Beginning today, October 4th the City of Cortland DPW will begin paving on Cowance St. and Rob Roy St. in the morning. Final paving for Jewett Ave. and Dunsmore Ave.[Read More…]
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Cortlandville Invites Public to Open Town Board Meeting
The Cortlandville Town Board will be holding their regular Town Board Meeting tomorrow, October 5th, beginning at 5pm at the Gutchess Lumber Sports Complex & Park located at 3111 Byrne[Read More…]
Racker Cortland County Celebration Returns After Two Year Hiatus
After a two year hiatus due to the Covid-19 pandemic the Racker Cortland County Celebration is coming up on Wednesday, October 12th at the Cortland Repertory Theater beginning at 8:30am.[Read More…]
City of Cortland Police Hosting Coffee with a Cop
The City of Cortland Police Department has announced when their next Coffee with a Cop event will take place. Happening tomorrow, October 5th from 9am to 11am at New York[Read More…]
Alton B. Parker Ceremony Tomorrow at County Courthouse
A ceremony to honor the late Alton B. Parker will take place tomorrow, October 5th at 2pm at the Cortland County in the City of Cortland. The ceremony will mark[Read More…]
Cortland Common Council Meeting Tonight
The City of Cortland Common Council will meet tonight, October 4th starting at 6pm at City Hall located at 25 Court St. in the City of Cortland. On their agenda[Read More…]
Road Work on Route 11 Expected to Cause Delays
Beginning today, October 4th and lasting for at least 5 to 6 days. Suit Kote will begin working on milling North and South Main St. (Route 11) in the Village[Read More…]
Locals Getting Supplies Together For Florida Relief
Local resident and businessman Brian Burke along with City of Cortland Councilperson from Ward 1, Wayne Schutt are organizing a supply drive to help those affected by Hurricane Ian in[Read More…]
Heads up. Two Railroad Crossings to Close on Thursday and Friday in Homer
In the Village of Homer, the railway crossings at Center St. and Warren St. will be closed for repairs this Thursday and Friday, October 6th and 7th. The work will[Read More…]
City Parking Lot to Close Beginning Tomorrow for Resurfacing
The City of Cortland Department of Public Works has announced that the Cortland Youth Bureau parking lot at 35 Port Watson St. in the City of Cortland will be closed[Read More…]
Cortland Health Advises Residents to Get COVID, Flu Vaccines
The Cortland County Health Department’s urging residents to get their COVID-19 and Flu vaccinations as soon as they can. Individuals 6 months of age and older can receive either vaccine,[Read More…]
Delays Expected for Road Work Projects in Homer
Beginning today, October 3rd milling and then paving will occur on Clinton St. in the Village of Homer between Route 281 and North Main St. (Route 11). Milling is expected[Read More…]
Water Turn off Announced for Monday in Homer
The Village of Homer has announced that water service will be turned off beginning at 9am on Monday, October 3 in order to fix a water leak. The shut off[Read More…]
Cortland Man Steals From Construction Site; Tries to Sells at Pawn Shop
Back on September 13th, the City of Cortland Police responded to a reported larceny complaint from a construction site on Church St. in the City of Cortland. The reported item[Read More…]
Voyant Beauty Job Fair For Employees Being Laid Off Deemed A Success
Organizers of yesterday’s job fair for employees losing their jobs at Voyant and ALPLA say it was an enormous success. Scott Steve, Mayor of Cortland said there were 63 interested[Read More…]
Calls to Review Milk Pricing System by Senator Gillibrand
US Senator Kirsten Gillibrand has asked the US Government Accountability Office for a review of the federal milk pricing system. The request comes as the current structure is leaving many[Read More…]
NYS Announces $150 million in Funding for Arts, Culture Orgs
Gov. Hochul announced a record $150 million in funding available for art and culture organizations through the NYS Council on the Arts Capital Projects Fund. The money is divided up[Read More…]
Two Arrested After Stealing From Wal-Mart
No quick check out for two people, who were arrested after passing all points of sale and stole various merchandise from Wal-Mart on Bennie Rd. in Cortlandville on Tuesday, September[Read More…]
Frequent September Rain Helps Lessen Drought in New York State
The frequent rainfall over the month of September has helped New York, which was listed as “Abnormally Dry” due to the lack of rainfall in July and August. The National[Read More…]
The Great Cortland Pumpkinfest Returns Tomorrow
After a two year hiatus due to COVID-19 the Great Pumpkinfest in Cortland is making its triumphant return to Courthouse Park in Downtown Cortland. Taking place this October on the[Read More…]
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