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The next pandemic

Merideth Schlader of Summerhill said she learned a valuable lesson during the COVID-19 pandemic she’ll carry with her to the next one. “You have to make an effort to stay …

Chet and Karen Seibert’s 15th annual holiday light and music show is lighting the nights from 5 to 10 p.m. through Jan. 7 at 4390 Cosmos Hill Road, Cortlandville. The show, set to music, …

Cortland County sheriff’s investigators are seeking help with a burglary Oct. 8 or 9 at Ted McBride Co. on Fisher Avenue in Cortlandville. Police said someone wearing a camouflage jacket, …

A state judge declared moot on Thursday a lawsuit against the Cortland County Legislature after legislators voted Wednesday to rescind the plan to switch county retirees' insurance to private …

Pittman set for January trial on attempted murder charge

Cortland County Judge Julie Campbell established rules Thursday for the trial of Tyshawn Pittman, accused of attempted murder stemming from a Main Street shooting in December 2022. Pittman, 37, …

‘Everyone can do something’

SUNY Cortland sophomore Kaylee Evans is lobbying today at the New York State Capitol to get the New York HEAT Act passed. Next month, she will be interning there. Evans is the first SUNY …

Alumni center, YWCA, brewer receive state grants

Three greater Cortland area organizations will be able to improve their economic and environmental sustainability and accessibility as they share more than $1 million in state grants. Gov. Kathy …

SUNY Cortland faces $8.6 million projected deficit

SUNY Cortland will address a larger-than-expected budget deficit – $8.6 million – without layoffs of program cuts, the college announced this week. The projected deficit for this …

The New York State Humane Association offers a $1,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of whoever abandoned an injured cat on the steps of the Cortland Community SPCA …

Santa Claus will come to Homer aboard a fire truck tonight as the village welcomes the holiday season at the Village Green as the community counts down to a tree lighting at 6:30 p.m. Live music …

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