Officials in Tompkins County are calling for Governor Kathy Hochul to remove her plan to shift $625 million dollars in Medicaid costs to county governments by intercepting eFMAP funds. Tompkins[Read More…]
Deadline Approaching to Nominate Distinguished Alumni at TC3
The deadline approaches as Tompkins Cortland Community College looks for nominations for the colleges’ annual Distinguished Alumni Award, which is presented by the TC3 Foundation. Each year, the college recognizes[Read More…]
Go to Market Series for Farmers & Producers Announced by Seven Valleys Health Coalition
The Seven Valleys Health Coalition (SVHC) has announced the organization will host a Go to Market Series for Farmers & Producers. The series is targeted to help local producers and[Read More…]
State Average for Gas Now Lower Than National Average
New York State’s average for a gallon of gas is now cheaper than the national average, according to AAA. Currently, New York’s average for a gallon of gas is $3.46,[Read More…]
Firehouse Subs Returning to Cortlandville Fire Department
The Cortlandville Fire Department has announced that Firehouse Subs will be returning to the fire station starting on March 20th until March 25th from 11am to 7pm, daily. The mobile[Read More…]
State of Emergency Declared for Snow Storm by Governor Hochul
As of 8pm last night, Governor Hochul has declared a state of emergency for multiple counties throughout the state for today’s snowstorm, which is expected to last until Wednesday. The[Read More…]
Nor’Easter Headed Our Way; NWS Says 1-2 Inches An Hour Possible in Some Areas
The National Weather Service upgraded the Winter Watch to a warning as the chances for heavy snowfall have risen. The warning will be in effect until 8 am on Wednesday[Read More…]
Willet Woman Arrested for Welfare Fraud
The Cortland County Sheriff’s Office has made an arrest after an investigation conducted by the office and the Cortland County Department of Social Services. Officers arrested 42 year old Melissa[Read More…]
Molly Reagan to be Honored by Boy Scouts for 23’ Cortland County Distinguished Citizens Award
This April, the Boy Scouts of America, Baden-Powell Council will be honoring Cortland County resident Molly Reagan with their Cortland County Distinguished Citizens Award during their annual fundraising dinner. Their[Read More…]
US Senator Schumer Makes Visit to Cortland Public Safety Building
On Friday, around 1pm, US Senator Chuck Schumer made a stop in Cortland County at the Cortland County Sheriff’s Public Safety Building on Greenbush Street in the City of Cortland.[Read More…]
Siena College: 54% of Upstate CEOs Say Economy Has Worsened
A majority of Upstate New York CEOs, 54%, believe the economy has worsened in the past year and only 19% of CEOs believe the economy will improve in the coming[Read More…]
Daylights Savings Has Begun, AAA Reminding You Not to Drive Drowsy
Daylight savings is officially here with clocks set ahead by one hour. With the shift ahead, one hour of sleep was lost and the change in daylight hours means motorists[Read More…]
SUNY Cortland Students Introduced to Emergency Room Care at Local Hospital
Eight SUNY Cortland students interested in healthcare careers are benefitting from an internship experience at Guthrie Cortland Medical Center’s Emergency Department during the spring semester. Interns get the chance to[Read More…]
Job and Internship Fair Coming Up at TC3
Tompkins Cortland Community College has announced an upcoming jobs and internship fair at the BorgWarner TEC Field House on the TC3 Campus on Wednesday, March 22nd from 11:30 am to[Read More…]
Annual St. Baldrick’s Day Tomorrow at Red Jug Pub
The annual St. Baldrick’s Foundation event at the Red Jug Pub in Cortland will be taking place tomorrow, Sunday, March 12th, beginning at 1pm. St. Baldricks raises money to fight[Read More…]
Expired: Cortland County Now Under Travel Advisory
This advisory has expired. Cortland County Sheriff Mark E. Helms has issued a travel advisory for Cortland County until 8:00 AM Saturday morning. The Sheriff’s Office reminds motorists that this[Read More…]
Cortland County Sheriff Seeking Public Assistance in Stolen Firearms, and Ammunition Investigation
The Cortland County Sheriff’s Office is looking for public assistance in an investigation of a burglary that occurred on March 9th in the Town of Cincinnatus. The Sheriff’s Office is[Read More…]
Cortland County Sees Job Decline
The latest jobs report for the State of New York has been released, and the figures for Cortland County show an over the year decrease of 200 jobs within the[Read More…]
First-Ever Comprehensive Survey For Older Adults Announced by Office of Aging
The New York State Office of Aging has announced their first-ever comprehensive survey of older adults and their needs. The survey is for those who are 60 years or older.[Read More…]
Spring Ahead This Sunday as Clocks Shift One Hour – Remember to Check Smoke Detectors
It’s time to Spring forward this Sunday, March 12th, at 2am as it will be the start of daylight savings time. Clocks should be set one hour ahead. In addition[Read More…]
Public Information Session to be Held on Dwyer Park Community Forest Management Plan
The Cortland County Soil and Water Conservation District has announced they will be hosting a presentation on a recently drafted Community Forest Management Plan (CFMP) for the forested areas located[Read More…]
DEC Marks Success With Brownfield Cleanup Program
The New York Department of Environmental Conservation marks a successful 2022 for the state’s brownfield cleanup program. For 2022, 53 cleanups were completed, including over 20 new affordable housing projects.[Read More…]
Main Street Construction Update; Tentative Start Date
The tentative start date for construction on Main Street in the City of Cortland has been pushed back a week to Monday, March 20th. Work is expected to begin on[Read More…]
Cortland Man Arrested Again by Sheriff for Criminal Contempt
A Cortland man was arrested again by the Cortland County Sheriff’s Office on March 5th. The arrest came after a complaint of a violation of an order of protection was[Read More…]
Southern Tier AIDS Program Hosting Pop-Up Event at Family Health Network Cincinnatus
The Family Health Network has announced the Southern Tier AIDS Program, Inc. will be hosting a pop-up event at their Cincinnatus Health Center located at 2805 Cincinnatus Road. The pop-up[Read More…]
Special Olympics and Applebee’s Hosting “Law & Order” Fundraiser
Tonight, from 5pm to 9pm, is a good night to go to Applebee’s in Cortland as the restaurant (along with 37 other locations) will be joined by Special Olympic New[Read More…]
Cause of Fire on Main Street Determined
The cause of a fire that occurred at 139 Main Street (Garcia’s Grocery) in the City of Cortland on Monday evening has been determined. City of Cortland Fire Department Chief[Read More…]
All Hands Structure Fire at Residence on Gee Brook Road Tuesday Night
Around 11:20 pm last night, a call came in for a reported structure fire at 5203 Gee Brook Road, with reports of smoke and fire seen. Cincinnatus, Willet, McGraw, Marathon,[Read More…]
Appointments Available for VITA Free Tax Preparation Program
The Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program is going on now through mid-April and appointments are available for those needing assistance in filing their taxes. The program offers free tax[Read More…]
State Burn Ban Begins Next Week
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation is reminding New Yorker’s the state’s annual burn ban will begin next Thursday, March 16th and go through May 14th. The annual[Read More…]