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Kelles named to Assembly group looking at NY sex assault laws
NYS Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie has formed a 14-member working group.
Hochul: Cornell agrees to independent investigation into alleged 2024 rape case
"I want accountability," Hochul said.
Tompkins County launches public information series ahead of Nov. 3 election
The county will release relevant information online each week leading up to the general election on November 3.
Cortland County sets public hearing date for tentative 2027 budget
The public hearing is scheduled for October 22 at 6 p.m.
Patient in Broome County hospital tests positive for measles
The individual, who has since been discharged, is not a Broome County resident.
Binghamton man facing drug charges following search
On September 28, the Broome County Special Investigations Unit Task Force executed a search warrant on Jackson Road.
Cortland County undersheriff retires
On September 29, Undersheriff Chad Burhans retired after nearly 20 years with the Cortland County Sheriff's Office.
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Newfield Public Library to host solar workshop
The event will focus on small-scale home solar installations.
Tompkins County DA explains decision to reopen Cornell sex assault case
Matt Van Houten tells 607 News Now evidence in Jane Doe's lawsuit led to his office re-opening the case.
Dryden restaurant undergoing change of ownership
Village Taqueria and Grill on North St. will remain open during the transition.
