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Joe Salzone

Joe Salzone is the News Director and Operations Manager for the Cayuga Media Group and host of 607 This Morning on 870AM/97.7FM News/Talk WHCU.

Local
44 minutes ago
Dryden residents requesting more signage on Slaterville Rd.

Dryden’s town supervisor says residents are worried about a lack of signs on Slaterville Rd.

Local
50 minutes ago
Cortland County to develop road safety plan

Cortland County will develop a local road safety plan by 2030.

Local
1 day ago
Ithaca exploring PODS system to address homelessness

Acting Ithaca City Manager Dominick Recckio tells 607 News Now he created the concept in 2025.

A decaying wooden ramp leads into a murky algae‑covered pond with overgrown vegetation nearby.
Environment
4 days ago
Officials: Dryden Lake dam is leaking, will be replaced in 2027

Dryden’s deputy town supervisor says the lake’s water levels are down over 50%.

Environment
5 days ago
DEC extends air quality advisory for Ithaca area

Elevated levels of pollution are causing a smoky haze in the Ithaca area.

Crime
5 days ago
IPD makes arrest after alleged threats at DSS

Richard Madorsky is charged with a felony in Ithaca.

Three officials applaud on stage beside a large banner; a woman in green blazer holds a long document while others clap, with flags in the background and cityscape visible through glass.
Environment
6 days ago
Hochul signs 1-year statewide ban on data centers

Gov. Hochul signed the moratorium on data centers July 14.

Politics
6 days ago
Cortland lawmakers exploring paid parking at SUNY Cortland to relieve congestion, mayor says

Mayor Steve says parking on streets by SUNY Cortland has caused congestion.

Local
1 week ago
With high temps returning to 90s, heat advisory issued for Ithaca area

Tompkins, Cortland, and Tioga Counties will be under a heat advisory Tuesday.

Two smiling adults pose in a pantry holding a large check between them, shelves stocked with groceries in the background.
Local
1 week ago
Weitsman donates over $100K to Tioga County Rural Ministry

The Tioga County non-profit group received a personal donation from the Upstate Shredding CEO on July 6.

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