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2 weeks ago
Homer homicide victim ID’d by Cortland County Sheriff’s Office
Deputies say 53-year-old Anthony Beecham was found in the driveway shortly before 3:30 Wednesday morning with several gunshot wounds.
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Reminder: Community engagement forums with the NYS Office of Mental Health tonight, tomorrow in Ithaca
Tonight, in Ithaca, you can share your thoughts and concerns with the Tompkins County Whole Health Department (TCWH) and the State Office of Mental Health (OMH).
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SUNY Cortland names new chief of staff
On October 7, SUNY Cortland announced that Leatrice Oram will step into the chief of staff role.
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Binghamton firefighter added to NYS Fallen Firefighters Memorial
On October 7, 126 firefighters were honored at the 28th annual ceremony in Albany, with John "JR" Gaudet among them.
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No injuries in TC3 dorm fire
On October 8, firefighters responded to a reported fire in a laundry room at a TC3 campus dormitory.
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Three extricated after head-on collision in Harford
On October 8, the Harford Fire Department was called to Route 221 around 11:15 a.m. for a head-on motor vehicle collision with entrapment.
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Homicide investigation underway in Homer
On October 8, the Cortland County Sheriff's Office and Homer Police Department responded to a shooting just before 3:30 a.m. at a residence near Grove Street and Route 281.
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Four locals charged in alleged CNY drug trafficking ring
Four locals are among the 17 people who have been indicted on a total of 125 crimes for their alleged roles in purchasing and distributing drugs.
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Despite shutdown, smooth operations at Ithaca airport
On Day 8 of the partial federal government shutdown, there are currently no staff or flight issues at the Ithaca Tompkins International Airport.
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Tompkins, Cortland counties to receive state funding for 911 infrastructure
Senator Lea Webb says nearly $4.5 million will support the implementation of Next Generation 911 in Tompkins, Cortland, and Broome counties.
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CPSC: Jocute Baby Loungers pose injury, death risk
According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), Jocute Baby Loungers do not meet the mandatory standard for infant sleep products.
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Tioga County Soil and Water Conservation District receives funding for water quality projects at local farms
The Tioga County Soil and Water Conservation District has received nearly $290,000 in financial support to help five local farms.
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Friends of the Tompkins County Library book sale begins Saturday in Ithaca
On October 11, the Fall edition of the popular biannual book sale kicks off in Ithaca from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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Cornell Navy midshipman selected as national ROTC scholarship finalist
Navy Midshipman Kylie Williamson has been selected as one of 15 finalists for the Navy Federal Credit Union ROTC All-American Scholarship Program.
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Ithaca announces public hearings on ’26 budget proposal
The Ithaca Common Council is now reviewing the proposed spending plan, which includes a tax levy increase of 3.5%.
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Independent legislative candidate focused on Tompkins County affordability
Independent legislative candidate Michelle Wright would like to see property tax bodies like school boards, towns, and cities work together.
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Bath PD looking for missing woman
53-year-old Nikki Wright of Bath has not been seen since September 16th.
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Authorities seize 18 dogs, find 8 more dead at Geneva home
On October 2, authorities executed a search warrant at the home of 65-year-old Brian Hess and 68-year-old Rosemarie Bruno-Hess after receiving a complaint of malnourished dogs.
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Oberacker announces Congressional campaign in District 19
Senator Peter Oberacker announced Monday, Oct. 6 he will seek the Republican nomination in next year’s midterm elections in District 19.
2 weeks ago
IPD, state, federal authorities investigating threatening email
On October 6, the threat was sent to schools, and according to IPD, businesses, and elected officials, "in and around the City of Ithaca."
