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November 12, 2013
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Despite Increased Crime, City Shuts Down Proposal to Add Police Officers

By The Cornell Daily Sun | November 12, 2013
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Alice Pham / Sun Staff PhotographerAlderperson Ellen McCollister ’78 (D-3rd Ward) speaks at a meeting at Ithaca City Hall Tuesday.



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