by Madi Wagner / Ithacalocal.org

The City of Ithaca, New York has announced that several streets will be cleaned on Wednesday, April 24th. The streets scheduled for cleaning include W. Court Street (even side) from Geneva Street to Route 13 (Fulton St), W. Buffalo Street (even side) from Geneva Street to Route 13 (Fulton St), S. Plain Street from W. State Street to Elmira Road, S. Albany Street from W. State Street to Elmira Road, S. Geneva Street from W. Green Street to Wood Street, S. Cayuga Street from Clinton Street to S. Titus Avenue, and Esty Street from N. Albany Street to Fulton Street. More information can be found on the City of Ithaca's website at https://www.cityofithaca.org/763/Street-Cleaning.

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