Ithaca College’s proposed revamp of the Butterfield Stadium has been granted approval by the town of Ithaca.
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FL1 FORECAST: Dangerous heat builds this week as Finger Lakes enters summer's hottest stretch The comprehensive renovation plan for the stadium, which was inaugurated in 1976, includes installing synthetic turf to replace the natural grass athletic field, and erecting four stadium light poles. The current running track surrounding the field is planned to be removed and relocated.
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After overcoming the administrative and technical hurdles, the college aims to have the upgraded stadium operational by Fall 2023.




