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Dryden resident Lisa Harris recently won three gold awards through this year's Human Services Indie Book International competition.
Local writer receives ‘gold awards’ for her work
child in a bouncy castle
It’s a block party – and it’s all free!
a house fire in Caroline
Community comes together to help teacher in time of need
cpr training
EMS Launches Rapid Sequence Intubation program
Town of Lansing officials held their monthly meeting May 17, where they discussed immigration in New York state, properties in the flood zone, and incentives for volunteer firefighters.
FEMA, asylum seekers, tax exemptions discussed at Town Board meeting
sign of dryden
Villages adopt 2023-24 budgets
Darian Mitchell
Darian Mitchell named GHS Class of 2023 salutatorian
Caroline town hall
Town Board looks to Democratic primary
The Trumansburg Farmers' Market has an exciting list of musical performers and demonstrations this season. Pictured is Taksim Ithaca, an ensemble band born out of the Cornell University Middle Eastern Music Ensemble.
Farmers Market returns with more vendors than ever
The Washington Street Seed Exchange is back for the season, where community members can leave and take seeds and plant cuttings.
Washington Street Seed Exchange opens for the season
Susan Schwartz, Paula J. Wedemeyer, Lisa Krizman, Hannah Roman, Andrew Hay, Bob Krizman, Emma Dodici, Amy Cusano, Jessica Tunison and Kinsley Henry pose with Buddy at Stablework in Newfield. Stablework will host the Tompkins Cortland Special Olympics equestrian training beginning in June.
Stablework to host training for rebirth of Special Olympics’ Equestrian program
Genie Solar is located across from Higgins Body Shop and surrounds the area around Catfish Farms in Lansing.
Genie Solar proposes development on Lansingville Road
Groton Avenue Park in the village of Freeville.
Freeville receives grant funding for park improvements, upgrades
Elisa ALlen with a Groton football hoodie on
GHS names Elisa Allen Class of 2023 valedictorian
Kevin and one of his dogs
Barksville Inn site plan under community questions
Pastor Barbara Blom in the pulpit of the Groton Community Church, United Church of Christ. She was called as the new pastor just prior to Easter 2023.
Pastor Barbara Blom: From the slopes to the pulpit
Railroad Street in the village of Freeville.
Freeville seeking residents feedback on village street speed limits
Stone Bend Farm, located at 196 Porter Hill Rd. in Newfield, is a taproom that serves 100% organic pizza and other food items Friday through Sunday.
Stone Bend Farm looks to bring community together with food
photo of downtown Trumansburg
Residents voice concern over proposed zoning law
The front entrance of the Lansing middle/high school during the day
School district’s $36.6 million budget on the ballot
an electric Nissan charging
School district’s proposed budget set for public vote
Lee Shurtleff, Village of Groton Historian, seated in his office in the Shurtleff Funeral Home.
Lee Shurtleff: Village of Groton historian for most of his life
Amelia Baumann, Abigail Marra-MacGregor and Madison Bell from Ithaca College Habitat for Humanity help with the woodshed being built at Second Wind Cottages.
Second Wind prepares for spring with Clean Up Day
Seeing the children delight at rubber ducks being tossed into the creek is one of the best aspects of the event, say organizers. This year's proceeds from the duck event will help fund the Trumansburg Food Pantry.
Rotary’s 3rd annual rubber duck race returns
Garbage collected from the grassy divide between northbound and southbound lanes of New York State Route 13 in Newfield as part of the town's Green Up Day which took place on April 15.
Over 1,100 pounds of garbage collected during Green Up Day
The new crosswalk on Game Farm Road was implemented on April 12. Following four-year process, it connects the Dryden Rail Trail and East Ithaca Recreation Way.
New crosswalk on Game Farm Road connects the trails
Barbara Lonsky (left) and Dolores Williams hold the plaque honoring Williams' son, Colonel Justin Williams, United States Air Force, who was inducted into the Groton High School Distinguished Graduate Hall of Fame at its annual ceremony on April 20.
Colonel Justin Williams: GHS new distinguished graduate
The front entrance of the Lansing middle/high school during the day
Dandy Mini Mart gets go-ahead
flower beds in Tburg
Takin’ Care of T’burg is ready with a new watering system
Second Wind houses off Route 13
Second Wind looks to the future
residents at a community meeting
Public hearing for proposed zoning update scheduled
Myers Park in the fall
Parks and Rec to bring the heat with Myers Park summer concert series
Katherine (Kay) Elizabeth Pollack Bishop will celebrate her 100th birthday on April 28. Her family is delighted that she has reached this milestone.
