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Electric vehicle charging stations in the village of Homer will be unavailable from 6 a.m. Saturday until 6 a.m. Monday so the parking lot can be resealed, the village announced Tuesday. Cars …

Electric vehicle charging stations in the village of Homer will be unavailable from 6 a.m. Saturday until 6 a.m. Monday so the parking lot can be resealed, the village announced Tuesday. Cars …

Bathtub races hope to clean up in Moravia

MORAVIA – The annual event that combines the thrill of racing with the rote practice of washing up is set to return to the village Saturday when the Bathtub Races and Pedal Car Derby will send …

The city of Cortland Public Works Department announced two projects coming next week that may force people to seek alternate routes or parking: Monday — Adhan Piping will beging …

Stores selling Delta-8 warned to stop

Cortland Police officers have visited five stores suspected of selling Delta-8 THC and asked them to stop, said Mayor Scott Steve and Deputy Police Chief David Guerrera. “We did go out to …

DRYDEN – Dryden’s recently adopted comprehensive plan calls for increased development in Varna, but the growth is slower than town leaders had expected, they said Wednesday. …

Plan to restore courthouse steps trips

A $1.5 million plan to renovate the steps at the historic Cortland County Courthouse may not be possible, at least without headaches, an engineer told county legislators Tuesday. They may have to be …

Cortland to upgrade its permit parking system

Following a $14,000 study of downtown parking, the city of Cortland will consider a number of changes, including greater use of technology, and even installing meters on Main Street. Mayor Scott …

'You need more art'

A musician playing Woody Guthrie's “This Land is Your Land” on guitar and harmonica while balancing on a wooden board with wheels alerted people to the Arts Off Main Festival on Saturday …

Time flowing like water

On a winding path down Mill Street in Marathon, Laurie Tebbe of the Marathon Area Historical Society showed a small group of people where an old sawmill used to be. The mills,Tebbe said in a …

City supports grant request to mitigate stormwater problems

People are tired of the water backing up in the parking lot after a heavy storm. City of Cortland leaders agreed this week to alleviate stormwater system problems in the downtown area by seeking …

Three Bear Daycare hopes business change is just right

The restaurant of the Three Bear Inn in the village of Marathon is being converted to a day-care center, its new co-owner said Wednesday. Megan Decker, who now owns the business along with her …

Citizen of the Year

Norm Stitzel of Cortland has held many titles; corporal, CEO, chaplain. Now, Cortland County Citizen of the Year is being added to that list. The Boy Scouts of America, Baden-Powell Council …

Report: C'ville's stormwater system in good shape

Inspections by conservation employees and self-reporting in 2021 did not identify any problems with maintenance of stormwater systems at 50 businesses in Cortlandville, states an annual report the town board received Wednesday.

Homelessness in Cortland grows as support systems try to keep up

Scraps of a homeless encampment lay near the West Branch of the Tioughnioga River in Cortland. Piles of blankets and clothes, a mattress topper, and trash spread throughout the thicket at the edge of …

Homer closes Main Street for National Night Out The village of Homer will close Main Street between Clinton and Cayuga streets from 4 to 9 p.m. Tuesday to celebrate National Night out, the village …

Cincy school board plans hearingThe Cincinnatus Central School District will have a public hearing at 6:30 p.m. Aug. 4 to hear comment on the district's code of conduct and district safety plan, the …

Homer to pick up storm debrisThe Homer village Department of Public Works will pick up tree, shrub and other storm-related damage this week, the village announced Tuesday. Place storm debris at …

Marathon wins, then loses $3 million for wastewater treatment

Marathon Mayor Scott Chamberlin was happy to hear from Rep. Claudia Tenney’s office that the village had won a $3.4 million federal grant to refurbish its wastewater treatment plant and pump …

Cortland looks to give zombie properties a new life

David Aloi, who lives at 12 Randall St., can't remember how many times he complained about his neighbor's house at 10 Randall St.. “For decades, it has been a drug house,” he said …

ARP funding sits while city sorts out authorization

The city of Cortland will delay spending any further federal stimulus funds until it has determined how much money it has remaining — and whether it ever legally authorized the projects, Mayor …

The Cortland County Highway Department will close a bridge on McGraw-Marathon Road starting Monday, detouring traffic to Albro Road. Highway …

Catch-22 resolved

Sherwin Nepomucena had a problem. He plans to hire five new people in the next few months for the cable company he owns. But he doesn’t have the equipment they’ll need to …

NILES — The state Department of Environmental Conservation announced Tuesday it has completed a $1.27 million project to improve access to the Carpenter Falls Unique Area in …

City allocates $10,000 to stimulate downtown business during construction

In some ways, construction in downtown Cortland couldn't come at a worse time for Charbrel Karam. Inflation is high; the pandemic has eroded eat-in restaurant business. The leisure and hospitality …

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