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Colorful children's water play fountain with a blue base, clear dome, and multicolored balls inside.
Business
3 weeks ago
Toy sold at Target recalled for choking hazard

According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, Gigglescape Under the Sea Popping Toys have a clear plastic dome that can detach from its base, exposing children to the small plastic balls inside.

Community
3 weeks ago
Tompkins County Office for the Aging to open Dutch Mill location July 20

Tompkins County bought the Lansing property in Aug. 2025.

Community
3 weeks ago
Danby to hold public hearing on special events law

Danby’s town board meets at 6 p.m. tonight.

Goodwill logo with a white curved smile inside a blue square, black border, and the word 'goodwill' beneath.
Business
3 weeks ago
Goodwill Cortland grand opening set for July 17

Goodwill is preparing to move into Cortland’s Riverside Plaza on July 17.

Several newborn birds crowd together at the bottom of a white bucket.
Community
3 weeks ago
Cortland Fire Department rescues fallen ducklings in storm drain

The ducks were found in June on SUNY Cortland’s campus.

Community
4 weeks ago
Multi-year project on I-86 in Waverly delayed

Originally set to begin in late spring 2026, bridge and ramp work on I-86 in Waverly and Sayre will now start in mid-August.

Community
4 weeks ago
YMCA of Ithaca and Tompkins County among grantees for childcare funding

The Ithaca Y is getting nearly $2.1 million in funding recently announced by Gov. Hochul.

Local
4 weeks ago
TCAT buses to operate July 3, but offices are closed

TCAT will have normal transit options in Ithaca on July 3, but all services are closed July 4.

Group of adults posing in a store, smiling and holding a framed certificate that reads 'Area 51.'
Business
4 weeks ago
Area 51 earns NYS Senate Empire Award

Sen. Webb presented Area 51 in Cortland with the award on June 25.

Community
4 weeks ago
Farmers Market coupons, scam software available at Tompkins County Office for the Aging

Eligible low-income residents 60 and over can pick up the $25 booklets through the county’s Office for the Aging in Ithaca.