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Marathon scouts projects for NY Forward grant

MARATHON — The Village of Marathon is currently in the process of determining its most valuable restoration and construction projects for NY Forward grant funding. The village applied for the …

OCM BOCES provides nonprofit support

CORTLAND — Cortland ReUse reached out to OCM BOCES of Cortland to have its students build a shed that would be used to house materials for recycling at the second-hand facility. The …

Dryden Broadband Committee meets to approve changes

DRYDEN — The charge to bring high speed broadband internet to the Town of Dryden and Town of Caroline is still underway. The Dryden Broadband Committee met Friday to iron out more details …

Guthrie Cortland hosts open house for new medical center

CORTLAND — Guthrie Cortland has been working to put multiple medical services under one roof for patient convenience and ease. Now the company is ready to show off the new Guthrie Cortland …

CORTLAND — The Cortland Fire Department Auxiliary celebrated 50 years of service to the community in April. The mission of the auxiliary is to serve and support the Cortland Fire Department in …

Yaman Real Estate celebrates 75th anniversary

CORTLAND — Yaman Real Estate has been a pillar of the community for Cortland County since its founding, and this year marks the 75th anniversary of that local real estate titan. The business …

Visions Federal Credit Union funds veterans memorial

CORTLAND — Members of the Guthrie Medical Center Board of Directors and Cortland Memorial Foundation received a check from Visions Federal Credit Union for the new veterans monument in the …

Local business boosts reach with mobile stations

CORTLAND — SPLAT! Sumthin’ first opened its doors a little over a year ago to the City of Cortland with a mission to provide a recreational space that was outside of the traditional art …

Village of Marathon starts open call for NY Forward projects

MARATHON — Residents of Marathon met for the first public meeting in the long process of utilizing the $4.5 million awarded to the village through NY Forward, a program developed to give …

Nonprofit organization brings therapy dogs to Cortland

CORTLAND — Tammy Barrows-Goddard, a lifelong dog lover, has always found comfort in the presence of canine support. She’s been working through her nonprofit organization Josie’s …

Cortland business owner makes healthy food easy and beautiful

CORTLAND — Felicia Outlaw has spent the past two years developing a business centered around ease, freshness and healthy options for Cortland County: Fruit da la Soul. Now, she’s …

St. Anthony’s Festival returns to kick off summer in Cortland

CORTLAND — The St. Anthony’s Festival has been an event that brings the whole community together in the heart of Cortland for over 100 years. The event returns in full swing on June 7 and …

Cortland Dairy Parade kicks off National Dairy Month

CORTLAND — People from all over the county lined the streets of Cortland Tuesday night for the annual event everybody looks forward to each summer — the Dairy Parade. The parade marks the …

Preble short-term rental dispute heads to county supreme court

Short-term rental owners on Song Lake are suing the Town of Preble over a law that was enacted in December 2024, giving the owners three years to cease operation of their rental houses. The lawsuit …

Cortland County summer employment application deadline is June 6

Cortland County is set to receive $166,684 from New York State for the Summer Youth Employment Program, which helps youths between 14 and 20 who live in Cortland County and live 200% below the …

BINGHAMTON — New York State Electric & Gas (NYSEG) and Rochester Gas and Electric (RG&E) announced the launch of Usage Alerts Thursday. This new initiative, another benefit for …

Groton gets approval for NY Forward projects

GROTON — The Village of Groton had 12 projects totaling $4.5 million approved by New York State recently through the NY Forward program, opening the way for engineering and bidding to start. …

Punk folk music festival returns to Cortland

CORTLAND – Chapel of Dog Fest is back for Volume II at Rose Hall this weekend, with three days of punk folk artists to enjoy. The festival is hosted and promoted by the Dan and Rose McNeil …

Local McDonald’s manager wins cruise

CORTLAND — General Manager Jody Clark has been with McDonald’s for 27 years, and her loyalty and hard work is being rewarded with a three-day Disney cruise. The prize is courtesy of the …

Fossil Creek Farm joins Homer Regional Market

CINCINNATUS — Fossil Creek Farm just had its first weekend at the Homer Regional Market after being in business for a little over a month. Co-owner Corey Thomas started the farm with his wife …

City Council resolution postponed due to state delays

CORTLAND — The City of Cortland Common Council held a special meeting to discuss a request for Home Rule Legislation from the State Legislature and the Governor of the State of New York. The …

County sales tax plan tabled, not adopted, after last-second holdup

The Cortland County Sales Tax Agreement with the City of Cortland, which was due to be voted on at a May 22 meeting, was tabled after negotiations broke down at the final hour, not approved, as had …

Cortland Farmers Market returns to Court Street

CORTLAND — Situated on Court Street in front of the Grace Episcopal Church are the vendors of the Cortland Farmers Market. Rain, shine, sleet or snow, they are there to provide the city with …

Dryden working toward plan for NY Forward grant

DRYDEN — The Village of Dryden held its first meeting May 21 to work on a plan for the $4.5 million worth of NY Forward funding it will receive. Village of Dryden Mayor Mike Murphy said the …

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