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‘It’s the perfect amount of unstructured’

It was 8 a.m. The high schoolers skipped their morning coffee – they didn’t need it. They were rocking out, tuning basses, cheering friends and debating whether the color of the stage lighting matched the vibe of the song.

Santa Claus will make several stops this month at the Cortland Water Works, the city announced Tuesday. Maybe it’s a satellite workshop; maybe it’s a regional distribution hub. …

Dryden students win grant for reusable utensils

DRYDEN – Look in the trash cans of the Dryden High School cafeteria: You’ll find 5,000 plastic forks, tossed away every month. Students will soon reduce that number to zero, said …

Holiday lights contest hopes for more displays this year

 

CAPCO to provide diapers to 100 families for nearly 2 years

 

I don’t know if the appreciation I have for libraries is because news organizations and libraries have often had parallel missions — getting information to large numbers of people — …

Cortland Mayor Steve and the Common Council will honor Linda Armstrong at 6 p.m. Tuesday at the Common Council meeting as she retires after more than 40 years of work for 11 different mayors. …

A man was charged Thursday after holding two people against their will on Elm Street in Cortland and a two-hour standoff on Clinton Avenue, city police said. Christopher C. Gillette, 40, was …

Priest accused of sex abuse to appear in Homer court

The Rev. Nathan Brooks, accused of sexual abuse of a child, is scheduled to appear Tuesday in Homer Town Court, five months after the Diocese of Syracuse agreed to a $100 million settlement with …

Winter preparedness goes beyond snow tires

Snow tires? Check. Shovel? Check. New windshield wipers? Check. Now, don’t forget to take care of your mental health, too. Richard Borra, owner of O’Shea Tire & Service Center, …

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