Ithaca Journal – April 6 Letter to the Editor
http://www.ithacajournal.com/story/opinion/readers/2017/04/06/vote-community-party-candidates/100135880/ I urge my neighbors in the Village of Lansing to vote on April 25 for the incumbent Community Party candidates: Don Hartill for mayor, and Pat O’Rourke and Ronny … Continue reading
News Tidbits 10/29/16
1. The heated debate over the Park Grove project in the village of Lansing continues. The primary opposition to rezoning continues to be the Jonson family of Ithaca Home … Continue reading
Don Hartill Candidate for Mayor (incumbent)
Professor Emeritus of Physics, Cornell University Mayor, Village of Lansing since 1996 Member, Board of Trustees, since 1989 Since becoming Mayor of the Village of Lansing in 1996 I … Continue reading
Patricia O’Rourke – Candidate for the Board of Trustees (incumbent)
Substitute Teacher, ICSD; Member, Board of Trustees since 2010 I have held a position on the Board of Trustees of the Village of Lansing since 2010. I am currently the … Continue reading
Ronny Hardaway Candidate for the Board of Trustees (incumbent)
Software professional, small business owner, artist I have served the Village of Lansing as a member of the Village’s Board of Trustees since 2015. I chair the Greenway and Landscape … Continue reading
Community Party Candidates, Village Election April 25, 2017
The Community Party of the Village of Lansing is a group of citizens dedicated to making our village government transparent, responsive and efficient. Thanks to the hard work and dedication … Continue reading
Community Party Platform
The Community Party is dedicated to bringing together residents of the Village of Lansing, irrespective of national political affiliation, to maintain a livable place in which to reside and work, … Continue reading
Constitution of the Community Party of the Village of Lansing, NY
Article 1: NAME The name of the organization is the Community Party of the Village of Lansing, New York, generally known as the Community Party. Article 2: PURPOSE … Continue reading
Become a Citizen Observer
In her book Lansing at the Crossroads, Rita Schmidt noted that Lansing is a village which is governed by our neighbors. Evidence of this grassroots philosophy is the Citizen Observer … Continue reading
