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More Wake Up Q
Thursday, August 28, 202508/28/2025
The average person uses this 2.7 times a year.
A: The DVD Player!
Friday, August 15, 202508/15/2025
No one knows where the name of this very common animal came from.
A: Dog! A linguist says “dog” only became the standard term within the past 500 years or so. During the…
Thursday, August 7, 202508/07/2025
Cortland Opry Show
I’m beyond thrilled to be invited to be in the NYS Country Music Hall of Fame. Here’s a great recording…
Friday, July 25, 202507/25/2025
Created in 1920, no one knows the origin of this product’s name.
A: 7-Up
Friday, July 11, 202507/11/2025
Most guess 2 feet but these are actually 10 feet long each!
A: White lines in the road!
Headlines
7 hours ago in Business, Community, Environment, Lifestyle, Local, Politics
Cortland County farm wins $35K microenterprise grant award
Dylan Barber Farm in Marathon won a microenterprise grant award for $35,000 in a unanimous vote.
7 hours ago in Community, Local, Politics
Cortland mayor explains 8% tax rate increase
In the 2026 budget adopted last week by the Cortland Common Council, property taxes are going up eight percent, double what was expected.
7 hours ago in Community, Crime, Education, Local
Bath PD trace school threat to Geneva woman
A call to Steuben County 911 on Dec. 19 making unspecified threats to the Bath Central School District was traced back to Carrie McChesney.
7 hours ago in Community, Lifestyle, Local
City of Ithaca parking rates to increase January 5
In 2026, the hourly rate for on-street parking in the ParkMobile/electronic pay station zones will increase to $2.50 per hour.
7 hours ago in Business, Community, Health & Wellness, Lifestyle, Local
With pool closed for repairs, Cortland YMCA partners with SUNY Cortland for swimming
SUNY Cortland is allowing YMCA members to use the Student Life Center pool while repairs are happening at the YMCA.
7 hours ago in Community, Health & Wellness, Lifestyle, Local
Tompkins County Advocacy Center office closed for holidays, services still available
Beginning today, December 19th, the Advocacy Center of Tompkins County’s administrative office is shut down for the holidays.