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Dryden Fiber breaks growth record, reaches 25% of homes

DRYDEN – Dryden Fiber reported another record-setting month in terms of adding customers in September, and now reaches 25% of Dryden’s households and 20% of the town’s addresses. …

Preble hearing draws 30 on short-term rentals

The more than 30 speakers at a town of Preble public hearing Mionday had a range of opinions over whether the town should continue to allow, or decide to prohibit, short-term rentals of residential …

C’ville supervisor: Pay budget officer less, me more to save

Cordlandville Supervisor Greg Leach says he’ll save the town $18,000 that was budgeted for services by a budget officer in 2025, but he would also transfer $10,342 from the budget …

I dare you to do this: Go up to a perfect stranger on the street. And ask about politics. Go ahead. Try it. Remember the two things you don’t discuss? Religion and politics? So I …

Cortland rail lines to get $4 million upgrade to Syracuse

Despite a change in presidential administrations, the deal to bring Micron to Central New York is unbreakable, and the two technology corridors that sandwich Cortland County will continue, Sen. Chuck …

Registration opens Dec. 1 for Here Comes Santa with the Cortland Fire Department, the Cortland Youth Bureau has announced. Fifty spots are available for a visit from the big guy in red …

Matt Whitman, executive director of the Rural Health Institute and Chair of the Cortland County Housing & Homelessness Coalition will discuss “A New Vision for Responding to …

McLEAN — McLean Community Church will offer a meatloaf dinner from 4 to 6 p.m. Saturday at the church, 50 Church St. The menu includes meatloaf, garlic mashed potatoes, salad, a vegetable …

The Cortland County Planning Department has received a $35,000 grant, one 12 Rural Community Innovations: Transportation Planning Grants from the Federal Transit Administration, the county has …

Red Dragons, Purple Tigers

Romeo Smith got a significant reminder Friday that he needs to continue working hard in school so he can go to college and get a degree in graphic arts or video editing – he’s not yet …

Preble considers extending ban on short-term rentals

The town of Preble will have a public hearing Monday on extending a 90-day ban on short-term rentals in the town, even as county tourism organizations have said their benefits outweigh the concern. …

The number of flu and flu-like illnesses is rising in Central New York state data show, but overall, the number of cases is only slightly elevated from a year ago. Still, that comes as Tompkins …

Cortland artist Richard Mitchell sold a lifetime’s worth of his oil paintings at his show “A Work in Oils” in September, but some remain. Everything will be 90% off, which …

State Sen. Lea Webb (D-Binghamton) will host her second annual Cortland County Veterans Resource Fair from 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday at the American Legion post, 63 S. Main St., Homer. The event is to …

The Cortland Police Department will offer a Veterans Day dinner on Monday, where veterans can eat free as the department names its veteran of the year. The dinner will be 5:30 to 7 p.m. at Elks …

The Cortland County Sheriff’s Office will offer a snowmobile safety course Jan. 11 at the Cortland County Regional Training Center, 999 Route 13, Cortlandville, the department has announced. …

Two people were injured in two motor vehicle accidents within two hours of each other in Thursday evening Cortlandville, Cortland County sheriff’s officers reported About 6:07 p.m., a …

Legislators tour new mental health facility

Work is off to a serious start on Cortland County’s mental health building on Cortland’s south side. Two cement mixers made it difficult to access the building’s back door …

Cortland named pro-housing community

The state Office of Homes and Community Renewal has named the city of Cortland a pro-housing community, making the city eligible to apply for up to $650 million in grants. The City Council …

Cortland’s credit rating drops; borrowing more expensive

The city of Cortland’s credit rating has been downgraded, city officials learned this week, which would increase the cost of borrowing. Some of the reason wasn’t a surprise: Late …

Two different bacterial respiratory illnesses are on the rise in the greater Cortland area, Tompkins County Whole Health warns: pertussis, commonly known as whooping cough, and M. pneumoniae, …

The Board of Education of the Cincinnatus Central School District will have a public hearing at 6:30 p.m. Thursday to hear comment on a capital project, followed by a school board meeting in the …

Storage complex planned for Polkville

A business plans to build a self-storage operation along Route 11 near Polkville. T&E Law Properties LLC proposes a 268-unit storage complex, to be built in four buildings, at Route 11 and …

State Sen. Leah Webb invoked Martin Luther King Jr. Wednesday in acknowledging her re-election Tuesday, defeating Mike Sigler of Lansing. “Let us be those creative dissenters who will call …

Perfetti wins third DA term, defeating challenger McGrath

Republican Patrick Perfetti was re-elected Cortland County District Attorney Tuesday, outpolling Democratic challenger Elizabeth McGrath by 2,243 votes to win a third four-year term. Perfetti, …

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