Good morning, Ithaca.

Dairy One Cooperative received planning board approval for a new walk-up ice cream window at its Warren Road location, although a construction timeline has not yet been set.

The project must complete required site work, stormwater management, and permit approvals and will include 300 feet of new sidewalk.

Chemung Canal Trust Co. and its divisions are unifying under Canal Bank & Trust, N.A. as a brand change announced on Oct.

1 that will roll out through 2027 across local branches including Ithaca.

Cinemapolis is marking 40 years with Free Movie Day tomorrow that offers free screenings including the 1916 silent film Snow White with live music from Leslie and Barbara McMichael and a raffle sponsored by True Insurance and The Cat’s Pajamas.

Associate professor Peter McMahon at Cornell will study programmable photonic chips to improve quantum technologies as part of a five-year, $1.35 million Experimental Physics Investigator award from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation – his research may lead to new ways to create quantum light for communication and computing.

City of Ithaca began sidewalk repairs on S Titus Ave and S Plain St curb ramps on October 1—work will complete by October 15 to improve pedestrian infrastructure.

Ithaca College men’s soccer lost 0-3 to Hamilton College on Sept.

29 at Carp Wood Field after injuries forced lineup rotations. The Bombers will play Skidmore College on Oct. 3 and coach Gabe Kuhn said the loss offers key lessons ahead of Liberty League play.