We’ve compiled the biggest headlines from Friday through Sunday to give you a quick rundown of what you may have missed.
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1 — A local sports legend grows …
Kyle Dake sets his sights on Olympic gold – He bounded toward the blown-up photograph in the lobby of Cornell’s Friedman Wrestling Center and put his face close to the glossy poster surface. The Ithaca Voice
2 — Good economic news from a local firm
Ithaca area company expects to add 91 jobs, and 5 other development updates – Construction company lined up for Marriott hotel. The Ithaca Voice
3 — We told the story behind a new eatery in Ithaca
The story behind Gateway Kitchen, a new Ithaca restaurant – “Ask your dad …. ‘Who do you prefer: Your child or your brother’s child?’” The Ithaca Voice
4 — Mmmmmmmmmm
A short photo essay from Applefest 2014: Carnival games, apple cider and more – Applefest 2014 roared through downtown Ithaca this weekend, drawing thousands with carnival games, doughy treats, and, of course, apples. The Ithaca Voice
5 — A Cornell professor died, but not before leaving a legacy
Thurston Leaves Behind Career on Plant Diseases – Prof. Emeritus H. David Thurston, international agriculture and plant pathology, died Sept. 26 following a brief illness. He was 87. Cornell Sun
6 — The Journal reports on the city’s legal fees
Ithaca spending $150,000 more on lawsuits – Defending Ithaca against lawsuits is costing the city another $150,000. Ithaca Journal
7 — And we learn some good news about pollution falling on the lake
Tests show drop in pollution on Cayuga Lake, though challenges remain – Water tests reveal efforts to reduce industrial pollution in Cayuga Lake have been successful. The Ithaca Voice
8 — A scary incident where a man tried luring a boy into his truck
Police: Man tried to lure 15-year-old boy into his truck – Ithaca Police are looking to talk to a man who they say tried to lure a 15-year-old boy into his pick-up truck. WHCU Radio
9 — And an attack on Chestnut Street
Police: Ithaca man pointed knife at off-duty cop, ignored commands – An Ithaca man has been charged with two felonies after he did not follow the instructions of an off-duty police officer, according to a statement from the Ithaca Police Department. The Ithaca Voice
10 — We also took a quick look at 3 Cornell profs’ work
3 crazy cool things being done by Cornell professors – The thought of becoming a minority can cause anxiety for some white people. The Ithaca Voice