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Update on impending ice cream shop in the city
The Frosty Caboose, an impending ice cream shop in the City of Cortland, was recently approved for an area variance from the Zoning Board of ... -
Village of Homer announces road work for next week
The Village of Homer recently announced a list of roads that will be milled and paved in the coming weeks. Starting this upcoming Tuesday and ... -
County could contribute funding to local community college
The Cortland County Finance and Administration Committee unanimously approved Tuesday to recommend a contribution close to $1.85 million to Tompkins Cortland Community College’s 2022-2023 budget. ... -
Local government, law enforcement officials speak on behalf of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day (Video ...
Representatives from the Cortland County Area Agency on Aging and the Cortland County Adult Protective Services, along with local law enforcement, gathered in front of ... -
Cortland baseball receives proclamation from Common Council
The Cortland varsity baseball team received a proclamation at Tuesday’s City of Cortland Common Council meeting, in honor of the Tigers capturing the Section III ... -
BDC looking for new funding agreement with the county
A new four-year funding agreement between Cortland County and the Business Development Corporation (BDC) is moving along. Legislators approved the recommendation of a new contract ... -
Portable ice rink coming to Village of Homer
The Village of Homer Board of Trustees on Tuesday approved a grant from the Cortland Community Foundation to bring a portable ice rink to the ... -
Cortland Common Council Agenda: JUNE 14, 2022
Here is the agenda for Tuesday’s (June 14th, 2022) Cortland Common Council meeting. The meeting will take place at City Hall (25 Cortland Street, Cortland ... -
Little York Lake weed harvesting funds request moves forward
The Little York Lake Preservation Society (LYLPS) weed harvesting project may have found its funding. Cortland County legislators last week unanimously supported a motion to ... -
County discusses program to help produce accurate Census count
A new program from the U.S. Census Bureau could help Cortland County produce a more accurate population count than the one reported after the 2020 ...
