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J.M. Murray provides disability employment for over 50 years

CORTLAND — Cortland Workshop was founded by John Murray and a handful of local business owners in Homer in 1966. Fifty-nine years later, that workshop has grown to be JM Murray and is one of …

HOMER — The Central New York Community Foundation has received $12 million from the estate of Nicholas and Agnes Renzi for the purpose of funding and boosting the outreach of local nonprofits …

Groton Ave. Burger King showcases renovation

CORTLAND — After reopening in August, Burger King on Groton Avenue partnered with the Cortland Area Chamber of Commerce to officially unveil the new and modernized design of the restaurant and …

DRYDEN — The First National Bank of Dryden (FNBD) is pleased to announce the recent promotion of Nathan Larkin to Assistant Cashier and Loan Officer. Larkin began as an employee of the …

City holds sessions to help with insurance changes

CORTLAND — There were discussions at the last City of Cortland financial meeting of changing insurance plans to save money. Cortland Mayor Scott Steve said the new plan, which is better than if …

CORTLANDVILLE — The Town of Cortlandville passed its preliminary budget, coming in under the tax cap for residents. However, the changes made to their budget for fiscal year 2026 will be …

CAPCO dedicates its time to Cortland County over 50 years

CORTLAND — Cortland County’s Community Action Program (CAPCO) was officially incorporated in 1974 as part of the Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) built into the 1964 Economic …

Town of Homer budget broken down by supervisor, bookkeeper

HOMER — Town of Homer Supervisor Michael Park brought in his bookkeeper, and the previous supervisor, Fred Forbes, to break down Homer’s 2026 preliminary budget. Park said he’s been …

Homeville Museum to induct 3 new members to Hall of Fame

CORTLAND — After a period of time with no inductions, the Homeville Museum at the CNY Living History Center will be celebrating three new inductions to its Hall of Fame this weekend. The museum …

Final presentations given at city budget hearings

CORTLAND — Departmental presentations concluded at the City of Cortland budget hearings after hearing from the police department, department of public works and director of administration and …

Cortland Elks Lodge donates to many local organizations

CORTLAND — The Cortland Elks Lodge is one of the many community service-based organizations in the City of Cortland committed to helping the general public however possible. Like many other …

Northern Block returns to family ownership, values

CORTLAND — Northern Block has been supplying commercial and residential masonry needs in Cortland the the surrounding area since 1969. When the business was founded locally by Charles and …

CAPCO earns award recognition for community work

CORTLAND — Cortland County’s community action program, commonly known as CAPCO, was recently recognized with three different awards at the New York State Community Action Association …

City mayor breaks down 2026 tentative budget

City of Cortland Mayor Scott Steve had his 2026 tentative budget presented at a Common Council meeting Tuesday. According to the city’s October financial report, the city has received …

City director explains 4% tax increase

CORTLAND — City Director of Administration and Finance Elizabeth Greenwood gave a presentation during the common council meeting on Tuesday about the fiscal year 2026 tentative budget. …

Greek Peak continues to adapt, look forward

CORTLAND — Greek Peak Mountain Resort is tucked away in the southern hills of Cortland County, but it has played host to ski enthusiasts from all over the country since its humble beginnings in …

Marathon board reviews 2026 MAVAC contract

MARATHON — The Marathon town board and Marathon Area Volunteer Ambulance Corps (MAVAC) had discussions during the Tuesday board meeting about MAVAC’s new contract. EMS Chief John …

Cortland Metro Mattress closed

CORTLAND — Metro Mattress is closing all stores, with the location on Rt. 281 closing Oct. 9. The company is moving to close all stores by the end of the year after failing to find a buyer …

Kiwanis Club, 1890 House collaborate for Halloween family fun

CORTLAND — The Kiwanis Club of Cortland and the 1890 House Museum are joining forces for the fourth year in a row to host a day of Halloween activities for all ages at the 1890 House. The …

CORTLAND — Toward the end of the finance and administration meeting on Tuesday, Legislature Chairman Kevin Finch brought up the issue of equalization rates within the county. Equalization rates …

‘There was a need’

CORTLAND — October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and the team at Guthrie Cortland Medical Center is making strides in several different ways to support treatment, detection and its …

Arnold’s Florist helps people connect for over 100 years

HOMER — Arnold’s Florist of Homer is one of the few flower shops of its age in the state that operates out of the original location, and current owners Jean and Tom Quinn are proud to …

Anderson's Farm Produce serves up produce, family tradition

HOMER — Anderson’s Farm Market has set up shop on the side of State Route 281 for decades. The operation has steadily grown from a simple roadside farm stand in the 1950s to the full …

CORTLAND — The sixth annual Chefs Take a Stand Against Domestic Violence fundraiser for the YWCA’s Aid to Victims of Violence Program was held on Wednesday, featuring prominent figures in …

Smoke shop denied tobacco license following March sting

CORTLAND — The City of Cortland Zoning Board of Appeals denied a tobacco license for All in One Market following a sting operation on all smoke shops back in March. City of Cortland Police …

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