Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 21st of September.
Good morning, Ithaca.
🏘️ Community
State park officials said the Black Diamond Trail segment between Garrett and Perry City Rds will be closed for maintenance Monday the 21st through Friday the 25th and again Monday the 28th through Friday Oct.
2 — the trail will remain open on weekends.
🚧 Accidents
On Sept. 18, rescue crews in Danby responded when a hiker got stuck in a tree on Michigan Hollow Road after slipping while taking a picture and firefighters safely freed him with no injuries reported.
🎓 Education
More than 100 visitors attended the 30th anniversary open house at Dilmun Hill Student Farm on Friday from 3 to 6 p.m. on Dilmun Hill Drive near Cornell’s main campus, where student managers led tours of nine interactive stations featuring research on mushroom cultivation, beekeeping, and sustainable practices.
A new USDA report finds that bottlenecks in local food supply chains can limit schoolchildren's access to fresh meals, and Professor Becca Jablonski will present her interactive dashboard (2:35 p.m. to 3:35 p.m. on Sept.
24) at Climate Week NYC to explain the tradeoffs.
🏈 Sports
On Sept. 16, the No. 23 Ithaca College Field Hockey team beat Wilkes University 4-0 at Higgins Stadium in a United in PRIDE game with multiple players scoring, boosting the team's record to 5-1, then they took the road to face SUNY New Paltz at 1 p.m. on Sept.
19.
Voting is open for the Guthrie Athlete of the Week contest for high school sports held Sept.
12-18—votes are unlimited until noon Thursday, Sept. 24. Voters help choose one of 12 nominees from regional outlets including Ithaca.
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