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3 weeks ago

Over 10 million Nexgrill wire BBQ brushes recalled

According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, the bristles on a variety of Nexgrill wire brushes can break, posing an ingestion and injury hazard.

3 weeks ago

Cornell women’s gymnastics program receives $1M gift

The money comes from Ashley (Stewart) and Michael Bolling, a gymnast and football player who met at Cornell and graduated in 2008.

3 weeks ago

Cortland student board wins national award for Cortaca Pep Rally

The Student Activities Board (SAB) was honored earlier this month at the National Association for the Promotion of Campus Activities (APCA) conference in Hershey, Pennsylvania.

3 weeks ago

Virgil brush fire successfully contained, officials say

The Virgil Fire Department responded Sunday to a brush fire on Tower Rd.

3 weeks ago

Free consumer law legal clinic Tuesday at TCPL

The Tompkins County Public Library is hosting a free legal clinic about consumer law on Tuesday.

3 weeks ago

Waverly student earns top honor in state archery tournament second year in row

Easton Beach, of Waverly, represents NY in May at the Eastern National Tournament in archery.

3 weeks ago

Expert: cold winter will not affect tick prevalence

A Cornell expert says the tick population was unaffected by winter.

3 weeks ago

TC3, RIT ink transfer agreement

TC3 and RIT signed a transfer agreement on Thursday.

4 weeks ago

Tompkins County sheriff responds to allegations of mismanagement

Osborne dismisses claims of mismanagement made by earlier this month on 607 This Morning by Jared Bentley, who’s running against him. 

4 weeks ago

TC3 student receives award for student excellence

Earlier this month, Lexie Loveless received the Norman R. McConney, Jr. Award for Student Excellence.

4 weeks ago

Dryden High School student arrested for setting fire in bathroom

State Police say the 17-year-old was arrested Wednesday, March 25 for setting a fire Jan. 7 in a bathroom at Dryden High School.

4 weeks ago

Ovid FD assistant chief battling cancer, community fundraiser underway

Ovid Fire Department First Assistant Chief Brian Reynolds is battling cancer for the second time.

4 weeks ago

Pet euthanized after domestic incident in Southport

Glen Dennery of Southport is charged with aggravated cruelty to animals after striking a cat with a broomstick, leading to the cat being euthanized.

4 weeks ago

IC women’s basketball coach to retire after 26 seasons

On March 25, Dan Raymond announced that he’ll retire at the end of the semester.

4 weeks ago

Tops issues store-level recall on Christopher Ranch bagged garlic

Tops Friendly Markets is issuing a store-level recall of some 6 oz. packages of Christopher Ranch Bagged Garlic.

4 weeks ago

Waverly man arrested as fugitive from justice

On March 24, Joshua Montgomery, of Waverly, was arrested as a Fugitive from Justice by the Chemung County Sheriff's Office.

4 weeks ago

Cortland man accused of stalking former co-worker, officers say

Cortland Police say Patrick Rich was caught trying to track the day-to-day activities of a 62-year-old woman, who has an order of protection against him.

4 weeks ago

O’Mara presents Chemung County investigator with Senate Commendation Award

State Sen. Tom O’Mara presented Michael Theetge with a Senate Commendation Award on Wednesday, March 25. 

4 weeks ago

Three resign from Lansing Board of Education

On March 23, three of the board’s nine members, Kate Cole, Ami Stallone, and John Stevens, formally resigned their positions.

4 weeks ago

Wanted Cortland man arrested in Chemung County

On March 24, Eric Smith was arrested in Chemung County around 5 p.m. after authorities received word that he was at the county probation office.

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