Living-and-leisure

ROCHESTER — The Memorial Art Gallery in Rochester seeks submissions for the 69th Rochester-Finger Lakes Exhibition. Exhibits will be displayed June 28 to Oct. 5 in the gallery’s …

The cast of a new play by a Cortland playwright will perform a free reading of “Irene” at 7 p.m. Friday at the Center for the Arts of Homer. “Irene,” written by Greg …

Plan your fun

Here’s a sampling of what’s going on in the greater Cortland area. MUSIC Jan. 17: Colleen Kattau and Harmonic Dirt, 7 p.m., Virgil Community Living Center, 1208 Church St., …

SYRACUSE — The Pulitzer Prize-winning “Primary Trust,” will appear at Syracuse Stage from Jan. 22 to Feb. 9. In Cranberry, N.Y., a small town just east of Rochester, …

BINGHAMTON — Know Theatre in Binghamton will perform “Misery” Feb. 7 through 23 at the theater on Carroll Street in Binghamton. The play is based on the 1990 starring Kathy …

Trail mix you’ll go nuts for

My wife is nuts for trail mix. As snacks go, it’s a pretty good one. Nuts and seeds have a good amount of protein and fiber. Fruit has fiber, too, plus a variety of nutrients. She nibbles …

ITHACA — The Friends of Ithaca Farmers Market will get $109,255 in federal funds to create a shared commercial kitchen for food entrepreneurs looking to expand business and sell at places like …

Combat the urge to hibernate

Going outside in the blustery winter weather can feel like a chore, and it’s easy to lay under a pile of blankets all day. But if you’re looking to challenge yourself in the New Year, try …

A safe space for family caregivers to share their experiences, challenges and successes meets from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. the fourth Thursday of the month. The meeting is available in person at …

Linda Christy and Joan Litzel won Friday’s duplicate bridge game with 11.5 points. Lorraine Khouri and Gail Briggs were second with 10.5 points. Average for the game was 10 points. …

Artists connecting with all sorts of media

A brush can connect with a canvas, or a dancer’s feet can connect with the floor after a leap. All art at the Community Arts Challenge was created to connect in some way or another. More …

The Order of the Eastern Star, chapter 591 of Cortland, will meet at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 20 at the Masonic Lodge, Route 13, Cortlandville. Roberta Learn will provide refreshments. Chess Club …

The Central New York Maple Festival seeks to help non-profit organizations and clubs raise money through its pancake breakfast during the festival April 5 and 6. Contestants with their …

What started as a one-time festival gig in 2021 has turned into a band touring America to support its album. Big Richard will bring its acoustic tunes influenced by bluegrass, country and pop to the …

Plan your fun

Here’s a sampling of what’s going on in the greater Cortland area. MUSIC Jan. 17: Colleen Kattau and Harmonic Dirt, 7 p.m., Virgil Community Living Center, 1208 Church St., …

GROTON — Groton City United Church of Christ will host the Rolling Hills Southern Gospel Quartet with Marilyn Dominick playing accompaniment at 2 p.m. Jan. 11 at the church, 47 Groton City …

New year, new treats, old tradition

The only thing that rivals “Oprah’s Favorite things,” the TV segment that spawned the famous “You get a car! And you get a car!” is Byrne’s Favorite Things, a New …

The American Legion post 489 on Tompkins Street in Cortland will have its monthly breakfast from 8 to 11:30 a.m. Sunday. All breakfasts are cooked to order an an omelet special is featured.

Deb Kellogg and Chuck Kassten won Friday’s duplicate bridge match with 15 points. Linda Christ and Joan Litzel were second with 12 points. Kim Sharpe and Gail Briggs were third with 11 …

A safe space for family caregivers to share their experiences, challenges and successes meets from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. the fourth Thursday of the month. The meeting is available in person at …

The Catholic Daughters of the America, Cortland Court 919, will meet at 1 p.m. Sunday at St. Mary’s Church hall on North Main Street in Cortland. Marcia Bulger will chair the meeting, …

Rethinking Drinking: Dry January a chance to choose

We all collectively blinked and it became January, the month renowned for new beginnings and fresh starts. Many folks are taking inventory of their lives, committing to make 2025 their happiest and …

If on a winter night ...

Ben and I are becoming nocturnal – night creatures roaming the dark. In the winter dark, I’m discovering a world I never knew about or paid much attention to. A few weeks ago, …

New year, new skills

A new year means new goals – new ambitions, new plans or maybe new skills. Opportunities are coming up for you to learn from the masters of many different crafts, whether it’s …

The Cortland Retired Nurses will meet at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday at Perkins Restaurant in Cortland. Lunch is available and all retired health care professionals are welcome.

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