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On March 11, a DEC officer on patrol in the Town of Orange discovered a large pile of garbage blocking a roadway in Sugar Hill State Forest.
Legislator Travis Brooks, who chairs the Public Safety Committee, is leading the effort to determine if the county will continue to work with Flock Security.
Cortlandville Sand and Gravel is seeking approval to mine below the underground water table.
The Cincinnatus Town Planning Board will meet on April 7th to draft legislation on short term rentals.
On March 31, IFD Chief Michael Moody announced that Assistant Chief Jared Gebel has been promoted to Deputy Chief.
A new grant will increase access to scholarships and programs for families enrolling in the Cortland YMCA’s before and after school care programs, summer camp, and School’s Out full-day programs.
The Red Dragons host Oneonta at 4 p.m. today.
Mayor Scott Steve tells 607 News Now crews will go road-by-road using a new artificial intelligence tool.
New York Attorney General Letitia James says stores must allow customers to pay in cash, with some exceptions.
According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, the bristles on a variety of Nexgrill wire brushes can break, posing an ingestion and injury hazard.