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SUNY Cortland women’s hockey wins back-to-back games
On Friday, the Red Dragons topped Manhattanville 3-1.
Cortland building evacuated after chemical exposure
An automatic fire alarm was triggered Friday, 1/9 at the iSpice building on Central Avenue, firefighters reported a misty, smoke-like condition.
Riley bill aims to stop Wall Street from buying affordable housing
A new bipartisan bill introduced by Josh Riley aims to limit Wall Street investors' ability to purchase large swathes of affordable housing.
Former Big Red hockey player joins Team USA for Winter Olympics
Class of 2025's Rory Guilday has been chosen to join Team USA Women's Hockey for the upcoming Winter Olympics.
Dryden grad, former soccer standout named head coach at Le Moyne
On January 8, Le Moyne announced that Taylor Van Fleet will lead the women's soccer program.
Wells College trustees’ OK sale agreement with Hiawatha Institute
On January 8, the Board of Trustees announced that the Hiawatha Institute for Indigenous Knowledge was the high bidder for the campus in Aurora.
Top stories rewind: Looking back at the week of 1/5
Don’t miss the biggest news stories from the past week with our top stories rewind.
On this day in rock history: January 10th
(607NewsNow) — On this day in rock history, hear from Kat Walters of I-100 Iconic Rock about Foghat, The Rolling Stones,…
1 week ago in , Chet Osadchey
5 advantages local business have over the competition
(607NewsNow) — Small businesses on Main Street and big box chains have been competing for consumers’ attention for decades. Historians…
IPD arrests 4 in months-long drug, weapons probe
Ithaca Police arrested 4 people on Jan. 9 in a lengthy investigation into drug sales and weapons.
Hector Playground Project launches first donation drive of the year
The Hector Library will donate $20,000 to the Hector Playground Project if they receive 31 new library sign-ups this month.
Arrests made in large police operation on Ithaca’s West End
On January 9, the Ithaca Police Department conducted a coordinated operation at Arthaus, which IPD initially referred to as narcotics-related.
2 weeks ago in Lifestyle
A taste of nature can provide balance and calm during the workday
The crisp crinkle of fallen leaves beneath your feet. The swish and trickle of water moving through a stream. A breath of crisp, fresh air. Spending time in nature can be invigorating or produce feelings of peace and calm.
2 weeks ago in Entertainment, Music
Judge dismisses Salt-N-Pepa’s lawsuit to reclaim master recordings from Universal Music Group
U.S. District Judge Denise Cote on Thursday sided with the recording giant, arguing that the Grammy-winning group never owned the copyrights to their sound recordings and didn't transfer them to anyone else.
2 weeks ago in Entertainment
Rare copy of the comic book that introduced the world to Superman sells for $15 million
A rare copy of the comic book that introduced the world to Superman and also was once stolen from the home of actor Nicolas Cage has been sold for a record $15 million.
2 weeks ago in World
US and Venezuela take initial steps toward restoring relations after Maduro’s ouster
The United States and Venezuela said Friday they were exploring the possibility of restoring diplomatic relations, as a Trump administration delegation visited the South American nation.
On this day in rock history: January 9th
(607NewsNow) — On this day in rock history, hear from Kat Walters of I-100 Iconic Rock about Van Halen, The Rolling…
Weekend top picks: Saturday Family Fun, Paint and Sip, and more
Find fun, local activities for the weekend in the Cortland and Ithaca areas here.
TC3 receives SUNY Mental Health First Aid Grant
TC3 is one of 27 SUNY schools receiving funding for Mental Health First Aid training.
2 weeks ago in , Hospicare & Palliative Care Services of Ithaca
What distinguishes home care from hospice care
Understand the difference between hospice care and home care when it comes to deciding between the two.
