Cortland County added 700 jobs between November 2023 and last month, as it saw job growth across a variety of industries. State Department of Labor data released Thursday show Cortland County …
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Syracuse will begin review under church law regarding the Rev. Nathan Brooks, who pleaded and guilty to a misdemeanor and was sentenced to probation following …
Six Homer High School students medaled in their events Tuesday when the school’s DECA Business Club took part in a regional conference at LeMoyne College in Syracuse, business teacher Mike …
A Virgil man has been charged with raping a girl in November at a Virgil home, Cortland County sheriff’s officers said. Nicholas J. Gleason, 20, of Babcock Hollow Road, was charged Dec. 9 …
The Cortlandville Town Board received a bid Wednesday for work at a Gutchess Lumber Sports Complex concession stand, but rejected the bid at the recommendation of its consulting engineer. Town …
Nineteen years after it formed to promote businesses in downtown Cortland, the Downtown Partnership will dissolve and seeks to sell its building to the Cortland County Business Development Corp. …
A priest who once served at parishes in Cortland was sentenced Tuesday to probation after pleading guilty to endangering the welfare of a child, a misdemeanor. Nathan Brooks, 37, had been …
Accused: Casey L. Chorley, 34, Vincent Corners Road, Fabius Charges: Third-degree aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle, operating with registration suspended or revoked, …
It started 25 years ago as a kiosk about the size of an interstate ticket taker’s, so small that baristas learned to weave around each other in what they still call a dance. Coffeemania …
Cortland County legislators will consider a number of resolutions Thursday to increase connectivity — both digital and in transportation — as it also considers adopting its first …
Students and classes will once again grace the former Parker School in Cortland, if the city and the Cortland Enlarged City School District can reach an agreement on a two-year lease of the facility, …
The Village of Homer Board of Trustees has been seeking funding for a new water tank for about four years, said Deputy Mayor Pat Clune. Now it has a large chunk of it. The Village of Homer has …
Accused: Mandi L. Karandeyev, 40, Clark Street Extension, Groton Charges: Driving while intoxicated a misdemeanor, failure to keep right, speed not reasonable and prudent, inadequate exhaust, …
Cortland’s Common Council will consider setting a date Tuesday night for a public hearing on charging up to 3% tax on hotel and motel rooms in the city, up from the 1% it charged under a law …
DRYDEN – Dryden didn’t even have to haggle with the dealer: It will buy three new vehicles – a cargo van, a code-enforcement truck and something to transportation recreation staff …
Mike Dexter, who seems to handle everything in Cortland dealing with trees and Santa Claus, confided to me a few days ago as we discussed the big guy in red visiting the city Waterworks that he …
Cayuga Medical Center has been recognized by Excellus BlueCross BlueShield with a Blue Distinction for Maternity Care. The Blue Distinction Specialty Care Program marks organizations that …
Judges will tour 17 Cortland homes this week for the Cortland Community Center’s Christmas and Holiday Lighting Contest, said Linda Stock, vice president of the Cortland Community Group Inc. …
The girl ran, screaming, past the picture frames Thursday night at Walmart in Cortlandville – straight for the toy section. Behind her, a Cortland police officer ran, screaming, too. Screaming …
Gina Glover was outside Cortland City Court on the phone when she noticed him. Glover, a lawyer with Legal Aid Society of Mid-New York, told Cortland police that Mark Skodzinsky had been the …
Cortland Fire Chief Wayne Friedman has received a New York State Senate Commendation for contributions to a community through volunteerism and service, awarded Thursday by state Sen. Lea Webb. …
DRYDEN – Six weeks after cutting back to five fire departments serving Dryden by stopping funding for the Brooktondale department, the Dryden town board further shrunk its roster of departments …
To look around the Elks Lodge on Groton Avenue in Cortland on Thursday, it helps to understand that to the 70 or more non-profit leaders sipping coffee and eating breakfast, the $30,000 they were …
