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Local
9 months ago
Tompkins County SNAP, HEAP benefits delayed by shutdown

In Tompkins County, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits for November will be delayed, and the Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) won’t start until November 17.

Local
9 months ago
Lansing Town Board agrees to extend public comment period on moratorium proposal

The Lansing Town Board agreed to extend a deadline on accepting public comments in writing about a proposed 1-year moratorium on land use development.

Local
9 months ago
Osborne to run for 3rd term as Tompkins County sheriff

Tompkins County Sheriff Derek Osborne is running for a third term.

Election
9 months ago
Tompkins County reappoints Republican election commissioner

On Oct. 21, the Tompkins County Legislature reappointed Alanna Congdon as commissioner.

Local
9 months ago
Late in budget season, Ithaca officials uncover $2.1 million shortfall

During a budget meeting on Tuesday, City Manager Deb Mohlenhoff revealed a surprise $2.1 million gap after a lengthy executive session.

Local
9 months ago
Riley wants NYSEG, National Grid to do ‘right thing’

Rep. Josh Riley wants NYSEG and National Grid to publicly guarantee they won’t shut off service, charge late fees or interest, or send accounts to collections for those struggling because of the government shutdown.

Local
9 months ago
TCAT seeks added contributions from Ithaca, Tompkins County, and Cornell

TCAT is asking for $500,000 contribution boost from their 3 underwriters, the city of Ithaca, Tompkins County, and Cornell.

Local
9 months ago
Public comment period opens for Tioga County SNAP plan

The 2026-to-2027 Temporary Assistance and SNAP Employment Plan for Tioga County is available for public review and comment.

Local
9 months ago
Hangar Theatre receives $250K in state funding for renovations

Sen. Lea Webb has secured $250,000 for renovations at the Hangar Theatre in Ithaca.

Local
9 months ago
Cortland 2026 budget draft includes 4% property tax hike

Cortland Mayor Scott Steve is proposing a 4% increase in property taxes for 2026, which he says meets rising costs while maintaining services and staff levels.

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