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3 weeks ago

Trumansburg to conduct ‘road calming’ experiment

Trumansburg Mayor Rordan Hart tells 607 News Now they’re adding striping to Halsey Street to help prevent people from speeding. 

3 weeks ago

Historic marker installed at Homer’s Elizabeth Brewster House

On September 16, officials in Homer unveiled the new sign at Brewster House Building.

3 weeks ago

Registration deadline looms for EMS Teaching Day at TC3

On September 19, Upstate Medical University’s annual EMS Teaching Day takes place at TC3.

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Cortland man charged in domestic incident

On September 13, State Police were called to a residence on Foster Road in Homer for a "domestic incident with possible shots fired."

3 weeks ago

Tioga County man accused of making terroristic threat

On September 9, deputies arrested Miles Floyd, of Nichols, after an investigation of alleged threats made to several people at an address in the Town of Owego.

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U.S. Attorney meets with Cornell president, senior staff

On September 3, Acting United States Attorney John Sarcone III met with CU President Michael Kotlikoff and senior staff.

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Three charged in Nichols commercial theft

On September 8, deputies responded to the Best Buy Distribution Center in Nichols for a report of a larceny in progress.

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Trumansburg closes Camp St. for water valve repair

Village officials in Trumansburg say a broken water valve at the intersection of Camp and Elm Streets is being replaced.

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In 10-1 vote, Tompkins County will move cold weather shelter

Legislators voted 10-1 last night on temporarily relocating Tompkins County’s cold weather shelter from Commercial Avenue to Cherry Street.

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Centro Cortland to change hospital bus stop location

According to Way2Go Cortland, Centro Route 3 buses will no longer pull into Guthrie Cortland Medical Center beginning next month.

3 weeks ago

Harmful algal blooms remain active on Cayuga Lake despite colder temps

The Community Science Institute received over two dozen reports last week of active harmful algal blooms on Cayuga Lake.

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Moravia man charged with failure to update address in sex offender registry

52-year-old John McNamara was arrested and charged with failure to report a change of address, which is a felony.

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Variety of Wegmans brand canned fruit recalled

On September 12, three kinds of Wegmans-brand canned fruit were pulled from shelves for possible lead exposure.

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Horseheads man charged with murder of girlfriend’s 3-year-old

On September 15, 27-year-old Christopher Woods, of Horseheads, was arrested following the death of 3-year-old Finn Hopkins at Arnot Ogden Medical Center.

3 weeks ago

Structure fire in Cortlandville under investigation

Multiple departments responded this morning to a structure fire on McGraw-North Road in Cortlandville.

3 weeks ago

Riley to introduce bill banning foreign companies from owning local utility companies

Rep. Josh Riley is introducing the Keep the Lights Local Act this week in an effort to curb rising utility costs in New York State.

3 weeks ago

Ithaca man charged with scrap metal thefts in Waterloo

45-year-old Lawrence Grebleski Jr. of Ithaca is charged with two counts of grand larceny and two counts of misdemeanor conspiracy.

3 weeks ago

Free car seat safety checks early next week at Cornell

On September 22 and 23, the Cornell University Police Department will host free car seat safety checks at the station on Statler Drive.

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Homer looks to override state tax cap, public hearing set for October 8

The Homer Town Board has set a public hearing for October 8 to discuss overriding the 2% state tax levy limit.

3 weeks ago

Newfield’s ‘1883 Barn’ recommended for State and National Registers of Historic Places

On September 12, Governor Hochul announced that New York’s Board of Historic Preservation is recommending the 1883 Barn in Newfield for the State and National Registers of Historic Places.

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