Kay Bishop: 100 years of a life well lived
Emma Frisch holding the book she recently co-published
Freeville resident co-authors book of recipes, rituals and crafts
an electric Nissan charging
Coffee shop in the village officially open for business
Addie Clore leans on a fence in front of an open field
Agriculture continues to blossom and grow in High School
trash along the side of a road in Newfield
Green Up Day hopes to become statewide project
The upcoming spring book sale acts as a fundraiser for Ulysses Philomathic Library. Volunteers have been busy preparing for the five-day book sale. Photo provided by Ulysses Public Library.
Philomathic Library spring book sale returns
Lansing residents gathering at the Lansing Community Library for an evening reading program.
Residents to vote on community library budget
Johanna Anderson Headshot
Johanna Anderson Named President of Tompkins Community Bank’s CNY Market
Storyteller Vanessa Johnson (left) appeared at the Newfield Public Library March 16 as part of the library's 'Stories Unite Us' program.
Grant from Community Arts Partnership to help fund programs at library
Angela Sullivan, Executive Director and Dr. John-Paul Mead, Medical Director in front of "the council" sign
Support center seeks to help with substance use disorder, recovery
Volunteers successfully collected trash in Trumansburg last year and are eager to help again. Cait Darfler, pictured, leads the clean-up efforts.
2nd annual Earth Day expands in Trumansburg
Drew Clare, vice president and general manager of The Benn Conger Inn, proudly displaying the inn's recent Top 3 Small Hotels in Tompkins, NY 2023 award from Travelmyth near the grandiose staircase in The Benn's foyer.
The Benn Conger Inn garners hospitality awards
a closed gate at the front of an empty lot in Dryden
Town’s abandoned landfill could become site for renewable energy
Freeville Firetruck from the front
Freeville fire department seeks volunteers
Rose Tucker photo
Rosemarie Tucker: Groton town historian for over two decades
the contest winner with the library manager and her design
Library logo contest to focus on tolerance
flooding in Newfield
Changing flood maps could impact residents
Gordon Bonnet Portrait
Author releases 18th novel, ‘The Communion of Shadows’
a Caroline resident reads the petition at a town meeting
More than 1,228 sign petition hoping to stall Caroline zoning vote
Ludlowville Falls in Lansing
Conservation Advisory Council’s Open Space Index
Groton High School on a winter night
High school to launch career center for students
The TC3 Panthers and their coaches in a huddle
Looking back at TC3 men’s hoops’ historic season
Jim and Bret Seafuse stand in front of their grocery store that has been operated by the Seafuse family for over 41 years.
Shur-Save to be under new ownership
The W. B. Strong Fire Company in the village of Freeville.
Freeville to hold public hearing on tax exemption for volunteer firefighters, medics
Volunteers successfully collected trash in Trumansburg last year and are eager to help again. Cait Darfler, pictured, leads the clean-up efforts.
Peggy Haine and the Lowdown Alligator Jass Band return for benefit concert
Community members and green energy experts packed the Lansing Community Center in December for an informational session by NYSEG and Cornell Cooperative Extension on the heat pump project.
Heat pump funding announced through NYSEG
Newfield High School junior Angelina Masotti (left) and sophomore Winter Gaspari were selected to perform in the New York State Schools Music Association [NYSSMA] Area-All State Band,
High School students shine in Area All-State band
Republican and Democratic candidates for Dryden.
Village candidates provide insights
Participants in the Groton Youth Football and Cheer cornhole fundraiser tournament, held at the Tri-County Horseshoe Club, which generously sponsored the event.
Community cornhole in support of youth football and cheer
the Dryden village sign shown as drivers would see it entering on Route13 South
Village plans to reapply for NY Forward grant
Lee Shurtleff, Village of Groton Historian, seated in his office in the Shurtleff Funeral Home.
Joseph and his brothers to grace the Groton stage
students gathered at cafeteria tables building gingerbread houses.
Youth Services seeks volunteers
Portrait of Denise Gelberg
Author Denise Gelberg to visit library during Women’s History Month
Skye receiving her award
Rotary club grants January’s Service Above Self award
The judges for the Groton Food Providers "Share the Love" food drive contest and the GFP coordinator, Jessamine (Jess) Stone, stand beside the Crossroads Restaurant & Poker League's "train" of boxes, which took the "Best in Show" award. Left to right: Ruth Dilger Williams, Robert (Bob) Yachinich, Pastor Sharon Newman, and Jessamine (Jess) Stone, Groton Food Providers coordinator.
