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The National Weather Service at Binghamton hass issued a tornado warning for Cortland and other counties through 7 p.m. The storm was found in Virgil, heading northeast at 35 mph. It's expected …

It was big, it was messy, it was certainly inconvenient, but the storm Wednesday that left thousands of people without power — some for as long as 20 hours — wasn’t a microburst. …

Organizers have announced the Harford Town Picnic will be 6 p.m. Aug. 2 at Harford Town Park. The Harford Fire Department will provide hot dogs, but bring a dish to pass, drink and table …

Ten Cortland streets are scheduled for repaving, and some curb replacement, starting this week, the city announced via Crown City Rising. Milling begins Wednesday and work begins Monday to …

The Cortland Common Council will vote today on three candidates for public office, including two judges and a county legislator, seats left absent after some job changes. The council, with a 5-2 …

Groton man found with a pound of meth

DRYDEN — A Groton man faces charges after leading Tompkins County police on a chase last week in Dryden, and after which police found between $9,000 and $18,000 worth of methamphetamine in his …

Accused: John A. Berdon III, 27, of Groton Avenue, Cortland Charges: Seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, a misdemeanor Details: Berdon left behind a controlled …

‘We can be anywhere’

The pride showed many ways on the faces Saturday – including rainbow eyebrows and face paint – at the second annual Pride Festival in at Courthouse Park in Cortland. Nicole Simpson …

The town of Dryden's recent $9 million grant to expand its high-speed broadband service, Dryden Fiber, puts the town in a position to rapidly expand the state's first municipal broadband network. …

‘Everywhere I have family and I am proud’

 

Route 13 odor returns to Cortlandville

A noxious odor wrinkling noses in the Route 13 business area of Cortlandville recently flared up after several months of dormancy, confounding town officials seeking the source. “Nothing …

DA blames dismissed cases on state policy; data disagree

Cortland County’s district attorney blames the dismissal for lack of speedy trial of two felony cases in Cortland County – regarding a bank robbery and a rape – on “bad …

Emergency responders work around road construction

Maybe construction workers expect to direct wailing ambulances down Main Street, maybe they don’t. One day in late June, they did just that. The help makes navigating the street …

A Cortland man faces felony drug charges after Cortland police said they watched him conduct a sale, police said Friday. Police said Christian T. Rogers, 32, of Cortland, sold drugs Thursday at …

Cortland County homeowners can receive a $100 rebate on septic system maintenance by attending a free workshop on septic systems, the Cortland County Soil and Water Conservation District announced …

The Cortland County Legislature’s Finance and Administration Committee will have a special meeting at 9 a.m. July 30 to discuss planning for the 2025 budget, chair Cathy Bischoff (D-Cortland) …

The McGraw Central School District school board will have a hearing for public review of the district school safety plan at 6:15 p.m. July 22 in room 5 of McGraw High school, immediately followed by …

New York State Electric & Gas announced this week that it has prepared for a more-active hurricane season, days after the remnants of Hurricane Beryl cut power to thousands of utility customers. …

Accused: Mitchel G. Shipman, 20, of Adams Road, Harford Charges: Driving while intoxicated, driving with a blood-alcohol content of 0.08% or more, misdemeanors; insufficient turn signal, …

Dryden spends nearly $125,000 on sewer project

DRYDEN – The Dryden Town Board approved spending $124,459 in capital funds from its sewer project to pay National Water Main Cleaning Co. of New Jersey for work done through May 1 on sewer …

Officials expect homeless resource center by winter

An informal consortium of public and private entities trying to find solutions to homelessness in Cortland says it’s on track by winter to open a shelter and resource center for people without …

‘To be able to self advocate is so huge’

Being a patient can be daunting, said Alex Mikowski – it’s not always easy to ask doctors questions, medical systems can be hard to navigate and sometimes, professionals are bound by …

Wright is honored for nearly 60 years of service to Grange

When Eugene Wright joined the board of directors of the Cortland County Soil and Water Conservation District and Grange, Cortland County had 997 farms. Of those, 628 were dairy farms. That was …

Because of Wednesday’s storm , the town of Homer has rescheduled its board meeting to 8 p.m. next Wednesday at the town hall senior center, 31 N. Main St., the town announced Thursday.

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