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Cortland methadone clinic awaits OK to open in May

A methadone clinic set to open in Cortland expects to start operating next month, pending approvals from state and federal agencies, clinic director Grace Kelley said Friday. Kelley said the …

Dryden approves local law governing solar PILOTs

DRYDEN — The Dryden Town Board on Thursday adopted a local law governing solar-energy developments. Board members also learned fire coordinator Chris O’Connor continues to pursue …

A new Taco Bell restaurant will break ground at 1:30 p.m. Thursday at 860 Route 13, Cortlandville, in front of the Price Chopper grocery, the Cortland Area Chamber of Commerce has announced. The …

The Cortland Free Library has announced that Kay Zaharis and Priscilla Berggren-Thomas will become interim co-directors of the library as it seeks a permanent position. They begin April 22. …

The village of Homer will work on water mains from 9 a.m. to noon Wednesday on James Street between Bartlett and and Route 281, the village announced Friday. The road will be closed and …

Accused: Heather S. Gee, 43, Penguin Drive, Cortlandville Charges: Seventh-degree possession of a controlled substance, driving while ability impaired by drugs, misdemeanors; no headlights, no …

Neighbors wonder how to use railroad to nowhere

The rattling of a train makes lifelong Cortland resident April Martin feel at home. Twenty years ago, she would listen to the sound of the train passing her house, comforted. “I miss the …

Figure skaters shows their ‘True Colors’ this weekend

The ice will be white. The skating show this weekend will be many colors. And it’s all to prepare for a national competition in California where the color scheme will be painted in gold, silver …

MORAVIA — Alnye Trucking of Moravia received a Fleet Safety Award from the Trucking Association of New York the association has announced. The awards recognize association members with the …

The United Way for Cortland County has announced it will help food and shelter programs access funding allocated to Cortland County from the federal government through the Emergency Food and Shelter …

The YWCA of Cortland has announced that representatives of state Sen. Lea Webb (D-Binghamton_ will have offers hours from 1 to 4 p.m. the third Monday of the month at the YWCA on Clayton Avenue in …

ITHACA — Tompkins County Administrator Lisa Holmes has announced she will retire at the end of the year. Holmes has been the county’s top administrator since March 22, after having …

Zonta Club of Cortland will be presented Lisa Hoeschele with its 2024 Woman of Achievement at a May 5 event. Hoeschle is the chief executive officer of Family and Children’s Counseling …

Homer board votes next month on billboard development

The town of Homer will decide next month whether it will continue pursuing zoning changes and a local law to allow billboards. “Next month, the town board needs to vote to move ahead or …

Trash costs more but saves on blue bags, private haulers

Cortland is collecting more than twice the trash now than when it used a blue-bag system through 2022, city records show. That means a greater cost to property tax payers, but a savings in neither …

Cortland Mayor Scott Steve said the city will more aggressively enforce its curbside trash, and there are recycling disposal rules to follow as well. The city has been having trouble with some …

Maple fest slathers on the fun

Hot steaming pancakes, fresh syrup and a bunch of activities will be served Saturday at the Central New York Maple Festival in downtown Marathon. The festival begins with a pancake eating …

Dogs all ears (and tail) at Dryden reading program

  DRYDEN – If your child is looking to improve confidence in reading, a dog can make a patient, nonjudgmental audience.

Cortland police will chat with residents April 19 at a Coffee with a Cop. The event will be 9 to 11 a.m. at New York Bagel, 33 Main St., Cortland.

The Cortland Memorial Foundation will honor Guthrie Cortland Medical Center nurses at its second annual Nightingale Benefit Concert May 3 at the Center for the Arts of Homer, the foundation has …

The Cortland Enlarged City School District school board will meet at 6 p.m. April 17 at the Kaufman Center, 1 Valley View Drive.

Homer to borrow $550,000 to start $5.5 million sewer project

Homer village trustees voted Tuesday to seek a short-term $550,000 loan to start work on a $5.5 million sewer pump modernization project. Trustees unanimously issued the bond anticipation note, …

Second Red Dragon ReUse collection set for May 7

Thrift store Cortland ReUse plans a second collection of unneeded items from SUNY Cortland students moving out of campus residence hall, and the store hopes to get more volunteers from the SUNY …

Cemetery gets $500,000 bequest to restore mausoleum

To a passer-by who’s seen one too many Indiana Jones films, the sight at Cortland Rural Cemetery looks a bit like Indy trying to break into the Well of the Souls, or maybe to return the crystal …

Harmony United Methodist Church will resume is monthly music nights starting 7 p.m. Sunday, the church has announced.. It will also have a food pantry from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Friday.

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