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Cortland lawmakers look to reduce food waste
City lawmakers will apply for a Municipal Food Scraps Reduction, Food Donation, and Food Scraps Recycling Program grant. -
Cortland forum explains: 'How to Run for Political Office'
The New York State legislature recently updated election laws to make registration and voting more accessible to voters. -
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 ... -
Here's what's happening at tonight's Cortland Common Council meeting
Cortland Common Council will meet tonight at 7 p.m. at City Hall, 25 Court St., Cortland. -
Sheriff: Dozens of Cortland County Jail inmates evacuated after roof leak
Several leaks in the roof of the jail forced the sheriff's office to evacuate all of the inmates and transport them to nearby jails. -
Here's what's happening at Thursday's Cortland County Legislature meeting
Lawmakers are slated to vote on a proposal to increase the term of office for county legislators from two to four years -
Pay raises for New York lawmakers cause tension in Albany
Lawmakers across the state are expecting a gradual pay increase in their annual salaries from $79,500 to $130,000 over the next three years. -
Cortland County may sever relationship with Seven Valleys over bus service
Since 2009, Seven Valleys Health Coalition has worked in cooperation with Cortland County to identify ways to improve its public transit system. -
Community health needs addressed at 'Cortland Counts' Forum
About 100 people attended the Cortland Counts Community Forum Wednesday at Grace Christian Fellowship Church in Cortland. -
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.
