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4 weeks ago

Tompkins County looking into USCIS decision to cancel naturalization ceremonies

Tompkins County says it is concerned about the federal government’s directive to cancel local naturalization ceremonies.

4 weeks ago

Health alert: Chickenpox exposure at Sciencenter in Ithaca on 11/15

If you or your children visited the Sciencenter in Ithaca on Saturday, November 15, between 2 p.m. and 5 p.m., you may have been exposed to chickenpox.

4 weeks ago

Endwell man tried to rape teen girl, deputies say

A 54-year-old Broome County man is accused of trying to have sex with someone underage. 

4 weeks ago

TC3, SU sign transfer agreement

TC3 and Syracuse University are now allowing students who have their associate's degree to enroll in online bachelor's programs at SU.

4 weeks ago

NYS Department of Health: Beware of prescription scam

The New York State Department of Health (DOH) says scammers are posing as a DOH employee and asking for personal information in regard to a controlled substance prescription.

4 weeks ago

Mural of famous street musician to be unveiled Thursday in Owego

On November 20, TAC, artist Michelle Schleider, and project partners will officially unveil a mural of the likeness of musician, poet, instrument maker, and avant-garde composer Moondog.

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Tompkins County Office for the Aging to host Family Caregiver Recognition Event Thursday

On November 20, the Tompkins County Office for the Aging is hosting a Family Caregiver Recognition Event to highlight the word that family caregivers do.

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Royal Court co-owner passes away two weeks after closing

On November 9, Dororthy Sturtevant, who co-owned the Royal Court Restaurant with her sister Marilyn, passed away at the age of 96.

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Ithaca launches search for city controller

On November 18, Ithaca officially launched the most current search for the de facto chief financial officer, after several recent unsuccessful attempts.

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Tompkins County Code Blue Shelter on schedule to open November 24

Tompkins County's new Code Blue Shelter on Cherry Street at the former Found location is set to open on November 24th, 2025.

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United Way of Tompkins County responds to HEAP delays with one-time payments

United Way of Tompkins County is partially reopening its 211/ALICE Program to county residents.

4 weeks ago

Cortland Police find encampment in downtown business

Cortland Police say at least four people were found living inside an office on Main Street last week that had not been used in a while.

4 weeks ago

Ithaca armed robbery suspect arrested, police say

18-year-old Jacob Chaires allegedly robbed someone he knew at gunpoint Wednesday in the 500 block of East Buffalo Street.

4 weeks ago

Cortland County invites grant applications for Tobacco Free Zone program

Up to $35,000 in mini grants from the Tobacco Free Zone program will be awarded to address the negative outcomes of tobacco use in Cortland, Tompkins, and Chenango Counties.

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Crash in Scott requires hazmat response due to diesel spill

On November 14, the Homer Fire Department was called to the Town of Scott for a pickup truck that struck a guardrail.

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SUNY Board appoints 8th President of Corning Community College

On November 14, Dr. Terence Finley was appointed as the 8th president of the 2-year school by the SUNY Board of Trustees in New York City.

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OCM BOCES capital project vote set for Wednesday at Cortlandville campus

OCM BOCES is asking voters to approve their first capital improvement project in over 30 years.

4 weeks ago

Tioga County seeks candidate for vacancy in legislative position

Tioga County is looking for someone to serve as District 3's legislator for 2026.

4 weeks ago

IPD seeks to identify suspects in alleged arson

On the night of October 19, according to Ithaca Police, a group of people were involved in an alleged arson near the Stewart Ave bridge and Fall Creek gorge.

1 month ago

Bath woman left dog to die, police say

Police say 30-year-old Kassidy Hall moved out of an apartment on Howell Street but left a dog behind without food or water.

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