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Seven adults take part in a ribbon-cutting ceremony for an accessible-path project along a trail, with a blue Accessible Route sign nearby.
Community
3 months ago
FLLT marks Roy H. Park Preserve improvements with ribbon cutting

On May 8, the Ithaca-based conservation group officially recognized the new north entrance and improvements at the Roy H. Park Preserve in Dryden with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

Community
3 months ago
Hydrant flushing looms in Village of Dryden

On May 18, crews will begin fire hydrant flushing across the Village of Dryden.

Politics
3 months ago
Richford board prepares for busy meeting

The Richford Town Board will talk about Tire Collection Day and Cleanup Day tonight at 7 p.m.

Community
3 months ago
Cortland PD: Overnight parking permission requests moving online

According to the Cortland Police Department (CPD), the overnight parking permission phone line is no longer a valid method for requesting permission, effective immediately.

Entrance to a parking garage with yellow barriers and a horizontal height bar, concrete building facade above, and a mural on the wall.
Local
3 months ago
With Seneca St. parking garage closed, what to know about parking in downtown Ithaca

Acting Ithaca City Manager Dominick Recckio highlights parking alternatives.

Entrance to a parking garage with yellow barriers and a horizontal height bar, concrete building facade above, and a mural on the wall.
Local
3 months ago
Decision to shut down Seneca St. garage is a money saver, mayor says

The Seneca St. parking garage in Ithaca was permanently closed May 6 because of safety reasons.

Business
3 months ago
Preble board to discuss farm and bakery stand

Plans are under review for a self-serve farm and bakery stand at 6616 East Homer Baltimore Road.

Community
3 months ago
Variety of Zapp’s and Dirty potato chips recalled over Salmonella risk

On May 4, Utz Quality Foods issued a voluntary recall of its Zapp’s and Dirty brand potato chips.

Real Estate
3 months ago
Danby board to discuss public parkland

Lawmakers in Danby are considering designating 15 Bald Hill Road as public parkland.

Community
3 months ago
Winning $9.8 million lottery ticket sold in Groton

On May 2, a winning NY LOTTO jackpot ticket valued at $9.8 million was sold at the Speedway on Main Street, according to New York State Lottery officials.

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