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2 weeks ago
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.
2 weeks ago
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."
2 weeks ago
Tonight in Ithaca: Flock Safety reps to attend Tompkins County Legislature meeting
Tonight, you can voice your concerns about privacy and how data from the company's license plate readers and security cameras is being used in Tompkins County.
2 weeks ago
Coddington Road Community Center asks for input in outdoor phase of expansion project
The Coddington Road Community Center’s new building is nearly complete, but landscape planners are asking for feedback.
2 weeks ago
Ithaca mayor establishes committee to review compensation for elected officials
On October 3, Mayor Robert Cantelmo announced the creation of the Elected Officials Compensation Review Advisory Committee.
2 weeks ago
One dead in Newfield crash
On October 5, deputies were called to a two-vehicle crash with serious injuries around 11:15 a.m. in Newfield.
2 weeks ago
TST BOCES end school lockout after e-mail threat
TST BOCES says several school districts in the area received an e-mail threat early this morning, which triggered immediate lockout procedures.
2 weeks ago
Mannion to host tele town hall
A districtwide telephone conference being held tomorrow at 5:30 p.m. will include updates from Rep. Mannion on efforts to reopen the government.
2 weeks ago
Rising insurance, retirement costs are concerning to Cortland mayor
Mayor Scott Steve says putting together the 2026 budget is harder than previous years as expenses are rising in Cortland.
2 weeks ago
Judge dismisses antitrust lawsuit against Cornell, others
An antitrust lawsuit against Cornell that was filed last October has been dismissed.
2 weeks ago
FCS Cortland among newly certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics
On October 2, Hochul announced that 13 new Community Behavioral Health Clinics have been certified, bringing the total number to 39.
3 weeks ago
IPD recover vehicle taken from dealership, arrest alleged thief
Unique Morrow is accused of taking a vehicle from an Ithaca dealership.
3 weeks ago
Ithaca man accused of Commons assault, resisting arrest
35-year-old Alexander Mosher allegedly assaulted someone on the Commons and attacked Ithaca Police officers.
3 weeks ago
Cameron man charged with 4 felonies, including welfare fraud
54-year-old James Brutsman, of Cameron, collected nearly $3,400 in benefits from the Steuben County Department of Social Services.
3 weeks ago
Barton bridge sees temporary 16-ton limit
The Reniff Road bridge in Barton has been down posted to a 16-ton weight limit until maintenance is performed.
3 weeks ago
29th Annual World of Skills Job Fair coming to Ithaca
The 29th Annual World of Skills Job Fair is taking place on Wednesday, October 22nd from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Hotel Ithaca.
3 weeks ago
Tobin voices concern about Cortland salaries, Parker school
Former mayor Brian Tobin raised his concern about a Cortland Common Council vote in May on salary increases.
3 weeks ago
Mannion requests a halt to his pay until shutdown ends
Ahead of the government shutdown, Mannion sent a letter to the congressional chief administrative officer asking for his salary to be withheld until the shutdown ends.
3 weeks ago
Public hearings next week in Ithaca and Binghamton on proposed NYSEG rate hikes
State Senator Lea Webb wants District 52 residents to participate in upcoming public hearings regarding NYSEG’s proposed double-digit rate increases.
