During times of indecisive weather, where warmth battles frostiness, there’s still plenty to be done in the backyard, tending to flower beds and gardens. Though the unpredictable weather can be …
It has changed names several times, ownership has passed from business partners to a local family to younger members of the same family, but one thing has not changed: The Community Restaurant at 10 …
Here’s the problem with news organizations doing big projects, as the Cortland Standard did with “Home is Someplace,” a six-part series that concluded Saturday: We’re so tired …
The city crews will close Helen Avenue from 8 a.m. to noon Tuesday to install a new storm sewer line, the city announced Monday. This closure connects to the established Groton Avenue detour, so …
The Cortland Farmers Market will begin the season May 18, said market manager Carla Plunkett in a release. The market will be open 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesdays and Saturdays on Court Street through …
The city – residents, advocates, officials – is grappling with how to provide better services to people living homeless, and A forum Thursday at SUNY Cortland will open the floor to …
McGraw Central School will have a budget hearing at 6:15 p.m. May 9, followed by a school board meeting at 6:30 p.m. in the high school library. The school board has adopted a $16.56 million …
Accused: Karen J. Sutton, 25, of Woodland Avenue, Cortland Charges: Driving while intoxicated, driving with a blood-alcohol content of 0.08% or greater, misdemeanors; speeding, a violation. …
Cortland County Sheriff Mark Helms has announced several promotions in the wake of the retirement Friday of Lt. Garry Williams: Criminal Investigation Lt. Kimberly Natoli – Natoli …
Lisa Hoeschele always had a passion for helping people, but when her daughter Margaret was born 10 weeks premature, she saw first-hand how important community supports can be. “We …
The lessons John Perricone will bring with him May 2 to the Homer school district are meant to inspire more than the students. They’re meant to inspire the parents and the rest of the community …
Registration was almost always full for the Phillips Free Library’s Sweet 60 events, which helped older people socialize after years of COVID-era isolation – and a grant will help the …
Cayuga Health has announced that Cayuga Medical Center’s Birthplace has won the Fidelis’ Maternal Child Health Award for Excellence for the second consecutive year. The evaluation …
Price Chopper/Market 32 issued a reminder Friday, a day before National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, that each of its 60 pharmacies, including one in Cortlandville, maintains a kiosk to take …
Cortland has tried and failed twice to get state funding to build 53 units of affordable senior housing – and come late summer, it will try again. The Cortland Housing Assistance Council, …
Cortland County legislators approved a 29-year lease Thursday for land at and near the county airport for a 2.8-megawatt solar project. “Our attorneys have to fine tune the lease agreement …
A year-round shelter might work; so could transitional housing. Maybe a solution is less concrete than that – maybe a change in perspective could help. Most likely? It’s a combination.
A Cortland man has been sentenced to three to 15 years in prison following his conviction after a crash in 2023 that killed a passenger in his vehicle, Cortland County District Attorney Patrick …
The Cortland County Sheriff’s Office will not take part in Drug Take Back Day on Saturday, withdrawing from the event over disagreement with addiction services’ messaging about safe use. …
Tompkins County Whole Health emphasized the importance of immunizations during this year’s National Infant Immunization Week, which runs through Monday. “Infants are particularly …
Cortland County residents can now recycle textiles, like clothes, at the county Recycling Center, 127 S. Pendleton St., Cortland. The shed is located outside the recycling center building, but …
Accused: Jaret D. Carr, Clark Street Extension, Groton Charges: Driving while intoxicated, aggravated driving while intoxicated, misdemeanors; failure to stop at a steady red light, a violation …
DRYDEN – The town of Dryden wants 2,000 customers to use its high-speed broadband service, Dryden Fiber. It has about 40 so far. To expand its customer base – and perhaps win a …
President Joe Biden is bringing more than a $6.1 billion check with him when he arrives today in Syracuse to fund the construction of Micron’s microchip-fabrication facilities in Onondaga …