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Trumansburg to become more walkable, mayor says

Mayor Rordan Hart says that by the summer of 2026, the Village of Trumansburg will be 100 percent walker friendly.

1 week ago

Binghamton FD rescues dog stranded on roof

On March 19, firefighters were called to a home for a dog that somehow made its way onto the roof of the house but couldn't find its way back.

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Tompkins County seeks applicants for Ethics Advisory Board vacancy

One seat on the Ethics Advisory Board is available for a term ending December 31, 2029.

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Former Ithaca official honored in Albany

On March 18, Phoebe Brown was honored as State Senator Lea Webb's nominee at the Legislative Women’s Caucus Women’s History Month Celebration in Albany.

2 weeks ago

Two face drug charges in Ithaca, more arrests expected

On March 20, the Ithaca-Tompkins Specialized Response team executed a “high-risk” vehicle search on Route 79 near the Tompkins/Tioga County line just before 1 a.m.

2 weeks ago

Vacate order lifted at Asteri Ithaca

On March 20, the Order to Vacate the building was lifted, effective at 2:30 p.m.

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Ithaca airport to host donation drive for TSA agents March 23-27

Beginning March 23, Ithaca Tompkins International Airport (ITH) is launching a donation drive for TSA employees and their families amid the ongoing partial government shutdown.

2 weeks ago

Drug task force arrests two in Genoa

On March 17, the Finger Lakes Drug Task Force executed a search warrant at a residence in Genoa.

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Sentencing set for man who set fire that killed Binghamton firefighter

On April 6, Patrick Shea will be sentenced on charges of arson and manslaughter for starting the fire that killed John "JR" Gaudet.

2 weeks ago

Webb, Kelles tout state funding for Cortlandville Commons project

Local state representatives are applauding a $9.3 million investment in affordable housing.

2 weeks ago

Cortland PD looks to ID larceny suspect

Officers are trying to identify a suspect in an alleged theft that occurred at a pharmacy in the city.

2 weeks ago

What’s the plan for the former Camp Barton in Trumansburg?

The LDC has created a draft plan which serves as an outline for how the property can "best be utilized," according to Trumansburg Mayor Rordan Hart.

2 weeks ago

Tompkins County to hold public session on minimum wage study

Tompkins County will hold a public conversation next week, where thoughts can be expressed about the potential impact of establishing a countywide minimum wage.

2 weeks ago

Binghamton man faces drug, bail jumping charges in Tioga County

Deputies arrested Ian Brenchley last week on an outstanding warrant for one count of felony drug possession and two counts of misdemeanor drug possession.

2 weeks ago

Apalachin man accused of repeated sexual abuse

WARREN TOWNSHIP, PENNSYLVANIA (607NewsNow) – A Tioga County man is facing over 200 charges in Pennsylvania. Joshua Quiles, of Apalachin,…

2 weeks ago

Traffic stop leads to drug charges for Barton woman

Officers allegedly found 40 grams of methamphetamine, four grams of cocaine, a scale, and drug paraphernalia in a vehicle during a March 13th traffic stop.

2 weeks ago

Cornell names new Atkinson Center director

Dr. Emily Bernhardt is joining the Cornell Atkinson Center for Sustainability as director on Sept. 1.

2 weeks ago

Cortland PD seeks assistance identifying larceny suspect

The Cortland Police Department is investigating an alleged crime at a pharmacy in Cortland.

2 weeks ago

Election day in Trumansburg, Cayuga Heights, Groton, and Dryden

In four Tompkins County villages, today is election day.

2 weeks ago

Order to vacate at Asteri Ithaca expected to end Friday, officials say

Ithaca officials say the Vecino Group is close to completing mandated repairs in the residential tower. 

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