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Monday, May 18, 202605/18/2026

“Degree hacking”

College degrees…in four MONTHS (or less!)

Dave & Jen Podcasts

Kitchen Theatre’s “Daughters”

The new musical “Daughters” comes to Ithaca’s Kitchen Theatre

“Screen Queen” Lois Cahall

“Screen Queen” Lois Cahall’s new novel “Maybe Marilyn”

Hangar Theatre’s “Fund Run”

Bethany Schiller is running and raising money for Ithaca’s Hangar Theatre

How to treat hypertension

How to diagnose (and treat) high blood pressure

“Europa” at the Hangar

The Santana tribute band comes to the Hangar Theatre May 29th

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