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Healthcare professional in blue scrubs bandages a knee for a seated female athlete with a volleyball nearby.

2 weeks ago

Guthrie sports medicine workshop for high school students expands to TC3, Corning

Now in its second year, the Game Plan: Career in Sports Medicine program will be offered at three locations this summer, including Dryden and Corning.

2 weeks ago

Tioga County Public Health awarded $5K child safety grant

Tioga County officials say the money will strengthen local efforts to keep children safe while traveling.

2 weeks ago

Budget, buses, and $100K capital project on ballot in Dryden

Superintendent Josh Bacigalupi tells 607 News Now voters will see 3 propositions on Tuesday's budget ballot.

2 weeks ago

Three charged with child endangerment at SUNY Cortland Childcare Center

50-year-old Aimee Wyatt, 50-year-old Karen Diescher, and 29-year-old Kelsi Carlisle were recently arrested on child endangerment charges.

Two smiling adults stand indoors in front of a 'Earth Month' banner with American and state flags behind them.

2 weeks ago

Catholic Charities of Cortland County leader receives State Senate Commendation

On May 8, Senator Lea Webb presented Timothy Lockwood with a State Senate Commendation Award.

2 weeks ago

Tioga County looks to add cooling centers ahead of summer

Tioga County Public Health is looking to add more designated cooling centers in places such as libraries, schools, community centers, senior centers, and malls.

3 weeks ago

Cortland chase, crash ends in arrests

Cortland PD arrested 2 people after a brief chase and crash on May 5.

3 weeks ago

Town Board: Cincinnatus residents ‘crushed’ by high energy costs

The Cincinnatus Town Board adopted a resolution Tuesday, May 12, which urges Gov. Hochul to declare an energy state of emergency.

Couple browsing fresh fruit at an outdoor farmers market under tents on a sunny day.

3 weeks ago

Weekly Farmers Market coming to Tioga County Fairgrounds in June

The Tioga County Agricultural Society is preparing to launch its first-ever Farmers Market season next month at the Tioga County Fairgrounds in Owego.

Seven adults take part in a ribbon-cutting ceremony for an accessible-path project along a trail, with a blue Accessible Route sign nearby.

3 weeks ago

FLLT marks Roy H. Park Preserve improvements with ribbon cutting

On May 8, the Ithaca-based conservation group officially recognized the new north entrance and improvements at the Roy H. Park Preserve in Dryden with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

3 weeks ago

Hydrant flushing looms in Village of Dryden

On May 18, crews will begin fire hydrant flushing across the Village of Dryden.

3 weeks ago

Ithaca E-bike rider hospitalized after brake failure

According to IPD, a bicyclist was traveling north on South Aurora on May 12 when their brakes malfunctioned.

3 weeks ago

IPD: Person crossing Second St. hit by vehicle at low speed

Someone crossing Second St. in Ithaca was hit Sunday by a vehicle at low speed, police say.

Two professionals shake hands across a purple-clothed table at a college event, with Tompkins Cortland Community College branding in the background.

3 weeks ago

TC3 signs transfer agreement with Alfred University

TC3 in Dryden and Alfred University have signed a transfer agreement.

3 weeks ago

Cortland PD: Overnight parking permission requests moving online

According to the Cortland Police Department (CPD), the overnight parking permission phone line is no longer a valid method for requesting permission, effective immediately.

Row of graduates in blue mortarboard caps and gowns seated, viewed from behind at a ceremony.

3 weeks ago

Area colleges and universities preparing for 2026 commencement

Over 1,500 Red Dragon undergraduates will walk the stage in three ceremonies on Saturday, May 16.

Two smiling women pose together at a formal event; the woman on the left holds a bouquet of flowers.

3 weeks ago

Webb names Cortland County woman 2026 Woman of Distinction Honoree

On May 5, Linda Smith was officially named the 2026 Woman of Distinction Honoree for State Senate District 52.

3 weeks ago

Owasco man accused of having cocaine shipped to his home

27-year-old Joseph Herbert of Owasco is accused of ordering drugs online and having them delivered to his house.

3 weeks ago

McGraw to hold public hearing on water and sewer rate increase

On May 19, the village will hold an open meeting to discuss the pending increase in water and sewer rates.

SUV on fire in the middle of a rural road with thick black smoke; flames engulf the front and cabin as a man in a cap walks away toward the right and a second car approaches in the distance.

3 weeks ago

Homer FD: Vehicle a total loss after fire

On May 9, the Homer Fire Department was dispatched to the 5000 block of Forbes Road just after 2 p.m. for a reported vehicle fire.

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2 days ago in Education, Entertainment, Local, Sports

Cornell alum receives lacrosse honor

Class of 1976 graduate Mike French received the Tewaaraton Legends Award on Thursday.

2 days ago in Business, Community, Food & Music, Lifestyle, Local

Vacant building demolished ahead of Chipotle construction in Lansing

Yellow excavator on a demolition site tossing metal debris into a pile, with tall grass in the foreground and a cloudy sky above.

Crews began knocking down the former Imperial Kitchen Buffet building on Graham Road West this week in preparation for the construction of a new Chipotle restaurant.

3 days ago in Sports, Trending

MLB owners have proposed a salary cap for the first time since baseball’s 1994-95 strike

Major League Baseball owners made their long-expected salary cap proposal to the players' association on Thursday, a system the union has vowed never to accept, setting the sides on course for a confrontation that threatens the 2027 season and perhaps beyond.