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Cortland County added 400 jobs in June compared to June 2021, bringing it to 17,700 jobs,a 2.3% increase, but still 1,300 jobs fewer than the pre-pandemic June 2019. State Department of Labor data …

Price Chopper/Market 32 has issued a voluntary recall on 16-ounce bottles of Pics ground cinnamon with UPC 4173505270. The manufacturer, International Spice, is recalling this product because of a …

Greek Peak adds on

Greek Peak has completed two capital projects, adding a campground and a wedding and corporate event venue to the Virgil resort.

State Fair looking to hire hundredsThe State Fair, a division of the state Department of Agriculture and Markets, is looking to fill hundreds of temporary positions during the 2022 Great New York …

TC3 doubles its microcredential programs

DRYDEN – Nick Dalrymple failed to get a college degree when he was younger. He didn’t think he ever would. “As someone who was unable to finish their original attempt at college …

Contractors hired to clean former Apex site

Rats scurry through the 9-acre former industrial site along River and Cleveland streets in the city of Cortland. Police moved two homeless people living there on Thursday. Cortland Mayor Scott …

THURSDAY The Lime Hollow Nature Center began work in May on converting the barn into classrooms and workshops at a cost of $275,000, said Ilya Schmulenson, the center’s executive director. …

What I know about sports is that my sports-related injury is splinters in my bottom. Yup, starting benchwarmer, the guy the coach looked at when his only choice was how to be disappointed. But I …

Yellow Lantern Kampground was quiet, except for the sounds of birds chirping, indistinct conversation from different campsites and the occasional laughter from children at the nearby …

Price Chopper recalls foaming hand soapPrice Chopper/Market 32, which operates a store in Cortlandville, has issued a voluntary manufacturer recall on Mount Royal Kids Citrus Foaming hand …

Val VanGorder of Bailey Place Insurance was recently recognized for professional leadership and advanced knowledge by the Society of Certified Insurance Counselors. VanGorder was awarded a …

Unemployment in Cortland County dropped to 3.1% in May from 4.8% in May 2021, even as 700 more people joined the work force over the past year.

Bids approach $2.4 million for Gutchess complex expansion

Three companies made a pitch for a contract to add two baseball fields at Gutchess Lumber Sports Complex in Cortlandville. Who wins and who strikes out will be decided Monday.

Where green begets green(backs)

Carla Plunkett kept a sweatshirt on Saturday as an unseasonably cold day chilled the Cortland City Farmers Market. The chill kept customers away, Plunkett said – in fact, other vendors left early, too. But it was only the second Saturday this season the market was open at a new location, in front of Grace and Holy Spirit Episcopal Church on Court Street. She expected the sales, like the season, will warm up.

Business is brewing

After a five-year closure, McGraw Box Co. reopened Saturday as a brewery after two years of preparation and four months of unexpected delays. On Route 281 in Cortlandville, Brand Y Distillery Jim …

Cortland County added 800 jobs in May compared with May 2021, nearly returning it to the number of jobs it had in May 2019, before the COVID-19 pandemic began. The county had 18,700 jobs, show …

Let’s talk eggs

Nate Druckman of Cortlandville is new at the Cortland Farmers Market at 13 Court St., Cortland. The Farmers Market is in a new spot because of anticipated road construction this summer. Druckman …

Worker shortage gives job seekers opportunities

The greater Cortland area has as many job openings as ever, but 1,500 fewer workers today than it did in the month before the COVID-19 pandemic struck in March 2020. That creates opportunity for job …

Developer makes pitch for Homer billboards

The town of Homer plans to thoroughly study a proposal by a developer to build four billboards along Interstate 81 in town and may incorporate rules for the project in an update some day to its …

Two opinions, a mile apart

Surrounded by a proposed 90-megawatt solar project, a mile apart, two men living on the same road have different views of the project. The 90-megawatt project by EDF Renewables Development LLC …

Mine owner sues C’ville over restrictions

A Cortlandville mining company is challenging the town of Cortlandville’s law restricting mining activities. Cortlandville Sand and Gravel, doing business as Route 13 Rocks LLC, seeks to …

Cafe’s owner to rebuild

Scott Reilly, owner of Reilly’s Cafe in Marathon, said he plans to rebuild the diner damaged in a fire last month, a process he hopes will take only a couple months. Reilly said on …

Blaze damages cafe

Two cats were rescued, and no injuries were reported in a fire Wednesday morning that heavily damaged Reilly’s Cafe on Main Street in the village of Marathon. Firefighters extinguished the …

Females flourish in agriculture

Maryrose Livingston was 9 years old on a trip to Ireland with her family when she realized she wanted to become a farmer. “I saw a guy milk a cow and I just thought that was the coolest …

Grant funding workshop is June 6 The Cortland County Business Development Corporation and Empire State Development will offer a grant-funding workshop from 1 to 2:30 p.m. June 6 at the Tompkins …

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