Incumbent Cortland County Judge Julie Campbell has been endorsed by the County Police Association of Cortland for her re-election bid for 2023. The association is the union representing the road[Read More…]

The Cortland Area Communities That Care (CACTC) will be launching new tools which will help engage and support partners. The new portals created will make it easier for partners to[Read More…]

City of Cortland Mayor Scott Steve has announced the small trash totes for trash collecting have arrived and will be delivered to residents who have requested a smaller tote shortly.[Read More…]

Crown City Rising has announced the next date for their Crown City Conversations, a meeting place where residents in the City of Cortland may speak with those who are in[Read More…]

The National Weather Service at Binghamton has announced upcoming training sessions for those interested in becoming a trained Storm Spotter through SKYWARN. SKYWARN is a year round program where those[Read More…]

The Cortland County Area Agency on Aging’s new transportation program has begun. Recently, the organization had acquired a 14-seater Ford bus that is handicap accessible for seniors in the Cortland[Read More…]

On Wednesday, March 15th, the Cortland County Sheriff’s Office was dispatched to a 9-1-1 hang up in the Town of Taylor around 10:10pm. After officers arrived and began to investigate[Read More…]

On Monday, Tompkins Cortland Community College welcomed SUNY Chancellor Dr. John B. King Jr. to the school as part of his statewide goal of visiting every SUNY campus, a total[Read More…]

The annual Prom Dress giveaway is coming up on April 11th from 4 to 6pm for the Marathon Community at the Marathon Food Pantry. The giveaway is held by CAPCO[Read More…]

A Cortland man was arrested by the Cortland County Sheriff’s Office on Friday, March 17th. The arrest comes after the Sheriff’s Office received a harassment complaint that occurred the day[Read More…]

During the City of Cortland’s Common Council meeting last night, the council voted to approve the Mayor of Cortland’s appointments to the Planning Commission and the Board of Public Works.[Read More…]

Update: As of 4:05pm, the water is back on. Addition: The break has extended to additional areas. Water will now be turned off from the corner of Route 281/Clinton St. leading[Read More…]

Early Saturday morning, March 18th, around 2 in the morning, a traffic stop was conducted by officers from the Cortland County Sheriff’s Office for a vehicle speeding on Pendleton Street[Read More…]

SUNY Cortland has announced that Lt. Danielle Salisbury of SUNY Cortland University Police will receive national recognition from 30X30 Women in Policing. 30X30 Women in Police is a coalition of[Read More…]

Volunteers are needed to help older adults with technology in Cortland County by the Finger Lakes Geriatric Education Center at Ithaca College’s Gerontology Institute. The program is created to help[Read More…]

The Salvation Army of Cortland is asking for donations as Walmart has recently launched the Walmart Spark Good Round Up. The program allows customers at Walmart to round up their[Read More…]

The Tompkins County Sheriff has seen an increase in the amount of fraudulent checks throughout Tompkins County. The incident has occurred after checks have been stolen from mailboxes at residences[Read More…]

The Cortland Common Council will meet tonight at 6pm at City Hall, 25 Court Street in the City of Cortland for another meeting full of agenda items and discussions. Before[Read More…]

Yesterday evening, around 6:15pm, a 9-1-1 call came in to Onondaga Emergency Dispatch from a woman reporting she along with her 7 year old daughter and two dogs were lost[Read More…]

Beginning on Monday, March 27th, construction will commence on the two-year project to rebuild Main Street in the City of Cortland, eventually turning the street into a two-way street once[Read More…]

A new brand is now being featured in Cortland County to highlight locally grown and produced food and agricultural products. Cortland Harvest is a new collaboration between the Seven Valleys[Read More…]

The Truxton Fire Department has revealed their newest addition to their firefighting fleet. The department has recently acquired a 2022 Ford F-550 truck. The new truck features a 1,250 gpm[Read More…]

Around noon on Thursday, March 16th, the Ithaca Police responded to the area of the 500 block of West Seneca Street for a burglary alarm. While investigating, IPD stopped a[Read More…]

Throughout the state, sales tax revenue increased by 14.1% for the month of February, according to New York State Comptroller’s Office Thomas DiNapoli. Total collections have totaled $1.64 billion dollars,[Read More…]

State Senator Lea Webb has announced some details of the New York State Senate’s one-house budget proposal for the 2023-24 fiscal year. Among other measures, the budget initiative would deliver[Read More…]

Another arrest has been made at the Walmart in Cortlandville. On Thursday, March 16th, officers from the Cortland County Sheriff responded to the store for a reported larceny complaint. Through[Read More…]

Complaints have been given to the Cortland County Sheriff’s Office of individuals receiving phone calls where the caller says they are a police officer from the Sheriff’s Office, providing a[Read More…]

A survey recently conducted by AAA shows 2 in 10 drivers had to have their vehicle repaired after hitting a pothole last year. It was reported an estimated 44 million[Read More…]

New York State Police along with other local law enforcement agencies will be increasing their patrols as St. Patrick’s day celebrations begin. The increased patrols are to combat drunk, impaired,[Read More…]

The Village of Homer is asking for public input after concerns were brought to the attention of the Village of Homer Board, Mayor’s Office, and Homer Police Department on the[Read More…]