Food Pantry’s ‘Share the Love’ campaign true to its name
The cast of Lansing High School’s production of “Roald Dahl’s Matilda: The Musical” perform “When I Grow Up” during rehearsal Feb. 23.
Lansing High School continues spring tradition with ‘Roald Dahl’s Matilda: The Musical’
Jean O'Connor, author of "The Remarkable Cause: A Novel of James Lovell and the Crucible of the Revolution" portrait photo
Author brings Revolutionary War story to Newfield Public Library
Skye receiving her award
Rustic charm awaits at Cedarwood Event Venue
firetruck
Town grants tax exemption for volunteer firefighters, medics
Town pays tribute to former Police Chief Thomas L. Ferretti
Town puts ad out on Freese Road Bridge, hopes for offer
The cure for ‘Cabin Fever’ and more
Town considers naming Route 34B bridge
Local farm project: Cooper’s Coop and Homestead launches
The Groton Columbian Club: A constant since 1892
Trumansburg retirees launch “dream hobby farm” with community exchange concept
Elementary schools hold ‘Dryden has Heart’ event
Former Star Trek actor to host Master Class in Lansing
Library movie nights to offer community connection
Doug’s Trash Removal to celebrate 40 years in business
Amy Dickinson looks to bring eatery to Freeville
New Cinemapolis Executive Director ready to hit the ground running
Newfield school district says bus driver shortage may result in difficult options
Groton Food Providers prepping for expansion 
New Dryden Town Board member brings public safety experience
County receives federal grant for electric vehicle charging stations
Lansing residents approve BOBCAT project by 1 vote
Sock collection project continues to grow and warm those in need 
Get ready to rodeo in Groton this summer
After a century in Ithaca, Bishop’s Carpet One will close its doors
Tax season is here, Lansing residents are paying higher property tax than last year
Groton Recreation has a ‘changing of the guard’ 
Garrett’s Brewing Company debuts taqueria after listening to Tburg residents
Proposed Dandy Mini-Mart in Lansing moving along
Potholes continue to be a problem county-wide
Shawna Black reelected County Legislature chair
Trumansburg releases second draft of zoning plan
Naming the Unnamable to shine light on mental health in local youth
Multi-family housing complex in development in Dryden
It’s tax season in Lansing: Here’s what you need to know
Newfield Hamlet Revitalization Plan to take center stage in January
Trumansburg Rotary Club reminds students of Service Above Self Award
Dryden says goodbye to family man Edward Bell
Equipping the next generation for options in agriculture 
Dryden indoor track and field off to a strong start
Lansing School District readies for second BOBCAT vote
Tompkins County Legislature awards $6.5 Million in COVID-19 relief funds
Families struggle after loss of free meal waivers
Groton Senior Club celebrates in style
Lansing History
Lansing gym sends two athletes to Spartan DEKA
Deb Mohlenhoff named Ithaca’s next chief of staff
Coaches unite, Groton Project is ‘off and running’
Lansing Cub Scouts help warm community with blankets
Ithaca High’s Code Red prepares for next build season
Baptist Church to host fundraiser for Newfield family
Hochul signs Kelles-led crypto-mining moratorium bill
After 11 years, Lansing Market to close doors
Coffee shop, event space coming soon to Dryden
Families call for return of Expanded Child Tax Credit
Trumansburg ready to delight with WinterFest 2022
Annual LTAPA fundraising concert returns
Village Stitch about to become a legacy
Holiday Window Display Competition opens voting
Salvation Army officer helps with disaster relief
GrassRoots faces fines from Environmental Division
Freeville Station Park
Tenant-led petition moves to state appellate division
Scottland Lights show to benefit Fire Dept.
Proud T-burg resident publishes new thriller
Local dancers to perform in Thanksgiving Day Parade
Anna Kelles, Groton
Groton students ahead of the college game
Terry Bloom Stone Bend Farm Newfield
Newfield school district secures $200K in funding for public safety
ReUse celebrates 15 years of building community
Stone Bend Farm Newfield
Newfield Historical Society supports new podcast
Local karate competitors take in training, teaching
Lansing residents say yes to Prop. 1, no to Prop. 2
State Senate candidates talk policies, plans for office
Congressional candidates talk upbringing, priorities
Harmony Falls looks to upcoming competition
Ribbon cut on new Etna Lane bridge
Locals look forward to Halloween fun
T-burg considers selling extra water
Second Wind begins construction on Dryden House
Physical work on Green Facilities kicks off today
Historical Association’s annual meeting features Lucy Dates
Lansing Center Trail builds community
Freeville Station Park
Shaolin Kung Fu school looks to expand
Downtown Ithaca Alliance celebrates 25 years

This year, the Downtown Ithaca Alliance (DIA) is celebrating its 25th year serving the community, a milestone it will celebrate with a party at a date yet to be announced.

