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William Mattar opens registration for ‘Safe Ride Home 4 the Holidays’ program
William Mattar Law Offices are giving drivers the chance to earn a $20 Uber ride discount voucher for the holidays.
Preble lawmakers approve pair of reappointments
Jim Jecen has been reappointed to the Preble Planning Board, and Jay Currie has been reappointed to the Preble Zoning Board of Appeals.
Proposed law would ban domestic roosters in Owego
A law is being crafted that would ban the keeping of roosters in the Village of Owego.
McDermott applauds Bills Mafia in Cleveland
Buffalo Head Coach Sean McDermott praised their fanbase for making noise in Cleveland on Sunday, December 21st.
Cortland County farm wins $35K microenterprise grant award
Dylan Barber Farm in Marathon won a microenterprise grant award for $35,000 in a unanimous vote.
Cortland mayor explains 8% tax rate increase
In the 2026 budget adopted last week by the Cortland Common Council, property taxes are going up eight percent, double what was expected.
Bath PD trace school threat to Geneva woman
A call to Steuben County 911 on Dec. 19 making unspecified threats to the Bath Central School District was traced back to Carrie McChesney.
City of Ithaca parking rates to increase January 5
In 2026, the hourly rate for on-street parking in the ParkMobile/electronic pay station zones will increase to $2.50 per hour.
With pool closed for repairs, Cortland YMCA partners with SUNY Cortland for swimming
SUNY Cortland is allowing YMCA members to use the Student Life Center pool while repairs are happening at the YMCA.
Tompkins County Advocacy Center office closed for holidays, services still available
Beginning today, December 19th, the Advocacy Center of Tompkins County’s administrative office is shut down for the holidays.
Freeville to receive nearly $5M toward wastewater treatment project
On December 19, Governor Kathy Hochul announced that Freeville will get $4.8 million through the state’s water infrastructure improvement grant program.
