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Nature center seeks new home for its animals

ULYSSES – It’s very hard to find a home for a snapping turtle, the staff of Cayuga Nature Center has discovered. The Cayuga Nature Center in Ulysses has had trouble coping with …

You might have noticed that Cortland police grew beards during No-Shave November, but still have them. That’s another fundraiser. Police, through the Police Benevolent Association, will …

Cortland County legislators will meet at 11 a.m. Tuesday in the County Office Building to discuss a taxb ill error in the town of Cincinnatus. The county portion of the tax bill is correct. …

Dryden to provide employee-assistance program for $974

DRYDEN – Dryden Town Board members agreed Thursday to sell or trade a pickup truck with high mileage, approved participation in an employee-assistance program and signed on with other …

New Groton municipal building ahead of schedule — for now

GROTON — Village of Groton officials are beginning to think that April could bring more to the greater Cortland Area than May flowers and early baseball games. April is being considered as …

Unemployment rose in November to 4.1% in Cortland County from 3.5% in November 2022 as the labor force grew to 23,800 workers from 22,600 a year earlier. The state Department of Labor reports …

ITHACA — The Tompkins County Sheriff’s Office has settled on a name for its new dog, following nearly 1,400 votes in a public poll: Trip, a single-purpose narcotics detection dog. …

DRYDEN — Tompkins Cortland Community College student Christopher Callahan has received the Continuing Education Association of New York Charles A. Burns Outstanding Adult Continuing Education …

DRYDEN — Tompkins County residents are eligible to earn a microcredential in spring 2024 from Tompkins Cortland Community College for free, funded by a Tompkins County grant, the college …

Genung Road Bridge replacement to cost $1 million

VARNA -- The Genung Road Bridge over the Cascadilla Creek in Dryden will be replaced during the summer of 2025 in a $1 million project, engineering consultants said Monday Matthew Schooley, …

‘There’s more than what you think in Dryden’

DRYDEN — The business district in Dryden is tidier; the village has a few more events, too. The community has a new mural and a year and a half after the Dryden Business Association formed to …

Cortland police will help arrange meetings from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday with Santa Claus at the Waterworks on Broadway Avenue in Cortland. Cocoa with the Cops, and Santa, will bring the community …

Dryden students grow vegetables for school lunches

Dryden students grow vegetables for school lunches   DRYDEN — Dryden High School students aren’t eating the same squares of pizza every day in the cafeteria. They’re …

DRYDEN — The town of Dryden will have a public information meeting at 6 p.m. Monday to discuss replacing the Genung Road bridge over Cascadilla Creek, the town announced Thursday. The …

DRYDEN — Tompkins Cortland Community College celebrated students graduating this semester with its annual December Graduates Recognition Ceremony on Friday, the 21st time the college has had an …

A pair of greater Cortland area crafters will sell hand-made alternative Christmas trees to raise money for day-care scholarships, they announced Tuesday. Carleeta Edwards and Chris Gratz will …

Groton unveils mascot candidates

GROTON – Groton Central School District graphic design students got creative with their interpretations of a grizzly bear, showing the bear waving, popping out of a “G,” scratching …

Groton sees mascot ideas Monday

GROTON – Groton Central School District has received more than 200 ideas for a new mascot from students and the community, said Superintendent Margo Martin. The three finalists will be …

Ke’laborate

DRYDEN – Publishing a magazine isn’t just a bunch of writing. It’s more than art, too. It’s understanding design and technology, planning, organization, analyzing both the …

Dryden students win grant for reusable utensils

DRYDEN – Look in the trash cans of the Dryden High School cafeteria: You’ll find 5,000 plastic forks, tossed away every month. Students will soon reduce that number to zero, said …

Chet and Karen Seibert’s 15th annual holiday light and music show is lighting the nights from 5 to 10 p.m. through Jan. 7 at 4390 Cosmos Hill Road, Cortlandville. The show, set to music, …

Runaway cows caught after a week on the lam

DRYDEN – Three young cows that were on the lam for a week from an auction house in the village were captured early Wednesday afternoon and returned to Empire Livestock. The company hired a …

DRYDEN – Dryden students were advised this week to leave their red capes at home after three cows went on the lam, school district officials announced. Over Thanksgiving break, Dryden …

TC3 art sale builds pro skills and eases holiday shopping

DRYDEN – While doing holiday shopping, anyone can go to Walmart or Target and pull something off the shelf, said Jonathan Majka, a graphic design student and peer tutor at Tompkins Cortland …

A 13th person has been charged, and the fifth indicted, in the kidnapping and killing of an Ithaca man in May, state police announced Wednesday. David C. Maycumber, age 41, of Newfield, was indicted …

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