Supply chain issues affecting T-burg businesses
Anna Kelles, Groton
Artcraft to move to ‘long yellow building’ in Groton
Game Farm Road crosswalk could be installed by end of year
Rotary’s highway cleaning ‘picks up’ this weekend
Etna Lane bridge construction nears completion
New physical therapy clinic opens in Lansing
Newly renovated Ross Field open for use
The small but mighty Boy Scout Troop #77
CARS to receive $350K to support mobile medication unit
Lansing Highway Department hosts open house
Terry Bloom Stone Bend Farm Newfield
Newfield celebrates opening of long-awaited rec park
History Center’s Traverse Tompkins expands in third year
‘Encore Shorts’ brings one-acts to new stage
Jon Dates recounts family’s car dealership
Lansing Carnival returns this weekend
Library to offer free computer training
Stone Bend Farm Newfield
Stone Bend hosts food sovereignty fundraiser
Two county startups become finalists in Grow-NY 2022
Anna Kelles, Groton
Meet Nick Dyson, GCS’ new business administrator
T-burg EMS staff struggle to meet demand
Local Out of Darkness Walk hits 10th year
County works to bolster resources after 988 launch
Neville, school staff enhance food service expertise
Lighthouse 5K brings community together again
Newfield library holds Chop Chef Challenge
T-burg Liquor kicks off second year under new owner
Green Facilities Project’s phase one sees large price hike
James Brown, longtime United Way CEO, retires
Students write stories based on Izzy books
PowerHouse educates Newfield residents on sustainability
C&D Assembly celebrates 30 years
State Senate primary candidates address potential voters
Summer Internship Program students celebrate success
Village native works to bring skate park to T-burg
Newfield Old Home Days brings fun to local families
Anna Kelles, Groton
It’s time for Groton Olde Home Days!
Freeville’s Station Park highlights village history
Mama Said Hand Pies to open café in T-burg
Rising costs prompt large increase in living wage estimates
Music groups, events move forward after pandemic setbacks
Banner year for Vietnam Veterans Ride of Valor
T-burg mayor reflects on village’s 150th year
Habitat holds ribbon-cutting ceremony for home in Dryden
Students experience Rotary youth leadership conference
Route 34B bridge reopens after two years
Cornell Prison Education Program celebrates grads
Newfield Fire Company celebrates 105 years of service
County Rotaries share challenges, progress since 2020
Freeville Station Park
Former Dryden tenants petitioners in lawsuit
Benn Conger Inn renovated, reopened
State grant brings back Newfield summer school
Land Trust receives Enfield land gift
Emergency Response works to promote use of SIREN
Jack Nelson continues family legacy in T-burg police

Continuing the legacy of community support and service that his family is known for, Officer Jack “JB” Nelson has become one of the newest members of the Trumansburg Police Department. 

