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3 weeks ago

Tompkins County Board of Elections to reopen Aug. 24 in new location

Beginning Monday, August 24, all Tompkins County Board of Elections services can be accessed at its new location at 214 W. State St. in Ithaca.

3 weeks ago

Cortland Memorial Foundation Golf Classic raises over $67k for GCMC

On August 10, golfers raised over $67,000 in support of equipment and services at Guthrie Cortland Medical Center.

3 weeks ago

Authorities trying to locate owner of livestock found in Solon

On August 14 and 15, a loose pig and two goats were found near Maybury Road in Solon.

3 weeks ago

Move-In Week begins at Cornell

Drivers are encouraged to avoid campus, if possible.

3 weeks ago

Local Planning Committee meeting, Public Workshop for Ithaca DRI set for Tuesday

Both meetings will be held at the Tompkins County Public Library.

3 weeks ago

Formerly Dump and Run, Project Recollect happening all week at Ithaca Mall

The sale runs Monday through Sunday; it's only open to students through Wednesday.

3 weeks ago

Former members announce candidacy for Tioga County Sheriff

Frank Lavore and Shawn Nalepa will seek the Republican nomination for Tioga County Sheriff in 2027.

3 weeks ago

TC3, Family Health Network of CNY sign agreement for mobile medical unit

The mobile medical unit will visit the TC3 campus every Wednesday, beginning August 26.

3 weeks ago

Milk sold at Price Chopper recalled

Company officials for Horizon say the milk can spoil before its expiration date.

3 weeks ago

Tompkins County health officials urge MMR vaccination amid rise in regional cases

Measles cases have been confirmed in Tioga and Seneca Counties.

3 weeks ago

Ithaca man arrested for possession of cocaine, fentanyl

48-year-old Michael Grubb faces 2 felony charges and 1 misdemeanor charge by Ithaca Police.

3 weeks ago

Ithaca accepting applications for vacant Fourth Ward Common Council seat

The City of Ithaca is looking to fill the seat left vacant by former Alderperson Patrick Kuehl, who resigned earlier this month to pursue his doctoral degree in Texas.

3 weeks ago

IC, SUNY Cortland announce Cortaca Jug naming sponsorship with Visions Federal Credit Union

The rivalry game will be known as the "Cortaca Jug presented by Visions Federal Credit Union" through 2029.

3 weeks ago

Ithaca Firefighters Association’s 33rd Kids Day set for Saturday at Stewart Park

On August 15, the Kids Day Celebration takes place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Stewart Park.

3 weeks ago

Webb delivers $50k for CCE Broome County’s Cutler Botanic Garden

On August 11, CCE of Broome County received a $50,000 grant to address long-standing needs at Cutler Botanic Garden in Binghamton.

3 weeks ago

Tompkins County Drug Task Force announces arrest in Ithaca

On August 12, search warrants were executed at apartments in the Town and City of Ithaca.

3 weeks ago

Candor man charged in alleged home burglary

A Candor man is accused of unlawfully entering a residence in Owego and stealing items.

3 weeks ago

Several people displaced in Waverly fire

Authorities are working to determine the cause of a fire that broke out on August 10 in an apartment building on Chemung Street.

3 weeks ago

Cortland, Homer High Schools to combine girls field hockey programs

The partnership was recently agreed to by both the Homer and Cortland Boards of Education.

3 weeks ago

Locke man sentenced for November ’25 standoff with police

Michael Yaw, 63, will spend time in prison after pleading guilty to menacing police officers and criminal possession of a weapon.

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