf have, they’ve been on the team since Course in Horseheads. Continued on page 13 they were in seventh-grade. We The decade-long drought is over for Ithaca By Will LeBlond we watched a lot of Tompkins Weekly film on the positive and quite frankly, the early a negatives,” said Bliss. decade of “And they responded, dreaming they did their part in became a reality for seeing the negatives N and making changes the Ithaca High Girls Lacrosse team themselves. It’s a true last Wednesday testament to their night. character. It’s really all After the on them. They have all Little Red lost to the talent, we just try mighty Corning to put them in a spot three years in a to succeed.” row in the Class After that A Section IV mid-April defeat Championship to Corning, Ithaca game, IHS flipped won five of their the script and they next six games, did it in the Hawks’ including a losing- house. On that streak-snapping win muggy night, Ithaca against the Hawks topped the Hawks on May 3 at Corning 19-13 at Corning Memorial Stadium Memorial Stadium, by a 15-13 final. By which ended the title using Corning as reign for Corning, motivation, Ithaca but it also ended Photo by Samantha Little was able to keep their a nine-year-long Last week the Ithaca High School Girls Lacrosse team broke a nearly decade-long losing streak against Corning. momentum going championship into the postseason. drought that dated “I think that they grew as a family and a sistership. streak to Corning, but the Hawks loss motivated us,” said freshman back to 2009. I couldn’t be happier.” found a way, like they had so many “It means the world to my attacker Mackenzie Rich. “Especially The growth of the team was times before, and topped the Little last year’s loss in sectionals was great kids,” said first-year head coach expedited in the month or so leading Red 10-7. That frigid cold evening BJ Bliss. “They’ve been the dog to motivation. We just wanted to come up to their title game, as a couple left a bitter taste in the mouths of back and win and we put in the hard Corning for the last nine years. I’m setbacks helped Ithaca take big leaps IHS that would last for the rest of so proud of the seniors and our entire forward. On April 17, they almost the season. Continued on page 13 team of 24 strong and the way that ended a nearly 10-year long losing “We changed some things, 16 TOMPKINS WEEKLY May 28 - June 3, 2018