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Closet opens for foster families

To donate WHERE: Hair Studio 90, 2 Union St. WHEN: 9-5 p.m. Monday, Thursday, Friday. 9-6 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday. 10-2 p.m. Saturday. Free closet opens up for foster families …

A pair of non-profits in the greater Cortland area are looking for a few Santa Clauses for the holiday season. YWCA MENTORING PROGRAM YWCA Cortland seeks presents for more than 200 children …

Here's what's closed or delayed by a storm Dec. 6: Schools Cincinnatus -- Two-hour delay Cortland -- Two-hour delay Cortland Christian Academy -- Two-hour delay DeRuyter -- Two-hour delay Homer …

Legislators discuss broadband, but don’t act

Cortland and Cayuga county lawmakers met this week to discuss a state- and locally funded project that would expand high-speed internet service in the two counties. Legislators from Cortland …

The snow started just after sunrise Thursday, but led to white roads, white skies, white on the cars and perhaps a white flag from people who had to shovel. Cars slipped on hills; others took …

Cortlandville seeks water solutions that can help Byrne

An engineering consultant’s report hints at a win-win solution for Cortlandville’s water system –  and its largest customer. The report from CHA Consulting of Syracuse, …

Cortland may get $2.2 million ladder for $250,000

The city of Cortland has received preliminary notice that it has won a $1 million grant to defray the cost of a $2.2 million aerial ladder for its fire department, even as it seeks another $1 million …

Expect 5 to 8 inches of snow

The National Weather Service at Binghamton has issued a winter storm warning for Cortland County, expecting between 5 and 8 inches of snow, starting about 1 p.m. Wednesday and continuing through 4 …

County, Lime Hollow discuss preserving former rail line

Cortland County legislators and leaders from the Lime Hollow Nature Center are talking about preserving 2.7 miles of a former railroad in a way that would benefit users of Lime Hollow – and …

Cortland adopts budget after charge of union-busting

Cortland’s Common Council adopted a $37.7 million budget for 2025 on Tuesday, but not before the city was accused of union busting. The budget, adopted 6-0 with alderpersons Wayne Schutt …

New Guthrie facility opens Monday in Cortland

A new Guthrie center plans to serve as a one-stop shop for both primary care and specialty services. The new Guthrie Cortland Renzi Health Campus, located at 4057 West Road in Cortland was …

Ensure a healthy pregnancy with prenatal testing

Your body undergoes many changes when you become pregnant. Prenatal testing helps your healthcare provider track the health and safety of you and your baby throughout the pregnancy. If any issues …

Christmas tree farms opening

For Alina Perez, getting a Christmas tree is about the hunt. “You’ve got to find the perfect tree,” the Homer woman said Friday at Hill of Beans Christmas tree farm in Homer. …

‘I get to hug my grandkids. What could be better?’

Not quite 18 years old and about to graduate from high school, Cortland resident Mike Loparco had a choice: Study in college at Cortland to become a teacher, or join the U.S. Army. The Army paid …

Contest to light holiday nights

You can make your home elegant, colorful, historical, or flashy. It just has to be festive. Cortland residents can now sign up for the Cortland Community Center’s Christmas and Holiday …

Cortland school board picks McGovern to join board

The school board overseeing the Cortland Enlarged School District  got to do something unusual Tuesday night: appoint a new board member from a crowded field that included several education …

Here comes Santa Claus

If you want to tell Santa Claus what you want for Christmas, have your dog take a picture with him, or have a drink with him, plenty of opportunities to hang out with him are coming up. Santa …

The way is open

Expect a wet Thanksgiving, but that’s to be thankful for

The weather will be sloppy through the holiday weekend, but given how dry the fall has been so far — and the wildfires that only now are coming under control — maybe that’s …

Police seek help with string of break-ins

Cortland police seek assistance with a break-in about 4 a.m. Sunday at 180 Main St. that authorities believe may be connected to five others over the past three weeks. The break-in was at the …

Small Business Saturday answers Black Friday

Many of the county’s small businesses receive half or more than half of their yearly revenue between Thanksgiving and Christmas, said Bob Haight, president and CEO of the Cortland Area Chamber …

At one point, more than 2,100 utility customers were without electricity Friday as the first notable snowfall of the season dumped anything between a dusting and 7.4 inches in the greater Cortland …

Here are the closings and delays in the greater Cortland area for Nov. 22, 2024: SCHOOLS Cincinnatus -- Closed DeRuyter -- Closed Homer Central -- Closed Marathon -- Two-hour delay Tully Central …

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