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2 weeks ago

TCPL to host immigration discussion Thursday

On November 20, TCPL will host a discussion about the history of immigration and why it has become so polarizing.

2 weeks ago

Steuben County to be featured on ‘Viewpoint with Dennis Quaid’ TV doc series

Steuben County will be featured in the informative documentary TV series “Viewpoint with Dennis Quaid.”

2 weeks ago

NYS DOT to inspect bridges near Cornell this week

On November 17, State DOT engineers will begin inspecting several area bridges.

2 weeks ago

Lansing collecting input on potential townwide trail system

Lansing is exploring the development of a townwide trail system and wants to hear from you.

2 weeks ago

Tompkins County launches search for historian

On November 12, 0fficials announced the start of the formal search process for a Tompkins County Historian.

2 weeks ago

Webb delivers $50k to Southern Tier Veterans Support Group

On November 12, State Senator Lea Webb delivered $50,000 in funding to the Southern Tier Veterans Support Group (STVSG).

2 weeks ago

Villagio Italian Market and Bistro to celebrate grand opening in Owego

The Villagio Italian Market and Bistro in Owego is celebrating its grand opening today with a ribbon cutting ceremony.

3 weeks ago

Seneca Lake’s first winery sold

Glenora Wine Cellars recently sold to FLX Family Winery LLC, a sister company to Lilly Brothers Brewing and Lilly Broadcasting - the parent company of WENY-TV.

3 weeks ago

Ithaca Fire Department is hiring, sign up for civil service exam by December 4

The Ithaca Fire Department is hiring for full-time, union positions.

3 weeks ago

Cortland Elks Lodge raises $2k to support CPD Shop with a Cop campaign

On November 10, the Cortland Elks Lodge 748 donated $2000 to support Shop with a Cop the campaign.

3 weeks ago

TC3, SU to sign transfer agreement

On November 18, TC3 will sign a transfer agreement with Syracuse University.

3 weeks ago

Antique dealer expanding into Lansing

Antique Quest, which operated out of Found in Ithaca Antiques for 15 years, is expanding with a new venture in Lansing.

3 weeks ago

Cortaca Jug heads back to the Bronx in ’26

On November 12, officials announced that next year’s Cortaca Jug game is headed back to Yankee Stadium.

3 weeks ago

All ByHeart infant formula products recalled over botulism concern

The recall, which was first reported over the weekend, was expanded to include all ByHeart products on November 10 due to an ongoing nationwide outbreak of infant botulism.

3 weeks ago

Feed FLX Pets initiative collecting donations in Tompkins County

The Feed FLX Pets initiative is collecting donations to help families in need avoid choosing between cost-of-living expenses and keeping their pet while federal benefits are cut off.

3 weeks ago

Cayuga County Sheriff will not seek reelection after current term

On November 11, Cayuga County Sheriff Schenck announced that he intends to retire after his current term, which runs through the end of 2026.

3 weeks ago

Gillibrand introduces bills to help seniors with rising cost of living

On November 7, Senator Kirsten Gillibrand introduced the Social Security Emergency Inflation Relief Act, and the Boosting Benefits and COLAs for Seniors Act.

3 weeks ago

Renzi Estate endowed fund at CNYCF establishes community grant program in Cortland County

On November 7, the Central New York Community Foundation’s (CNYCF) received a $12 million dollar gift from the estate of Nicholas and Agnes Renzi.

3 weeks ago

Webb secures $200k to increase security at Broome-Tioga BOCES

On November 10, Senator Lea Webb announced $200,000 in funding for Broome-Tioga BOCES through the State Senate's Community Resiliency, Economic Stability, and Technology Program (CREST).

3 weeks ago

TCPL Food Resource Fair set for Thursday in Ithaca

On November 13, the Tompkins County Public Library is hosting a free Food Resource Fair.

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