Doane steps up as associate principal
New ‘Funky Fungi’ book features local growers
Lansing residents sound off on proposed Dandy
American Airlines to leave Ithaca airport; locals push back
The Plantsmen Nursery celebrates sweet 16
Fireworks displays this weekend in Groton, Tburg
Locals start conversation about algal blooms in Lansing
Groton High School’s Class of 2022 is ‘on track’ for the future
Newfield school district to pull funding for elementary school clubs
New director at Racker excited to lead
Freeville Station Park
History of baseball in Freeville on display at Southworth
Groton High School celebrates early college graduates
Redbyrd Orchard promotes self-sustainability
Ithaca readies for first-ever PRIDE Week
Terry Bloom Stone Bend Farm Newfield
Music Series at Mill Park returns for summer
Trumansburg high school hosts Equality Fun Run
Anna Kelles, Groton
Bob Warner grateful for military service
Groton alum Charlie Case living his football dream
Shooting threats at Lansing High School lead to student arrests
Free Wi-Fi comes to Ithaca Commons
Reed Photography: Dedication to family
Ithaca-based app addresses COVID-19 transmission
Trumansburg’s Encore Players find new home
Newfield’s Yaple to retire at end of school year
Freeville Station Park
Open Gate Garden and Art Tour returns in Dryden
Dryden community remembers Gina, Bard Prentiss
Groton Army veteran honors all who served
Matt Watros named deputy historian
Cornell announces new planned science building
Newfield middle, high schools to hold art show
Tompkins Cortland’s new presidential pick shares goals
Students put talents to test at SkillsUSA
Familiar faces to switch roles on Freeville’s Board of Trustees
Ithaca Roe vs. Wade
Roe v. Wade draft decision sparks local outcry
Farmers Market regular gets one of state’s first cannabis grow licenses
Route 34B bridge construction resumes
Anna Kelles, Groton
Vera Wagner: National champion in freeski
Dryden secures federal funding to complete Rail Trail
Lansing honors inventor of chicken barbecue
Pilot led by New Roots supports green work
T-burg Farmers Market celebrates 20 years
Town breaks ground on Dryden Fiber Project
Trumansburg Winterfest
Spring work begins for Takin’ Care of T’burg
New aid helps restore Stewart Park overlook
Dryden library seeks funding from community
Chloe Conger named Groton salutatorian
Rachel Cargian named top of class
TCAT to let youth ride for free
Freeville Station Park
Dryden High alum joins Syracuse news station
Sheriff’s Department to reopen Newfield satellite station
Land Trust announces $20 million capital campaign
Anna Kelles, Groton
Groton’s Billie Downs spearheads enrichment for students
Lansing Fire Dept. to hold RecruitNY event
Rubber duck race returns to T-burg
Holmes focuses on year ahead under new title
Newfield Recreation Department reimagined thanks to new help
Groton veterans gather in remembrance of Vietnam
Immigrants find support, community in Ithaca
Eden Flower Farms to bloom in Trumansburg
Dryden votes to support Cayuga Nation
Stone Bend Farm Newfield
Workshop prepares for Empty Bowls event
Sapwood Farm receives state recognition
Crossroads owner collects supplies, money for SPCA
Polar Plunge returns to Ithaca after pandemic hiatus
Theater company founder makes her home in Groton
County League of Women Voters turns 102
Mushroom Spirits Distillery
It’s maple season at Schoolyard Sugerbush
Green Fleet Policy update emphasizes electrification
Little Venice celebrates 30 years of success
Anna Kelles, Groton
Groton’s Neville honored for exceptional leadership
Night of Life sends child cancer patients to summer camp
Undersheriff Olin accepted into FBI Academy
High school to perform ‘Bye Bye Birdie’
‘Les Mis’: students experience more than a musical
New mechanic shop opens at former Whyte’s location
Ithaca YMCA offers free local access to fitness app
Joe Urda: memoirs of a renowned Navy corpsman
Sara May brings culinary expertise to T-burg
Freeville reflects on life of Jim Krebs
Trumansburg collects tabs for resident’s cancer treatment
Trader K’s to close permanently this spring
Newfield Community Clothing Closet opens Saturday
Mushroom Spirits Distillery
Atlas Bowl reopens in T-burg after pandemic hiatus
Loved ones remember Kerry Brace, Rogues pub owner
Ithaca eagerly prepares for Ithaca Loves Teachers
Anna Kelles, Groton
J’s Arrays to offer unique shopping experience
Terry Bloom Stone Bend Farm Newfield
Buried Acorn FLX looks to expand offerings
Dryden, Groton address school bus driver shortage
Challenge announced for Rotary’s Dozen Dinner Draw
T-burg Rotary announces Students of the Month
Celebrating teachers at Newfield school district
Diane Cohen receives state award for work at ReUse
Myers Park improvement project gets state boost
T-burg’s HoneyCuts celebrates one-year anniversary
From Groton grad to Navy submarine commander
Shawna Black talks next steps as new Legislature chair
Groton Fire Department has a new chief
Lansing debates cryptomining at Cayuga Power Plant
Van Noble Farm celebrates 10 years
Anna Kelles, Groton
Groton Fitness Center under new ownership
