Pencil sketch by Mary Ann Barr 2021
Town Hall, 1830 Danby Road, Ithaca, NY 14850
Applications are now being accepted for the Tompkins County Septic Upgrade Program. This grant will allow for the upgrade of substandard septic systems for eligible single-family, owner-occupied properties located within […]
Find out how voting “yes” to the Bond Act this November would support healthy communities, a strong economy, and local recreation!
Read the August 2022 issue of the Town Newsletter for updates and goings-on throughout the month!
The DCPA’s Annual Meeting is on Wednesday, August 3 at 7:00pm under the Dotson Park pavilion. Come be a part of it!
Below is an announcement from TCAT to the community: Persistent labor and parts shortages are forcing TCAT to reduce service for its fall service period Aug. 21, tentatively through Jan. […]
Jennings Pond in Danby will be open for swimming every day except Wednesdays starting July 1. Hours are 9am-7pm. Life guards will be on duty.
The July 2022 Town Newsletter is here! Town Newsletters 2022-08 Danby Town News 2022-07 Danby Town News 2022-06 Danby Town News View Newsletter Archive
Learn how FEMA’s new flood maps may affect you!
Danby’s Conservation Advisory Council encourages Danby residents to attend the following upcoming online talk from the Cornell Cooperative Extension: Native Plants for Bird Habitat Tuesday, May 17, 2022, 6:00 PM […]
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The Town of Danby sits on the traditional & ancestral land of the Gayogoho:no’ (Cayuga Nation), one of the five nations to first form the Haudenosaunee. Indigenous peoples were largely forced out of Upstate New York by the Sullivan-Clinton Expedition in 1779. The land that would become the Town of Danby was a part of the Watkins and Flint Purchase, a 336,380 acre patent granted by New York State to numerous eastern investors in 1794.
