2026
Child buried in the 1840s will at last receive a grave marker
America’s 250th: Special exhibit in Paris features letters by Lafayette
2025
EPA expands investigation of PFA’s into Musconetcong River
Meet the Last Girl left at The Patrick School
Meet the H.S. basketball captain destined for the NBA
Special Report: ‘We don’t want Perrucci-ville’
2024
She promised her brother a home of their own, then she built one
NJ author pens history of Black residents in new book about Delaware River town
2023
Special Report: Catasauqua in Crisis. What happened to $10M in taxpayer monies?
Small Talk with SNL’s Colin Quinn
She feeds her heroes—the homeless in Bethlehem.
2022
Five years, 17 accidents. P’burg residents plead to curb crashes on ‘dangerous’ roadway
FREDDY Awards turn 20 | Directors say ‘It’s not about the win’
2021
Albany Business Review 40 Under 40 List
2020
The Unbroken Promise Initiative is a pledge to Ithaca’s West End, founder says
Proud Boys, Hundred others show up to Back the Blue rally in Ithaca
September 16, 2020 | Ithaca Times, Volume XLI, Number 4. Forty-Seventh Year
Podcast and Radio
We’re exploring the role of media in politics and the ways the media impacts social and political spheres with Raza Rumi, a journalist policy analyst and the director the the Park Center for Independent Media. [Produced by Nick Friend– The Ithacan]
Public Safety Addresses ‘Deeply Tarnished Reputation’
Administrative Lieutenant Tom Dunn and Andrew Kosinuk, crime prevention and community events liason, for the Ithaca College Office of Public Safety and Emergency Management speak with reporter Glenn Epps about the impact new initiatives will have on students of color at the college. [Produced by Nick Friend–The Ithacan]
Day 1: Host Glenn Epps and his friends (Anna [Finland], David [Boston, USA], Quoc [Viet Nam & USA]) arrive at Osaka KIX airport and share their expectations. Glenn shares the itinerary. A bit of information is leaked that something is amiss and David is the only one out of the loop. (click here to listen) [Produced by Glenn Epps–WRFC 2015]
Day 2: The group considers sleeping in an internet café over the night if they cannot find a hostel. (click here to listen) [Produced by Glenn Epps–WRFC 2015]
Day 6: To conclude their trip, the companions visit the hypocenter, the sight of the Nagasaki atomic bombing, the Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum, and the Nagasaki Peace Park. (click here to listen) [Produced by Glenn Epps–WRFC 2015]