Visions FCU CEO inducted into Hall of Fame
Freeville looks to create deer management program
Terry Bloom Stone Bend Farm Newfield
Newfield’s Quinta Rosa Estate: still going strong
Runners Club raises over $4K for Loaves & Fishes
New leader takes over at First National Bank of Groton
Baseball field named after volunteer coach Jeff Boles
Jim Gustafson: A legacy to celebrate
Cornell receives $30M to launch Canine Health Center
Cub Scouts lend helping hand to Lansing Food Pantry
Meet Benn Conger’s new general manager
Terry Bloom Stone Bend Farm Newfield
Millers Motorworks rebuilds after devastating car crash
Award-winning creamery networks for sustainability
Tompkins Cortland wins over $3M in workforce grants
Town of Dryden opts in, villages of Dryden and Freeville opt out of marijuana sales
Crossroads receives State Senate Empire Award
Groton school district to move ahead with capital project
Rutabaga Curl back in person after virtual 2020
Newfield will not opt out of marijuana sales
Second Wind raising funds for upcoming Dryden house
Chloe Capital, Cornell partner to help climate entrepreneurs
Newfield mourns loss of beloved firefighter, friend
Dryden school district back in person after virtual week
Lansing to hold first-ever tree lighting event
Habitat for Humanity, INHS celebrate funding awards
Bed frame manufacturer renovates facility in Dryden
Scottland Lights partners with Groton Food Pantry
Christmas tree lighting festivities return to Newfield
Chamber, Visitors Bureau to move to Ithaca’s West End
Groton alum thankful for his education
Varna water project hits snags
Trumansburg alumni’s indie band to release new album
Anna Kelles, Groton
Benn Conger Inn has new owners
TCPL Foundation executive director retires
Two local businesses, one new location
Freeville Station Park
Dryden bridge project will ‘move forward’ after much debate
T-burg Rotary to celebrate students
Groton election winners share appreciation
Dryden residents re-elect trio to Town Board
Health leaders welcome increased vaccine eligibility
Poetry runs in family for Newfield’s Carolyn Clark
Freeville wraps up LED project
Land Trust announces $100,000 match challenge
Fire Department gives boost to fledgling youth trap team
Halloween traditions return as safety concerns lessen
Lansing History
Trunk or Treat returns to Myers Park this weekend
Newfield’s annual Halloween parade returns
Candidates vie for Dryden town supervisor seat
HSC moves forward with executive director search
Freeville Station Park
New section of Dryden Rail Trail to open soon
Sponsorship program gives Farmers Market a boost
Celebrating, preserving Groton’s history
Ascribe Grow NY
Two local Grow-NY finalists share stories
Baker's Acres Lansing
Baker’s Acres says farewell
Finger Lakes Toy Library moves to new location
A close-up at a barrel full of apples that are faded yellow in color, a sign of their low water content.
Winterfest returns, celebrates 25 years
Lansing Homecoming returns this Friday
Dryden’s Green Team increases sustainability
Volunteer group is ‘Takin’ Care of T’burg’
History Center director bikes 200 miles in 24 hours
T-burg Girl Scouts brighten downtown with mural
Sen. Peter Oberacker visits Groton’s STEAM Program
Freeville Station Park
Dryden social workers help students adjust
Groton realtor lends perspective on market
Health Department urges residents to get flu vaccine
Lansing Loves to Read’s continued literacy initiatives
Freeville celebrates local producers at fiber fest
Tompkins Cortland names new administrator in charge
Trumansburg kicks off school year fully in-person
Pumpkins, corn maze, fall fun open at Moore Family Farm
Anna Kelles, Groton
Groton school district plans for capital project
TCAT to Trails map improves equitable access to nature
INHS purchases Auble’s Mobile Home Park
Jen X Academy: For the love of dance
Restoration effort preserving history in Newfield
T-burg businesses face staffing shortages
Child Development Council gets new CEO
Bell Station land for auction, community opposes
School begins with exciting additions for Groton students
Mike Hall: from Air Force to airport and beyond
Lansing History
Lansing Lighthouse 5K back in stride
County’s Project Lifesaver looks to expand
There’s a new chef in town
Groton looks forward to week of family fun
Cornell students help children with disabilities learn math
Mushroom Spirits Distillery
Unite Spice: local flavors in a global context
A close-up at a barrel full of apples that are faded yellow in color, a sign of their low water content.
T-burg Fair returns after COVID hiatus
Tompkins Cortland joins NSF’s Project Vision
Tconnect on-demand travel service comes to Dryden
Homeschool Cooperative looks to connect families
Terry Bloom Stone Bend Farm Newfield
Pre-K, after-school programs return to Newfield
New Park: Behind the fence
American Legion Auxiliary builds community
IAED invests in Ithaca-based Dimensional Energy
Lonnie Park shares musician’s journey through pandemic
Meet the new deputy commissioner of mental health
Trumansburg Harvest connects youth to food