On a bitter cold Saturday in mid-February, Ithaca residents rallied outside Costcutters, a hair salon on 722 South Meadow St, to protest the firing of hair stylist Amber Little. The majority of the protesters were representing the Tompkins County Workers’ Center, though many people stopped by and many cars honked to show their support. Citizens also expressed their discontent with the anti-union practices of the Regis Corporation, which owns Costcutters. I was on the scene:
More information can be found on the Tompkins County Workers’ Center website.
The Ithaca Journal also covered this story. Check out the article here. There is a link to pictopia.com underneath a photo asking if you want to “purchase this photo.” As a disclaimer, I won’t ever ask you to purchase the photos I post on this blog.
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Why Not Ithaca? 
This is beautiful. Mad investigative
Excellent Camera work and interview skills. Truly done with a passion and expertise.
I’m not from Ithaca but I still found this interesting. Get the word out!!