COVID-19
Durland Alternatives Library, Prisoner Express Close Doors in Response to COVID-19
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The Durland Alternatives Library and Prisoner Express Program both suspended operations until at least April 13 as a result of COVID-19.
The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/tag/closing/)
The Durland Alternatives Library and Prisoner Express Program both suspended operations until at least April 13 as a result of COVID-19.
In the newest COVID-19 development, Cornell canceled Slope Day, transitioned to only take-out in the dining halls and closed all gyms.
As a result of financial struggles, the Cornell Orchards Store closed — upsetting news to its dedicated customers.
The beloved retail destination for SnapDragon apples and Cornell-produced maple syrup closed on Friday, igniting a heated backlash from Ithaca and alumni communities.
In 1975, Ithaca resident Jack Goldman — who spent a year as a graduate student at Cornell in 1967 — opened The Bookery, now located in the Dewitt Mall. Now, it’s time to turn the page.
Students gearing up for all-nighters must seek alternative venues — it is closing time at the Cocktail Lounge.
The Nines intends to close its doors on Sunday, Oct. 7, after 40 years of business. However, the actual closing date will be when the restaurant exhausts its supplies.
The reasons behind Dunkin’ Donuts’ closure remain unclear, though it closely followed the shuttering of Collegetown Pizza’s 139 Dryden Road location, which sits about a block away.
While I don’t have the years my family did to develop my own Hal’s traditions, I will still be going for breakfast and lunch every chance I get until the doors permanently close.
It’s getting tougher to find a good meal in Collegetown these days.
When students returned to Cornell this August, they found that yet another two longstanding Collegetown eateries — Smoothie Hut and The Greek House — had shut their doors for good. These latest vacancies join the veritable laundry list of Collegetown closings in recent years.