An arcane town of Lansing volunteer board is in the eye of the storm among environmental advocates ahead of a public hearing on Tuesday Dec. 16. That hearing will precede […]
Lansing HEAP program applications are now open, helping low-income households cover heating costs and access energy assistance this winter.
Lansing Central School’s $17M BOBCAT capital project upgrades schools, athletic facilities, HVAC, and infrastructure.
Lansing moratorium withdrawal clears the way for large-scale development projects, including the proposed AI data center near Cayuga Lake.
Lansing moratorium proposal delayed as town officials seek more input while considering zoning updates and project impacts.
Lansing NY town moratorium draws criticism from residents urging transparency and input from appointed committees.
Lansing construction moratorium debate continues as the town board considers impacts on zoning, development, and future projects.
TeraWulf Lansing moratorium sparks legal disputes over transparency, construction halts, and environmental concerns in town.
Lansing NY town board election: Vote Lovejoy and Duthie for honesty, transparency, and accountable leadership in local government.
Lansing NY town budget explained by Supervisor Ruth Groff, covering taxes, spending, and financial planning for the community.
Support a Lansing NY construction moratorium to safeguard the environment, residents, and lakefront from large-scale development projects like TeraWulf’s data center.
The Lansing Town Board race intensifies as write-in candidates John Duthie and Joe Lovejoy challenge incumbents on transparency and zoning.
Write in Joe Lovejoy and John Duthie for Lansing Town Board—leaders focused on transparency, teamwork, and putting community above politics.
Joe Lovejoy is running for Lansing Town Board to restore fiscal responsibility, transparency, and accountability for families and taxpayers.
John Duthie and Joe Lovejoy are write-in candidates for Lansing Town Board, focused on growth, transparency, and fiscal responsibility.
Dan Wakeman is a thoughtful, experienced leader ready to represent Dryden with integrity and practical problem-solving.
Lansing construction projects face a moratorium as officials revise zoning laws, balancing development with community priorities and environmental concerns.
Securing Lansing’s Future introduces a new community group advocating business-friendly policies, sustainable growth, and economic prosperity.
Lansing meet the candidates events will feature Joe Lovejoy and John Duthie, with community gatherings and pancake breakfasts this fall.
Environmental advocate John Dennis has suspended his campaign for Tompkins County Legislature District 7 to focus on family health matters and has endorsed incumbent Deborah Dawson’s write-in bid for re-election.
Dennis endorses Dawson for Tompkins County Legislative District 7, highlighting her proven record and leadership in local government.
The Town of Lansing is considering a year-long construction moratorium as officials begin a zoning code rewrite, sparking controversy over a proposed AI data center on Cayuga Lake. Supporters say the project could bring jobs and investment, while opponents warn of environmental risks and long-term impacts.
Deborah Dawson Tompkins County launches a write-in campaign for the Seventh District Legislature seat this November.
Learn about John Dennis, Democratic candidate for the Seventh District of Tompkins County Legislature, and his plans for local government and community improvement.
A Lansing apartment project at 20 Bomax Drive faces delays as village officials raise concerns over density and building scale.
Tompkins County departments, including Assessment and Office for the Aging, will move to Lansing as plans for a new Center of Government advance.
TCAT retired seven Proterra electric buses for safety reasons, now parked near the airport, while new Gillig buses join the fleet.
The DEC approved Cargill’s Cayuga Salt Mine permits, sparking backlash from environmentalists over lake safety and mine stability.
Tompkins County legislators approved a temporary relocation of some offices to Lansing as construction begins on a $50M Center of Government.
The 2025 Lansing Cookie Contest at the town hall raises funds for library programs.
Learn more about how the NYSEG Osprey Program supports Cayuga Lake wildlife at Lansing event Aug. 7.
Lansing Unique Natural Areas shine in Tompkins County’s 2025 UNA update. Explore 31 preserved sites!
Lansing achieves bronze certification in 2025. Learn how it boosts sustainability and funding.
Lansing Restaurant Development plans new eatery at Imperial Kitchen lot. Learn about Chick-fil-A, Chipotle, and drive-thru debates.
Roofing Supplies Store ABC Supply opens at former Lansing Market. Discover how this $20B company boosts Tompkins County!
School Medical Care proposal rejected by Lansing school board despite rural health crisis. Learn about the debate and its implications!
Sen. Lea Webb warns 1.5M New Yorkers, including Lansing residents, could lose Medicaid coverage by 2034 if Senate passes budget cuts by July 4.
Lansing lawmakers, led by Sen. Lea Webb, pass bills June 5 for utility oversight, including energy usage monitors.
Salt Point Series with Donna Scott on June 7 explores Lansing’s history at Salt Point.
Lansing voters approve $39.7M 2025-26 school budget with 64.2% support, funding buses & education.
Lansing Highway Facility Groundbreaking for $22M project boosts Public Works, per Tompkins Weekly’s news on Town Barn Road expansion.
Lansing Central School District’s $39.7 million budget and bus proposition, pivotal for maintaining programs and modernizing equipment, awaits voter approval on May 20 at R. C. Buckley Elementary.
