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A swing set, a concrete turtle with footholds to climb, a metal slide, a couple of seesaws, a wooden fire truck and a playground unit scatter an open area near the front of Dwyer Memorial Park, just …

Moments in time

By the time this year’s Cortland kindergartners graduate, they will be able to see themselves grow up through self-portraits. Cortland Enlarged City School District started the Portrait …

Dryden leaders pass thanks all around for $9 million grant

DRYDEN – The winds that twice interrupted power to Dryden Town Hall couldn’t dampen the spirits of officials and Dryden Fiber’s leader Monday as they gathered to celebrate landing a …

I never quite got the hang of Tuesdays. Monday, sure. Lots of energy and hope. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday — waiting for the weekend. But Tuesdays? What’s that all about? Last …

Marathon boy, 11, drowns in Tioughnioga

LISLE — An 11-year-old Marathon boy drowned Saturday in the Tioughnioga River when emergency responders theorize he took a dip to cool off while fishing. State police and Killawog …

A 53-year-old Cortland man died Saturday after his vehicle struck a guardrail on Interstate 81 in Homer, crossed back over the highway and stopped at the treeline, police said Monday.  Dale …

AURORA — The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the state Department of Environmental Conservation plan to apply herbicides on the east shore of Cayuga Lake this summer to treat hydrilla, Cayuga …

Accused: David W. Towers, 32, homeless Charges: Third-degree aggravated unlicensed operation, seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, misdemeanors; unlicensed operator, …

Man charged with beating, killing woman, 61, in Cortland

A 37-year-old man faces manslaughter charges, accused of beating a 61-year-old woman, causing injuries that eventually led to her death, Cortland police said Monday. Joseph Miller, …

One class, many experiences

The graduates milled about Friday before they lined up to march to the Moiseichik Stadium Complex at Cortland High School, their last act as Cortland High School students. The past four years …

‘There’s no soul’

To define art, a person must be able to answer questions like, “What is the meaning of life?” said artist Luke Dangler. Artists agree on one thing, though - art represents the person …

Dryden nixes Quarry Road permit, allows weed drive-through

DRYDEN – The Town Board Thursday rejected a special-use permit for a Quarry Road business after more than 20 people spoke in opposition, but granted permission for a cannabis dispensary to add …

Dryden Fiber wins $9 million grant to grow

DRYDEN – The town of Dryden’ss multi-million-dollar initiative to bring affordable high-speed Internet to the residents of Dryden and Caroline got $9 million of good news this week. …

Cortland legislature to consider TC3 budget

Cortland County legislators will consider Thursday approving Tompkins Cortland Community College’s $35.19 million operating budget for 2024-2025. Legislators will also consider a new …

FREEVILLE – A Freeville man was charged Thursday with spray-painting swastikas on a home on Main Street in the village, state police said Friday. Bryan D. Dickenson, 43, was charged with …

Cortland County gained 800 jobs in May from May 2023, rising to 19,100 jobs. State Department of Labor data released this week show modest but broad increases across a number of industries. …

Stalking arrest, CPR incident bring honors to Cortland cop

Cortland City Police Chief Paul Sandy said one of his officers, Tyler Zacek, has more incoming recognitions to add to the pair Zacek just got. “The city is lucky to have someone of his …

Cortland considers seeking grant to expand broadband

Cortland County may seek a share of a $29.5 million state grant to build out its high-speed broadband network in a county where nearly 390 linear miles of road and 1,500 residents lack any access to …

Firefighter for a Day Camp turns out first firefighter

The Firefighter for a Day Camp has been around long enough that it has finally created a firefighter. The camp was started a decade ago for community outreach, said Derek Reynolds of the City of …

Blodgett Mills asks C’ville for lower speed limit

The Cortlandville Town Board received Thursday a petition from Blodgett Mills residents asking the town to reduce the speed limit on much of the western end of Blodgett Mills Road. However, …

Years of planning, a year of work and $3.5 million later – Guthrie Cortland Medical Center’s new parking lot and entrance was completed June 14. The $3.5 million project to …

Accused: Michael E. Fuller II, 50, of Cortlandville. Charges: Seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, third-degree aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle, …

The city of Cortland will distribute 97 more carbon dioxide and smoke detectors donated by Green Mountain Electric Supply of Cortland at an event at 9 a.m. Friday at the Homer Avenue business. …

Marathon native Carl T. Hayden, a former chancellor of the state Board of Regents and president of the board of the State University of New York, will sign copies of his book at 1 p.m. Saturday at 26 …

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