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← Zur aktuellen AusgabeTeen center opens fall lineup; board spots open for applications
GIAC Teen Programs Launch
The Greater Ithaca Activities Center is rolling out fall programming for local teens.
The center at 321 West Court Street is kicking off after-school programs, athletics, cheerleading, job-readiness training, and a Halloween sleepover this season [Quelle: 14850.com]. The GIAC Teen Program welcomes both returning participants and newcomers looking to connect with mentors and explore interests. Career exploration rounds out the slate alongside the traditional recreational offerings.
Registration is open now through the center's website.
City Boards Seek Applicants
Ithaca is recruiting residents to serve on local boards and commissions.
Anyone interested in shaping city policy can apply by November 1 to join advisory bodies that review projects, guide officials, and draw on community expertise [Quelle: City of Ithaca]. Open seats span planning, zoning, sustainability, and social services. The application is available on the city website with no prior experience required.
This is how locals move from observer to decision-maker.
GIAC announces fall programs, events for Ithaca teens - 14850.com15 hours ago ... ... local trips, programs, shuttle transportation, activities, and meals. Parents can create an account and add their teen through GIAC's online registration system ...14850.com