Observed arrival · 2026-10-17
Ithaca Share makes the case for Cornell’s local obligations
An independent community page lays out sourced proposals for what Cornell could fund in Ithaca, including wastewater repairs and survivor services.
- For
- Ithaca residents and Common Council constituents
- Worth noticing
- It contrasts 40 weekday service hours with the full 168-hour week and provides source and change-history links.
Field notes
The page separates proposals from action links: readers can write to Ithaca Common Council, suggest a correction, or inspect source and change history. Its examples pair Cornell’s reported $439 million annual payout and $5.1 million to Ithaca with a wastewater-repair option, then compare weekday 9-to-5 survivor advocates with a proposed gift to an after-hours hotline Cornell lists. The site says it is independent, not affiliated with Cornell, and licenses its material CC BY 4.0.
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