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State comptroller audit targets Town of Marathon with two audits
A recent audit from the New York Office of the State Comptroller (OSC) found the town of Marathon did not properly audit claims. The audit ... -
Cortland Common Council Agenda: December 20th, 2022
Here is the agenda for Tuesday’s (December 20th, 2022) Cortland Common Council meeting. The meeting will take place at City Hall (25 Cortland Street, Cortland ... -
Homer-owned bridge replacement unveiled
Village of Homer officials announced earlier this week both the town and village plan to replace the bridge on Wall Street overlooking the Tioughnioga River. ... -
County moves forward with opposition to ‘strict’ concealed-carry state bill
The Cortland County Legislature will vote to send a letter in opposition to the New York State Legislature’s Concealed Carry Improvement Act next week. The ... -
Cortland County COVID-19 wrap-up for Tuesday, Dec. 13
Here is a breakdown of COVID-19 numbers in Cortland County from the past week. It is based on recorded information from the Cortland County Health ... -
Cortland to raise dog license fees
The city of Cortland will raise dog license fees, effective Jan. 1 of next year. The Cortland Common Council unanimously voted on the measure at ... -
Cortland County moving forward with hiring of planning director
Cortland County legislators moved to appoint the new planning director at Thursday’s Agriculture, Planning and Environmental Committee meeting. The appointment now hinges on approval from ... -
Cortland officials look to remove and replace dying trees
Cortland officials noted at the Common Council meeting earlier this week that the city is looking to remove diseased or at-risk ash trees in the ... -
Political advertising at Gutchess complex sparks debate
Political ads in support of a slate of candidates who ran to represent Cortlandville this past November were the subject of controversy at Wednesday’s town ... -
New local law to change government fees proposed in Cortlandville
A new local law could have important ramifications to the way the Cortlandville town board is able to adjust fees. The changes were suggested by ...
