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A public gathering at 1 p.m. Wednesday on the front steps of the Cortland County Office Building will call attention to World Elder Abuse Day and the efforts made to end abuse, county officials said. …

In January 1985, I showed up at Syracuse University with three days worth of groceries, a typewriter and a plan to major in newspaper journalism. What, my new classmates asked, was my other …

Woman charged with assault with broken glass Accused : Erica L. Allen, 41, of Cortlandville Charges : Second-degree assault, a felony; fourth-degree criminal possession of a weapon, two …

6 new cases in Cortland County Cortland County saw six new cases of COVID-19, the state Health Department reported Monday, bringing the county to a total of 11,619 cases since the pandemic …

Four charged with making meth in Cortland

Four people have been charged in a methamphetamine operation when the Cortland County Drug Task Force searched a home Friday on Monroe Heights in Cortland and found more than 2 ounces of meth, …

Dryden Dairy Day returns

DRYDEN — Children hopped up and down in anticipation of the Dryden Dairy Day parade Saturday. Sirens blared from the Village of Dryden Police Department vehicles, which led the parade, …

Parishioners of St. Anthony of Padua Church in Cortland assemble a procession Sunday morning around the East Side of Cortland as part of the second day of the St. Anthony’s Festival. COVID-19 …

Cincy ‘cleans up’ with townwide yard sale

Cincinnatus cleaned the barn — 70 of them, actually — on Saturday with a townwide yard sale. Buyers perused old items along Route 41 and Telephone Road, as a social media event page …

SUNY police sport Pride patch this month

SUNY Cortland University Police and law enforcement officers across SUNY have been encouraged to don a new official rainbow patch, designed by a SUNY Corltand officer, during LGBT Pride Month. …

Cortland County reports 12 new COVID cases Cortland County saw 12 new cases of COVID-19 over the weekend, the state Health Department reported Sunday, bringing the county to a total of 11,613 …

June 8 The rain was just beginning to let up about 6:30 p.m. Tuesday when the Cortland County Dairy Parade took to the street. People dressed as cows threw milk at the crowd — some …

Dryden’s tale of 2 bridges

DRYDEN — The Dryden Town Board on Friday finalized access needed for construction of a bridge over Route 13 for the expanding Dryden Rail Trail, but may have to scrap an historic bridge …

Worker shortage gives job seekers opportunities

The greater Cortland area has as many job openings as ever, but 1,500 fewer workers today than it did in the month before the COVID-19 pandemic struck in March 2020. That creates opportunity for job …

Pulled pork dinner is June 18 A takeout pulled pork dinner will be available June 18 from McLean Community Church. For $13, patrons can get a pulled pork sandwich, salt potatoes, cole slaw …

Cortland man faces drunken driving count Accused : Anthony J. Minielli, 46, of Cortland Charges : Driving while intoxicated, third-degree aggravated unlicensed operation, misdemeanors; …

Tompkins County ends mask advisory The Tompkins County Health Department suspended its mask advisory Friday, a week after its rating as a community at “high risk” of COVID-19 …

Taking a step-by-step approach

DRYDEN — Less than 10 days after beginning her new job as president of Tompkins Cortland Community College, Amy Kremenek said her first task is to fit in with the college’s environment. …

‘Always be prepared’

Following the allocation of $300,000 half a year ago, Cortland County Soil and Water Conservation District is still working on how to use the money to stabilize stream banks and mitigate flood …

Legislators: Cortland possibly undercounted in census

Cortland County legislators believe that parts of the city of Cortland may have been undercounted during the 2020 Census and are considering asking the Census Bureau for a partial recount. …

Watch for curly-leaf pondweed in area lakes

As the warm weather continues and summer recreation activities begin, we must pay attention to the problem of invasive species, non-native plants, animals, or diseases that can cause harm to the …

Developer makes pitch for Homer billboards

The town of Homer plans to thoroughly study a proposal by a developer to build four billboards along Interstate 81 in town and may incorporate rules for the project in an update some day to its …

Cortland’s final round of spring brush and leaf pickup will be Monday to June 17, said Alan Ricottilli, the city’s deputy superintendent of public works. Residents can place their …

Cortland County at ‘medium’ risk Cortland County’s risk level for coronavirus transmission was raised to “medium” Thursday, although all the counties surrounding …

Splash pads and pickeball

Elliott Davi, 8, once wrote to the Cortland mayor, saying his No. 1 wish for Randall Park was a splash pad. “There is an elephant that shoots out water out of its trunk,” he said …

Pier review

The hope of a new pier at Dwyer Memorial Park is still alive, said Cortland County Legislator Linda Jones, but it needs funding, and federal COVID relief funds may not be available. Jones …

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