Pencil sketch by Mary Ann Barr 2021
Town Hall, 1830 Danby Road, Ithaca, NY 14850
NOTE: Meeting is no longer on Zoom and will instead be in person at the outdoor pavilion of the West Danby Fire Station.
NOTE: Meeting is no longer on Zoom and will instead be in person at the outdoor pavilion of the West Danby Fire Station.
NOTE: Meeting is no longer on Zoom and will instead be in person at the outdoor pavilion of the West Danby Fire Station.
NOTE: Meeting is no longer on Zoom and will instead be in person at the outdoor pavilion of the West Danby Fire Station.
NOTE: Meeting is no longer on Zoom and will instead be in person at the outdoor pavilion of the West Danby Fire Station.
NOTE: Meeting is no longer on Zoom and will instead be in person at the outdoor pavilion of the West Danby Fire Station.
NOTE: Meeting is no longer on Zoom and will instead be in person at the outdoor pavilion of the West Danby Fire Station.
NOTE: Meeting is no longer on Zoom and will instead be in person at the outdoor pavilion of the West Danby Fire Station.
NOTE: Meeting is no longer on Zoom and will instead be in person at the outdoor pavilion of the West Danby Fire Station.
NOTE: Meeting is no longer on Zoom and will instead be in person at the outdoor pavilion of the West Danby Fire Station.
NOTE: Meeting is no longer on Zoom and will instead be in person at the outdoor pavilion of the West Danby Fire Station.
NOTE: Meeting is no longer on Zoom and will instead be in person at the outdoor pavilion of the West Danby Fire Station.
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.
