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Article · Friday, October 23, 2026

Ithaca · Local digest

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Ithaca · Local digest
Friday, October 23, 2026
Ithaca · Local digest

Engineer Tim Logue honored with footbridge naming

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Footbridge Named for Logue

The Black Diamond Trail footbridge now carries a name.

Ithaca's City Common Council unanimously renamed the pedestrian crossing over Cayuga Inlet's flood control channel to the Tim Logue Memorial Footbridge, honoring the city engineer who died in July at 53 [Quelle: Ithaca Voice]. Logue spent 26 years with the City and was instrumental in building both the bridge and the Waterfront Trail—two vital pedestrian and bike links between West Hill and Downtown that open access to services like Wegmans and the Commons. A plaque dedication is set for October 30 at 12:30 p.m.

The bridge now stands as a permanent mark of his work.

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The Ithaca City Common Council unanimously adopted a resolution renaming the Black Diamond Trail footbridge across Cayuga Inlet's flood control channel to the Tim Logue Memorial Footbridge, honoring city engineer Tim Logue who died in July 2026 at age 53. Logue worked for the City of Ithaca for 26 years and was instrumental in constructing the footbridge and Ithaca's Waterfront Trail, which serve as vital pedestrian and bike connections between the West Hill neighborhood and Downtown, providing access to services like Wegmans on Meadow Street. A plaque recognizing his contributions will be installed on October 30 at 12:30 p.m.

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