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Ithaca Minute – Stewart Avenue bridge closed, corpse flower, dog attack
Here’s the Ithaca Minute for July 27th!
A project to repaint and repair the Stewart Avenue bridge over Cascadilla Creek will close the bridge for nearly three months, requiring a detour around the major Collegetown thoroughfare. The City says the bridge project “will include field cleaning and overcoating the existing structural steel with minor concrete repairs to the arch footing.” It should be done in mid October.
Cornell University has rare titan arum, or corpse flower, plants, and one of them is likely to bloom within a few weeks. Carolus was recently replanted outside in Minns Garden.
Tompkins County Animal Control is asking anyone who knows the whereabouts of Stanley Schroeder to come forward. Mr. Schroeder’s dogs were involved in a “vicious attack” on another dog last month in the City of Ithaca.
And Downtown Ithaca Employee Appreciation Week ends tomorrow with employee olympics! Stop by the Commons at lunchtime to compete.
Subscribe to the Ithaca Minute in iTunes or Google Play, RadioPublic, TuneIn, Stitcher, or via RSS feed, or follow 14850.com on Facebook and Twitter.
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Here’s the Ithaca Minute for July 27th!
A project to repaint and repair the Stewart Avenue bridge over Cascadilla Creek will close the bridge for nearly three months, requiring a detour around the major Collegetown thoroughfare. The City says the bridge project “will include field cleaning and overcoating the existing structural steel with minor concrete repairs to the arch footing.” It should be done in mid October.
Cornell University has rare titan arum, or corpse flower, plants, and one of them is likely to bloom within a few weeks. Carolus was recently replanted outside in Minns Garden.
Tompkins County Animal Control is asking anyone who knows the whereabouts of Stanley Schroeder to come forward. Mr. Schroeder’s dogs were involved in a “vicious attack” on another dog last month in the City of Ithaca.
And Downtown Ithaca Employee Appreciation Week ends tomorrow with employee olympics! Stop by the Commons at lunchtime to compete.
Subscribe to the Ithaca Minute in iTunes or Google Play, RadioPublic, TuneIn, Stitcher, or via RSS feed, or follow 14850.com on Facebook and Twitter.