Lansing Business Alliance

06/07/2026

Celebrating America's 250th

Next Saturday @ Myers Park

10AM - 5PM

Mark your calendars, Lansing!

05/22/2026

Last night we were fortunate to have hosted the Interfaith Community Dinner. Roughly 30 people attended the evening, representing a variety of backgrounds, faiths, and perspectives.

The concept was simple. Every time someone got up, they were encouraged to sit with someone different. It created an opportunity for people to meet new faces, share meaningful conversations, and build stronger community connections.

The atmosphere throughout the evening was welcoming and genuine, and the final guests stayed well after the sun had set. We would call that a tremendous success.

Thank you to everyone who attended and helped make the evening special. Events like this are an important reminder that strong communities are built through conversation, understanding, and connection.

05/20/2026

Thank you to all of the candidates who stepped forward to run for the Lansing Board of Education this year. Putting yourself out there to serve your community takes time, effort, courage, and a genuine commitment to the future of our schools.

Regardless of the outcome, we encourage every candidate to stay involved, stay engaged, and continue participating in our community. Lansing is stronger because of people who are willing to show up, ask questions, share ideas, and work toward a better future for our students and community.

Thanks again to everyone who participated in this year’s election process.

Thank you, Lansing! And thank you to all of the candidates. We are grateful for you.

05/16/2026

7AM - 9PM - Every vote matters! 💙💛

05/15/2026

Thank you Lansing Central School District and the PTSO for including us in this inaugural event. We look forward to sharing our expertise and experiences with our youth and helping students explore future career opportunities.

On May 19, Lansing High School's first Career and Community Day will bring students face-to-face with local employers, mock interviews and near-term job opportunities.

📰: https://www.tompkinsweekly.com/news/lansing-schools-launch-first-career-and-community-day-9a52fb33

05/07/2026

https://www.lansingschools.org/page/meet-the-candidates-2026-2027

05/06/2026

Matthew Bogumil is a Lansing resident of nearly a decade and a dedicated member of the school community, raising two children currently in the district. A graduate of Cornell University, he works for Advantage Sport & Fitness Inc. and brings a grounded, community focused perspective to his candidacy. Matthew believes the strength of the Lansing Central School District lies in its people, from teachers and administrators to support staff, all of whom contribute to the culture that makes Lansing a place families are proud to call home. He is particularly focused on fostering unity within the community, working to bridge divides and find common ground among differing viewpoints, always with the shared goal of doing what is best for students. Known for his thoughtful and attentive listening style, he values understanding all perspectives before making decisions and believes this approach is essential to effective leadership. With a deep appreciation for the role schools play in building lasting community connections, Matthew is committed to supporting collaboration, continuous improvement, and a positive path forward for Lansing’s students and families.

05/06/2026

Bob Case is a longtime Lansing resident who has called the community home since 2010 and is raising three children in the district, giving his family a unique perspective across all grade levels. With nearly 30 years of experience in the financial services industry, he serves as Chief Client Family Services Officer at Market Street Trust Company, where he is a member of the executive team and oversees client experience and wealth management. His professional background emphasizes leadership, accountability, and delivering high quality service, skills he believes translate directly to effective school board governance. Bob has also demonstrated a strong commitment to community service through his involvement with organizations such as United Way of Tompkins County and the Union Springs Education Foundation. He holds degrees in communications and business management from Cayuga Community College and Keuka College and maintains professional certifications including Certified Private Wealth Advisor and New York State Notary Public. Deeply invested in Lansing’s schools and community, Bob is motivated to contribute thoughtful leadership and a practical, solutions driven approach to support the district’s continued success.