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Purple Heart recipient John T. Vandenburg unveiled the first of 50 Purple Heart signs on Monday that will be placed at the county line on major roads coming into Cortland County. Vandenburg, an …

'You need more art'

A musician playing Woody Guthrie's “This Land is Your Land” on guitar and harmonica while balancing on a wooden board with wheels alerted people to the Arts Off Main Festival on Saturday …

Time flowing like water

On a winding path down Mill Street in Marathon, Laurie Tebbe of the Marathon Area Historical Society showed a small group of people where an old sawmill used to be. The mills,Tebbe said in a …

Accused: Jake D. O'Brien, 28, of GrotonCharges: Aggravated driving while intoxicated, a felonyDetails: O'Brien's vehicle was stopped about 11:45 p.m. July 9 near Starr Road and Route 13 in …

Cortland County saw nine new cases of COVID-19 over the weekend, the state Health Department reported Sunday, bringing the county to a total of 11,905 cases since the pandemic began. Tompkins …

ThursdayA county emergency communications project slowed during the coronavirus pandemic will resume with funding from a pair of state grants. Cortland County’s Department of Emergency …

Police seek two with stolen walletState police in Ithaca seek information on who may have stolen an elderly woman's wallet in Cortland. A Troop C public information officer reported Sunday that …

Growing competition

Fred Forbes Sr. drove his gray Dodge pickup truck up a Cortlandville hill, past fields of soybeans and corn, climbing as the path dissolved from asphalt to dirt, then nothing more than …

Thursday the deadline to switch parties

Acting Supreme Court Justice Patrick McAllister issued an order setting Thursday as the deadline for voters to change or designate their party enrollment for the Aug. 23 primaries, the state Board of …

Two charged with armed robbery Two men were charged Friday in connection with an April robbery on Greenbush Street in Cortland, city police said. Casey Cole Burke, 9 Warren St., Homer, and …

Nine new cases in Cortland County Cortland County saw nine new cases of COVID-19, the state Health Department reported Friday, bringing the county to a total of 11,896 cases since the pandemic began. …

Buckets of generosity

It's a morning in the sun, surrounded by bushes bearing little blue orbs of tangy sweetness high in vitamin C, fiber and surprisingly vitamin K. They're blueberries, and for five hours Aug. 14, …

Lively Run Goat Dairy of Tompkins County won two gold and a silver medal recently at the American Cheese Society's national cheese competition in Portland, Oregon. The Interlaken dairy's Cayuga …

Cortland's remains "low" riskOnondaga and Cayuga counties joined Broome and Tioga as a "medium" risk for COVID-19 transmission, reports the national Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, but …

City supports grant request to mitigate stormwater problems

People are tired of the water backing up in the parking lot after a heavy storm. City of Cortland leaders agreed this week to alleviate stormwater system problems in the downtown area by seeking …

Cayuga County Undersheriff Steve Smith will retire at the end of the year, and be succeeded by Stuart Peenstra, now the Seneca Falls police chief, Cayuga County Sheriff Brian Schenck announced …

Three Bear Daycare hopes business change is just right

The restaurant of the Three Bear Inn in the village of Marathon is being converted to a day-care center, its new co-owner said Wednesday. Megan Decker, who now owns the business along with her …

Cortland County receives grant for 911 center

Cortland County’s Department of Emergency Response and Communications plans to use nearly $1.7 million in grants to renovate a county-owned building at 22 W. Court St. to house its dispatch …

Cortland County saw 15 new cases of COVID-19, and one death, the state Health Department reported Wednesday, bringing the county to a total of 11,872 cases …

Citizen of the Year

Norm Stitzel of Cortland has held many titles; corporal, CEO, chaplain. Now, Cortland County Citizen of the Year is being added to that list. The Boy Scouts of America, Baden-Powell Council …

Tompkins man charged after Dryden stop Accused: Jeremy J. Leitch, 41, of Newfield Charges: Seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, third-degree aggravated unlicensed operation …

Kinney Drugs plans to install self-service medication collection kiosks in all 75 New York stores in a partnership with the state Bureau of Narcotic Enforcement and MED-Project, the company has …

Report: C'ville's stormwater system in good shape

Inspections by conservation employees and self-reporting in 2021 did not identify any problems with maintenance of stormwater systems at 50 businesses in Cortlandville, states an annual report the town board received Wednesday.

Beware the heat

If you can find a way to stay cool in the next couple of days, you might want to do exactly that: The National Weather Service has declared a heat advisory form 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday in Tompkins …

Connecting with community

Homer participated Tuesday for the first time in the National Night Out. The event, championed by Homer Police Chief Robert Pitman, sought to foster better community relations between citizens and …

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