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SUNY Chancellor visits SUNY Cortland
State University of New York Chancellor Kristina M. Johnson visited SUNY Cortland Thursday morning. -
Cortland Common Council looks to extend term length to four years
A public hearing and consideration of a local law will be the first steps in potentially changing the legislators’ terms from two years to four ... -
Cortland Common Council approves zoning changes, but 'student district' is rejected
At Tuesday evening’s Common Council meeting, board members unanimously approved zoning updates to the Cortland City Zoning Code but with one caveat. -
Village of Homer approves 2019 budget
At Wednesday evening’s Homer Village Board of Trustees meeting, board members voted unanimously to approve the proposed budget for 2019. -
Homer Central School District presents 2019-2020 budget
Homer Central School District Superintendent Thomas Turck presented the 2019-2020 proposed budget to board members. -
Search committee formed to find next county administrator
The position, which hasn’t been filled for four years, is the chief administrative head and budget officer of the county. -
Cortland legislators approve 2019 budget, cuts to downtown partnership
The Cortland County Legislature voted unanimously to approve the proposed 2019 Occupancy Tax allocation funding on Thursday evening. -
Cortland forum explores alternatives to incarceration
Over two dozen people gathered at the Cortland Community Center on Wednesday evening to discuss alternative options to incarceration. -
Protesters voice support for jail alternatives at meeting of Cortland County legislators
Cortland County’s Public Safety Facility Needs and Assessment Committee heard from members of the public who are opposed to building a new jail facility. -
SUNY Cortland panel discusses rising U.S. tension with North Korea
David Duryea, SUNY Cortland Vice President of Finance and Management, was one of two panelists discussing the risk of nuclear war with North Korea.
