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DowntownDowntown Ithaca bus stops will move on Monday, Nov. 9, after the Seneca Street garage closureIf you ride TCAT or an intercity bus downtown, check your stop before Monday. TCAT and city officials agreed on a plan to ease congestion and help businesses after the Seneca St. garage closure, which was announced in April. They talked with downtown business owners for the last few weeks first.Today’s editionRead City HallDowntown businesses are petitioning Ithaca to halt the Seneca Street garage demolitionIf you've circled downtown looking for a spot lately, local business owners have noticed too. Moosewood Restaurant's online petition asks Common Council to pause demolition, order an independent structural study and hold a moratorium on redevelopment. It had 891 signatures as of Oct. 28.Today’s editionRead

City Hall from local newsrooms

From 607 News Now, Tompkins Weekly and WBNG, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. 607 News Now4 hours ago

    Ithaca mayor allows Cornell moratorium to end “for time being”

    Mayor Cantelmo says Cornell has met some demands.

  2. Tompkins Weekly10 hours ago

    Greater Finger Lakes Council names Jeff Gorsky distinguished citizen

    Jeff Gorsky of Bowers Advisors will receive the 2026 Tompkins County Distinguished Citizen Award at a Nov. 12 dinner at Ithaca College.

  3. WBNG16 hours ago

    Cornell Law partners with Tompkins County to offer free legal clinic for veterans

    Preregistration is required to guarantee an appointment, though walk-ins will be accepted if space permits.

  4. 607 News NowYesterday

    Ithaca residents sign letter urging Common Council to reject Lower Elm housing development conceptual approval

    More than 100 residents have signed a letter ahead of the Ithaca Common Council's vote on the conceptual approval of the proposed development tonight, November 4th, 2026.