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…]
New Tools to be Launched by Cortland Area Communities That Care (CACTC)
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’s Smaller Trash Totes Have Arrived
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…]
Next Crown City Conversations Announced
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…]
National Weather Service Binghamton Offering Training Sessions for SKYWARN
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…]
Cortland County Area Agency on Aging Transportation Program Has Begun
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…]
Taylor Man Prevents Woman From Calling For Help
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…]
SUNY Chancellor Makes Visit to Tompkins Cortland Community College
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…]
Marathon Residents: Annual Prom Dress Giveaway Coming Up Again Next Month
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…]
Cortland Man Makes Threats to Cortland County Department of Emergency Response and Communication Center Employee; Gets Arrested
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…]
Common Council Approves Mayor’s Appointments to Planning Commission and Board of Public Works
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…]
Water Back On After Water Main Break
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…]
Sheriff Arrest Cortland Man for Speeding, and Driving Drunk in Cortlandville
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 Police Officer Receives National Attention
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 Needed to Help Older Adults Connect With Technology
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…]
Salvation Army of Cortland Asks For Donations Through Walmart
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…]
Tompkins County Sheriff Warns of Increase of Fraudulent Checks Within County
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…]
Cortland Common Council Meets Tonight
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…]
Woman and 7 Year Old Daughter Rescued After Getting Lost at Tinker Falls Sunday Evening
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…]
Rebuilding of Main Street Cortland to Begin Next Week
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…]
New Agriculture Brand Announced for Cortland County: Cortland Harvest
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…]
Truxton Fire Department Replaces 1975 Fire Engine
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…]
Ithaca Police Make Arrest of Ithaca Man Suspected of Multiple Burglaries
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…]
Sales Tax Revenue Continues to Increase Says NY Comptroller
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…]
Senator Webb Praises NY State Senate One-House Budget Proposal
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…]
Virgil Man Arrested After Stealing From Walmart
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…]
Cortland Sheriff Warning of Scam
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…]
Vehicles Damaged by Potholes up 57%, According to AAA
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…]
Statewide Crackdown on Drunk and Aggressive Driving Announced
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…]
Village of Homer Conducting Survey on Need of Stop Signs on Hooker Ave.
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…]