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The Cortland County Soil and Water Conservation District is having its 29th annual river cleanup on Saturday. District Manager Amanda Barber said the cleanup started with just the Tioughnioga River, …

Cortland Rural Cemetery welcomes tree-trimming program

CORTLAND — Saluting Branches is a national organization that brings together volunteer tree care and landscaping experts to help manage the greenery in cemeteries that have designated veteran …

Police blotter

State Police at Homer blotter Jeremiah Robert Rundell, 37, of Cortland, was arrested Saturday and charged with menacing in the second degree and endangering the welfare of a child, both Class A …

Fire burns house in C’ville, none injured

CORTLANDVILLE — Nobody was injured in a structure fire that burned a house on McGraw North Road in Cortlandville Tuesday morning. Cortlandville Fire Department Public Information Officer Mike …

Elizabeth Brewster House receives historic marker

HOMER — The Elizabeth Brewster House on Homer’s Main Street has been a senior care and living facility for over 100 years. It is now named after its founder, who originally called it the …

Tompkins Co. working to address budget deficit

During the Tompkins County Legislature meeting on Sept. 2, a presentation by Tompkins County Administrator Korsah Akumfi was given about the recommended budget for 2026. The presentation was …

NYSFOLA meets at Little York Lake for 5th annual conference

PREBLE — The New York State Federation of Lake Associations (NYSFOLA) held the fifth annual regional conference for the Central New York lake stewards, enthusiasts and NYSFOLA members Friday. …

Village of Homer repairs headstones

HOMER — The Glenwood Cemetery in Homer recently repaired the headstone of John Ballard following an article titled “Brittle gravestone speaks of history,” by John Hartsock about its …

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul announced Sunday the redesigned Interstate 481 off-ramp to Exit 3 (DeWitt) in the Town of DeWitt reopened Monday afternoon, marking the latest milestone in the I-81 Viaduct …

Willowbrook Golf Club keeps Cortland’s golf legacy alive

CORTLANDVILLE — Willowbrook Golf Club has been family owned and serving Cortland with pride for over 75 years. The community and camaraderie built on the course is one of the most important …

Homer Town Board schedules meetings for proposed laws

HOMER — The Homer Town Board scheduled two public hearings in October for two proposed laws overriding the tax cap and pausing development on renewable energy projects on Wednesday. Town of …

Homer first responders host 9/11 remembrance ceremony

HOMER — The Homer Fire Department and Police Department came together Thursday night to host a remembrance ceremony for the tragic events of 9/11 and to honor all the victims of the attack. …

Dryden Center for Community raises funds for community center

DRYDEN — The Dryden United Methodist Church closed in July, but will soon have a new purpose for the community. The nonprofit Dryden Center for Community is still in the process of registering, …

Four fire engine models being shown at Little York Park

PREBLE — Four different models of fire engines will be on display at Little York Park on Sunday for Seven Valleys’ Street Rod Club’s Antique Car & Truck Show. The show goes from …

Review: Wade Preston brings Billy Joel’s best to CRT

PREBLE — Broadway’s “Piano Man” Wade Preston gave the audience at Cortland Repertory Theatre a taste of Billy Joel’s music with his own special flair as part of …

Kiwanis Club of Cortland plans new playground project

CORTLAND — The Kiwanis Club of Cortland is working with the support of several other organizations to build a new playground at Dwyer Park in Preble. The project is being spearheaded by Jackie …

Assassination of Charlie Kirk impacts Cortland community

Charlie Kirk, founder of Turning Point U.S.A. and an ally to President Donald Trump, was shot and killed Wednesday at an event at Utah Valley University. Turning Point U.S.A. (TPUSA) calls itself the …

Students performed the National Anthem, raised the American flag and played taps in a solemn tribute. Fred Ott, a Moravia teacher and Marine veteran, and Jeff Green, spoke to the students at the …

City of Cortland holds 9/11 ceremony in Courthouse Park

CORTLAND — Church Street in front of the Courthouse Park was closed for the City of Cortland’s 9/11 ceremony Thursday morning. In attendance were county sheriffs, state troopers, city …

Teaching the tragedy of 9/11, 24 years later

The terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001 resulted in 2,977 deaths and over 6,000 injuries. Families were forever fractured and changed, and America spent the next several years asserting its global …

HOMER —The Village of Homer Trustees meeting on Tuesday was called to order by Deputy Mayor Elizabeth McGrath, in which the trustees ran over old business and upcoming events for October. …

CFCU rebrands as Beginnings Credit Union

CORTLAND — CFCU Community Credit Union celebrated its recent name change to Beginnings Credit Union with an open house and a Cortland Area Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting at the Port Watson …

Homer school admins recap first days of school

HOMER — Homer Central School District’s Board of Education Tuesday meeting was primarily focused on the highs and lows of the first days of instruction, with presentations from each …

Village of McGraw to hold 9/11 ceremony

The Village of McGraw Mayor and County Legislature Joseph Nauseef spoke about the 9/11 ceremony the village is holding at 6:30 p.m. Thursday on the Village Green. Nauseef said last year was the first …

Crash temporarily changes traffic pattern on Port Watson St.

According to a witness, the driver of the Jeep Cherokee was attempting to pull out of the Port Watson Street Lot when it collided with a silver Dodge Avenger driving in the left turn only lane …

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