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City creates New Year's event despite First Light

The city will host a New Year's Eve celebration this year, creating a new version of an event canceled for the past two years during the COVID-19 pandemic. The decision drew objections from Tim …

Downtown businesses learn to adjust to construction

Sandro Mironti has learned to adjust: the noise of heavy equipment; the difficulty accessing his business on Main Street; the occasional hole or trench nearby. His neighbors are doing the …

Towns help city on street work

As the summer nears its close, the city Department of Public Works continues construction on city streets with the help of surrounding towns. “It's a good tradeoff for services,” …

The first phase of a project by the Cortland County Industrial Development Agency to clean the former Apex site in Cortland was completed Wednesday, the IDA reported.

How would you help Homer with $10 million?

Firefighters wanted the Homer Fire Station refurbished. Someone else wanted accessibility for people with disabilities improved. A Cortland County legislator wanted the village of Homer’s …

A ceremony marking the anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon will be 8:30 a.m. Sunday at the 9/11 memorial in Homer, organizers said Tuesday. Actual …

Cortland looks to end blue bags, adopt city-funded bins

Cortland’s Common Council approved a plan Tuesday night to seek proposals for large bins that would be distributed to residents for household waste and recycling, moving the cost of …

'A nice celebration of Cortland'

Toddlers chased soap bubbles. Older children wore crowns of balloons. Others petted a tortoise, or were draped with a snake. A pair of boys swung for the fences, and would have sent the ball to …

'Unroom' opens for sale

The dilapidated appearance of the red and white building along the southern end of the quaint row of homes in the village of Homer belied its role in local history. The shop had appeared closed …

Murals painted to beautify Main Street during construction

A semi-circle of more than a dozen artists painted murals Friday on canvases at the back of the Cortland Corset Building while guitar music played in the background. Twenty-seven pallets lay on …

Garbage and recycling pickup in the village of Homer will be delayed one day next week because of the Labor Day holiday on Monday, the village announced Friday. Wednesday pickups with be Thursday …

Clinton project almost done

The end of construction on Clinton Avenue in Cortland can’t come soon enough for Becky Guernsey, a manager of Shaw and Boehler Florist. “Normally, we get more walk-ins, but we lost …

Homer floats ideas for DRI application

Given $10 million to revitalize downtown Homer, residents suggested on Thursday using it for better waterfront access and increased walkability. Better signage for restaurants would be good, they …

Kinney Drugs has opened flu vaccination appointments in all its New York pharmacies, including the pharmacies in Cortland, Cortlandville, Dryden, Moravia and Tully, the company announced Tuesday. …

Four Cortland firefighters will be cross-trained as paramedics with part of nearly $383,000 in federal grants, the fire chief and mayor announced Monday. The rest of the money will be spent on an …

The Chrome Divas of Cortland hit the road again this year to raise $2,200 to fight breast cancer.  The annual Chrome Divas and Dudes for a Cure Breast Cancer Awareness Ride helped the Cortland …

HVAC wafts a fresh breeze into Homer arts center

A nearly 20-year project to convert a century-old former church on the Homer Village Green to an arts center brought myriad opportunities: for entertainment, for community, for historic preservation. …

Dryden seeks $4.5M NY Forward grant

DRYDEN – The village of Dryden will seek up to $4.5 million in a state grant to revitalize its downtown in a program similar one that awarded the city of Cortland $10 million. In fact, the …

Little steps back in time

Children ran to and from a mini-log cabin Saturday at the Cortland County Historical Society. A raging, but artificial fire lit the cabin, and kids could get a gander at 19th Century fashion, a …

Leachate pipeline takes a slight uphill turn

Allan Stauber was historically skeptical of a plan to run pipes from the Cortland County Landfill, through McGraw, then to Cortland to treat the landfill's leachate. He recently shifted his …

The Cortland Department of Public works will lay the final layer of asphalt next week on several streets. On Monday, the work will be on Floral Avenue between Madison and West Main streets, and on …

Gus Barn at Lime Hollow Nature Center in Cortlandville will reopen next month as BOCES classroom space following a nearly four-month renovation funded, in part, with $100,000 in American Rescue Plan …

McGraw historian named senior citizen of year

Mary Kimberly doesn't miss an opportunity to promote her adopted hometown of McGraw. Walking outside the pavilion at Dwyer Memorial Park on Thursday after being named the 2022 Cortland County …

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