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Dorothy Jean Swader Magacs, Longtime Ithaca Resident, Dies at 90. Dorothy Jean Swader Magacs, a longtime resident of Ithaca, passed away at age 90 on March 14, 2026, at her home with family and close friends by her side. Originally from Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, she moved to Odessa, New York as a child and became active in local organizations such as church groups and 4-H. Known for her civic engagement and academic achievements, Magacs built her life in Ithaca with her husband John. She is remembered by a wide circle of loved ones from the region. (Source: The Ithaca Voice on Apr 6) Finger Lakes Ithaca, NY Odessa, NY Trumansburg, NY
Tompkins County Begins Curbside Composting Pilot in Ithaca. Tompkins County has introduced a new curbside composting pilot within Ithaca, allowing residents to have food scraps collected directly from their homes. The initiative, which builds on the county's existing food scraps recycling efforts, is funded by a combination of state and county grants totaling $200,000. The one-year pilot aims to reduce landfill waste by diverting organic material for composting. Data gathered during the trial will help determine the future of curbside composting in the area. (Source: The Ithaca Voice on Apr 6) Finger Lakes Ithaca, NY Trumansburg, NY
Missing Child in Trumansburg Found Safe; Wildland Fire in Bath Contained. A 10-year-old reported missing near State Route 96 in Trumansburg was located safely after an extensive search involving Forest Rangers, local police, and emergency crews. The child was last seen late at night and was found walking out of the woods the next morning. In an unrelated incident, a wildland fire covering nearly 11 acres was contained in Bath with assistance from firefighters and Forest Rangers. Officials attributed the fire to burning debris. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Mar 17) Finger Lakes Trumansburg, NY Bath, NY
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Sabres Defeat Blue Jackets 5-0 at KeyBank Center. The Buffalo Sabres controlled the game from start to finish and shut out the Columbus Blue Jackets 5-0 at KeyBank Center. The Sabres dominated on both ends, preventing Columbus from scoring through all three periods. The game was attended by 19,070 fans. (Source: Townsquare Times on Apr 8) Buffalo Sabres Columbus Blue Jackets