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Lifelong Cortland resident opens up shopping plaza boutique
Elly Buchalla opened Elly’s Variety on July 15, but the store officially celebrated its grand opening last week. -
Cortland County Sheriff's Office offering free snowmobile safety course
Youths between the ages of 10 and 18 years must successfully pass the safety course in order to lawfully operate a snowmobile in New York ... -
Cortland Pumpkinfest draws hundreds to downtown Cortland
Families, college students and Cortland residents were in attendance. -
Cortland County Police Blotter | Monday, October 9, 2017
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This weekend: The Great Cortland Pumpkinfest returns
The family-friendly event runs Saturday and Sunday and will feature more than 100 crafters, food vendors, live music, free pony rides, and hay rides. -
Big money: Cortland gets $10 million in state funding to revitalize downtown
Governor Andrew Cuomo made a rare appearance in Cortland this morning to deliver the good news to the city inside a packed auditorium at Cortland ... -
SUNY Cortland 'Take Back the Night' march draws hundreds
The bi-annual Take Back the Night march is hosted by the campus’s SAFER (Students Active for Ending Rape) club. -
Police: Bomb threat at Cortland High School was 'not credible'
Cortland School District Superintendent Michael Hoose said the incident is being treated as a "disciplinary issue." -
Groton police investigating gas station robbery
The incident occurred just before 11 p.m. at the Red Apple store, located on Main Street in the village of Groton, police said. -
Hearing on proposed Truxton charter school draws mixed opinions
Truxton Academy Charter School is applying for a fifth time to have the New York State Education Department approve their proposed charter school.
