Obtaining a New York State historical marker for the former Cincinnatus Academy was a yearlong process for Sharon Pesesky. “This was a killer,” said Beth MacRae, co-chairwoman of the …
Maryanne Wilbur Hart, 72, of Cortland, a retired banker who put in 35 years on the job, was taking a walk Friday through Suggett Park, and agreed to an interview. She worked at First National Bank of …
My grandfather would take me into the woods, roving past groves and marshes, hills and the odd cranberry bog. It was summertime in the 1970s. I’d spend a week with my grandparents in a …
Vincent Turturro said he tried to cut the movie he made with his sister, Alena, into a 15-minute film, but he couldn’t do it. “Ours is 21 minutes,” he said this week. “We …
Don’t pooh-pooh a good ghost story. “Sometimes a ghost story is not just a ghost story,” said SUNY Cortland student Kaitlyn McManus. It can mirror an issue, or a sign of change, …
The job takes patience. Flexibility. Resilience. And no small amount of compassion. They’re not just nurses, they’re psychiatric nurses. Beyond delivering care to a patient’s …
When Cortland Repertory Theatre was renovating the building at 24-26 Port Watson St. to create the new performing arts space “CRT Downtown,” a marquee for the front of the building was …
The Zonta Club of Cortland has awarded $6,600 to Cortland area organizations, the club has announced. Recipients this year include the Dolly Parton Imagination Library, YWCA Aid to Victims of …
It’s not about the melody. It’s not about the key, or the chords, or the songs themselves. Being a choir director for 50 years is about harmony — the blend of patience, kindness and …
