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TC3 student receives award for student excellence
Earlier this month, Lexie Loveless received the Norman R. McConney, Jr. Award for Student Excellence.
Dryden High School student arrested for setting fire in bathroom
State Police say the 17-year-old was arrested Wednesday, March 25 for setting a fire Jan. 7 in a bathroom at Dryden High School.
Ovid FD assistant chief battling cancer, community fundraiser underway
Ovid Fire Department First Assistant Chief Brian Reynolds is battling cancer for the second time.
Pet euthanized after domestic incident in Southport
Glen Dennery of Southport is charged with aggravated cruelty to animals after striking a cat with a broomstick, leading to the cat being euthanized.
IC women’s basketball coach to retire after 26 seasons
On March 25, Dan Raymond announced that he’ll retire at the end of the semester.
Tops issues store-level recall on Christopher Ranch bagged garlic
Tops Friendly Markets is issuing a store-level recall of some 6 oz. packages of Christopher Ranch Bagged Garlic.
Waverly man arrested as fugitive from justice
On March 24, Joshua Montgomery, of Waverly, was arrested as a Fugitive from Justice by the Chemung County Sheriff's Office.
Retirement party to honor Newark Valley public servant
Motor equipment operator Scot Coombs is retiring after 41 years of service.
Cortland man accused of stalking former co-worker, officers say
Cortland Police say Patrick Rich was caught trying to track the day-to-day activities of a 62-year-old woman, who has an order of protection against him.
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Lewis Hamilton makes it clear he’s back in the F1 chase: ‘I’ve not lost what I had’
Lewis Hamilton is F1's most decorated driver. He's won the most races (105), claimed the most poles (104) and has been on the podium 207 times. And the British driver is tied at seven with Michael Schumacher for world championships.
4 weeks ago in Sports
March Madness meets the iPad era: How coaches’ challenges are changing the game
Florida's Boogie Fland was driving to the basket with 1:10 remaining and a three-point lead over Iowa when Hawkeyes forward Cooper Koch stepped into the lane, swatted at the ball and it sailed out of bounds. Officials ruled it Florida's ball.
4 weeks ago in Entertainment, Music
Fetty Wap has a lot to say on ‘Zavier.’ It’s his first album since being released from prison
Fetty Wap is beaming so big, it is almost as if his smile enters the room before he does. And these days, the Paterson, New Jersey-born melodic rapper and singer has a lot to be happy about.
After-school program under consideration in Newark Valley
Officials in Newark Valley are reviewing plans for an after-school program.
O’Mara presents Chemung County investigator with Senate Commendation Award
State Sen. Tom O’Mara presented Michael Theetge with a Senate Commendation Award on Wednesday, March 25.
Ithaca College men’s hoops players receive academic praise
Junior Alex Penders, junior Matthew Zenker, and senior Cole Wissink are being honored for their grades.
Three resign from Lansing Board of Education
On March 23, three of the board’s nine members, Kate Cole, Ami Stallone, and John Stevens, formally resigned their positions.
Wanted Cortland man arrested in Chemung County
On March 24, Eric Smith was arrested in Chemung County around 5 p.m. after authorities received word that he was at the county probation office.
Prescribed fires underway in Finger Lakes National Forest
Federal officials say prescribed fires began this week in Seneca and Schuyler County.
Riley introduces bipartisan Care Over Profits Act aimed at health insurance industry
On March 20, along with Republican Representative Tom Barrett of Michigan, Riley introduced the Care Over Profits Act.
Staff at Family and Children’s Service of Ithaca seek unionization
On March 19, the Tompkins County Workers' Center announced that clinicians and support staff at Family and Children’s Service of Ithaca intend to join the Communications Workers of America (CWA).
