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4 days ago

Trumansburg Family Medicine to join Cayuga Health

Cayuga Health is acquiring both Trumansburg Family Medicine locations, effective August 3.

4 days ago

Sewer and water work on E Buffalo extended in Ithaca

Originally scheduled to wrap up earlier this month, the project is expected to last through the fall.

4 days ago

Riley introduces Protecting Childcare from Private Equity Act

The bill would stop predatory investors from raising childcare costs and protect high-quality, local daycare options.

4 days ago

No cause yet in Ithaca house fire

An abandoned house on N. Plain. St. in Ithaca was heavily damaged by fire on July 25.

5 days ago

Argument becomes assault on Ithaca Commons, police say

30-year-old Marcus Collins is accused of assault near Center Ithaca on the Commons.

5 days ago

IPD looking for info after reported stabbing at Asteri

A man was stabbed in the Asteri Ithaca building, police said.

6 days ago

Newfield man accused of stealing electricity from vacant apartment

According to State Police, a Newfield man entered a vacant, neighboring apartment and used a power cord to steal electricity.

7 days ago

Tompkins County finance director to step down Aug. 20

Darrel Tuttle announced his resignation at the July 21st Tompkins County Legislature meeting.

7 days ago

Annual Route 90 Garage Sale begins today from Homer to Montezuma

There are roughly 50 miles of garage sales over the next three days along Route 90 in Cortland and Cayuga County.

7 days ago

Local YMCAs to offer free youth lessons through NY SWIMS

New York is offering free swim lessons for children ages 0-12 through participating YMCAs, including locations in Ithaca, Cortland and Binghamton.

7 days ago

ILR School receives largest one-time gift from alum and wife

Cornell alum Edwin Baum and his wife, Holly Wallace, have gifted $10 million to the ILR School in support of its High Road NYC program.

7 days ago

Owego woman charged with reckless endangerment, arson

Sonya Morris is facing multiple charges after an alleged domestic violence incident on Belva Lockwood Lane.

1 week ago

Cortland County jury returns partial verdict in Burda case

On July 21, Steven Burda was convicted on nine criminal charges related to a January 2024 shooting, but the jury was deadlocked on charges of attempted murder of a police officer.

1 week ago

Bath man had over 1,500 images/video of child porn, troopers say

32-year-old Daniel White allegedly had hundreds of child sex abuse material on several electronic devices.

1 week ago

NYS Department of Health partners with SUNY for SWIMS Initiative

As part of the NY SWIMS initiative, free youth swimming will be offered at several SUNY campuses this year, including Cortland, TC3, and Binghamton.

1 week ago

Montour man accused of intentionally striking road worker

A Schuyler County man is facing multiple charges after allegedly hitting a female road worker on July 14 with his car.

1 week ago

House passes tick-borne disease funding bill backed by Congressman Josh Riley

Co-sponsored by Riley, the Kay Hagan Tick Reauthorization Act was passed in the U.S. House of Representatives on July 21.

1 week ago

DeRuyter to celebrate 80th anniversary of Firemen’s Fair

The DeRuyter Firemen's Fair is Aug. 6-9.

1 week ago

Police arrest 3 after child welfare check in Virgil

Three people were arrested earlier this month after a child welfare check investigation in the Town of Virgil.

1 week ago

Ithaca Y gets $2 million in state childcare funding

Over two million dollars in childcare funding is going to the YMCA of Ithaca and Tompkins County.

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