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C’ville buys security cameras, more for Gutchess

  The Cortlandville town board made several commitments Wednesday to spend money at Gutchess Lumber Sports Complex, including one that might have prevented the theft last year of a utility …

State helps TC3 expand nursing program

DRYDEN – Filling the nursing gap, one nurse at a time – or 10. Tompkins Cortland Community College was awarded $175,000 in state funding to advance its health care and mental health …

Homer fire leaves 8 homeless

Eight people could do little more than watch and shiver early Wednesday morning as a fire left their mobile home in Homer an uninhabitable shell, Homer firefighters said. Firefighters were …

Guthrie healthcare has hired these health providers in the greater Cortland area: • Dr. Jorge Davidenko rejoins Guthrie as a board-certified, fellowship-trained cardiologist in Cortland …

The Homer Central School Board of Education will have a special meeting at 6 p.m. Thursday in the Homer Training and Education Center.

Accused: Jason L. Greene Jr., 26, homeless, Syracuse Charge: Second-degree criminal trespass, a misdemeanor Details : Greene entered a home on Burgett Drive in the village of Homer around …

Here's what's closed or delayed because of cold weather Jan. 22, 2205: Schools Cincinnatus -- Two-hour delay Dryden -- Two-hour delay Lansing -- Two-hour delay

Groton Avenue stoplights to be turned on

Traffic lights on Groton Avenue in Cortland will be activated this week, city officials announced Tuesday at a nine-minute Common Council meeting. Alderperson Mary Clare Pennello (D-3rd Ward) …

Cortland’s question: Where do we put electric buses?

Cortland Enlarged City School District residents will vote on buying electric buses,but that brings the question: “Where will these buses go?” The answer could cost $4 million, maybe …

Kiss the Calf fundraiser to help food rescue program

Community leaders will spend Valentine’s Day not with their significant other, but with a significant udder. Fouts Farm is hosting its first “Kiss the Calf” fundraiser. If …

East Court Street in Cortland will be closed near iSpice starting about 9 a.m. Wednesday to repair a broken rail, the city announced Tuesday.   Police Chief David Guerrera said the New …

Heater causes early-morning fire in Homer

Homer firefighters warn about safe use of space heaters during a cold snap after a fire Tuesday morning on Cayuga Street in the village. Firefighters were called about 3:11 a.m., the department …

DRYDEN — Two Dryden Central School District employees are on paid administrative leave as police investigate allegations of sexual misconduct, said Superintendent Joshua Bacigalupi in a …

SUNY adds civic discourse, AI to curriculum

As the world changes, so should the curriculum, college administrators say, including new components on civic discourse and artificial intelligence added to the State University of New York …

Program hopes to help drivers with autism with traffic stops

It’s a stressful situation for all involved: Pulled over in a traffic stop; police lights flashing. Where’s the license and insurance card? Is the driver reaching into the glove …

At the heart of every newsroom I’ve ever worked in lies the local desk. At the heart of that is the local editor. What news organizations do, physically, is a reflection of how they think. …

More than 50 people rallied Saturday at Main and Port Watson streets in Cortland to show support reproductive rights and social justice. The rally was organized by Indivisible Cortland County, …

Calling hours will be 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at the Cortlandville Fire Department on Route 13 in Cortlandville for past chief and Commissioner Gary Henry, the department has announced via social …

The Homer Central School Board of Education will have a special meeting at 5:30 p.m. Thursday in the Homer Training and Education Center.

A steering committee assembled to update the city of Cortland’s comprehensive plan will meet at 3 p.m. Wednesday at the Cortland County Convention and Visitors Bureau, 40-42 Main St., the city …

Accused: David A. Crevatas, 32, Main Street, Cortland Charge: Fourth-degree criminal mischief, a misdemeanor Details: Crevatas was arrested about 10:10 p.m. Saturday following a larceny …

Girl spends night in office as county lacks foster parents

  The Cortland County legislators’ mouths hung open. Their heads shook. They had just learned a girl spent the night inside the Cortland County Office Building – because the …

A Cortland County Jail inmate has been sentenced to seven years in prison for trying to gouge out the eyes of a correctional officer. Drahcir S. Parson, 51, was sentenced Thursday in Cortland …

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