Wickwire use down, but ID cards make a splash, city officials say

By TODD R. McADAM/Managing Editor

Posted 9/4/24

About 16,000 people used Wickwire Pool and Yaman Beach this summer in Cortland, Youth Bureau Director Andrea Piedigrossi, the first year the city required an ID for access to the pool.

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