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Dec 1, 2011 • Design Connect would like to invite the Cornell community to take a break from studying for finals this Sunday and attend the Fall 2011 Final Review! - Sunday, December 4, 2011, 2:00-4:00 pm. Mallot Hall 251. (http://g.co/maps/xw8f2 for a map.) - This semester, student teams worked on mapping contamination in Ithaca, organizing a beer trail in Cazenovia,...
Thank you all very much for coming to our fall kickoff meetings this week. If you missed them and are interested in joining us, it’s not too late! Please contact designconnectcornell@gmail.com. You can download the presentation from the meetings as a PDF file, after clicking on the following link: Kickoff Fall 11 Presentation ...
Madison County Tourism is seeking assistance from DesignConnect in planning, designing, and implementing a cuisine trail that showcases the agricultural and culinary richness of Central New York. A number of local farms, restaurants, breweries, and vineyards are eager to tap into the momentum gathering behind both local food and agritourism to further stimulate the regional...
Cornell Cooperative Extension of Schuyler County is seeking assistance in making Route 14, the road that links the tourist destinations of Watkins Glen and Montour Falls, safer and more conducive for pedestrian and bicycle traffic. Along this particular section of Route 14 lies the Queen Catherine Marsh, a state park and preserve that will be...
The Ithaca Community Advisory Group is seeking assistance in raising public awareness about the threat of Brownfields (polluted land) to the local community. Currently, information documenting land contamination of Ithaca properties is available to the public but is difficult to access, hard to understand, and fails to provide a holistic look of Brownfield threats to...
Downtown Ithaca Alliance (DIA) is excited to begin exploring opportunities that would enhance connections between downtown Ithaca and Six-Mile Creek. Elected officials and local business owners agree that Six-Mile Creek remains an underutilized asset for the city of Ithaca. By increasing access to the Six-Mile Creek trail and improving the quality of recreational and pedestrian...
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