The Binghamton Fire Department rescued a dog named Winnie from the Susquehanna River after she got swept away by the current while trying to chase geese.
Cornell University and SUNY ESF have received nearly $13,000 in state funding to study holes found at the bottom of Seneca Lake.
The Tompkins County Office for the Aging is looking for yard work and household assistance for older adults with mobility issues.
The Mobile Mammography Van will be at the Tompkins County Whole Health Department in Ithaca to provide breast cancer screenings on June 4th.
65-year-old Gilbert Acevedo and 59-year-old Gayle Lomax of Scranton are accused of posing as agents with a federal banking agency to scam a Truxton resident out of several thousand dollars.
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New cannabis dispensary Altitude Ithaca is hosting its grand opening tomorrow, May 31st at 1429 Danby Road.
Ithaca’s Planning & Development Board is encouraging of a proposed community center for Cornell’s Jewish student organization Grinspoon Hillel.
Tompkins County is no longer listed as abnormally dry by the US Drought Monitor due to the amount of rain seen in the region recently.

