Farewell to Judge Galbreath and Court Clerk Kannus

The impact of using gas-powered leaf blowers was recently brought to the attention of the Board of Trustees (BOT). The engines on gas-powered leaf blowers create air pollution that can cause

Driving to meet a friend for lunch in the recently renovated café of Kendal at Ithaca one hot and humid July morning, there was Fred Cowett, village forester and planning

With the safe passage of the school age children to and from school in mind, work has continued on a congruent path of side-walked streets. Last month the work was

Michael Wiese, director of the Department of Public Works for the past eight years, has taken a job with the City of Cortland. His last day with us will be

Recently Mayor Woodard and I were honored to attend the ribbon cutting ceremony in the Village. It is exciting to welcome a new business into the neighborhood, especially one that

News channel WENY has picked up Village Historian, Bea Szekley’s, article on the intergenerational maintenance of the triangular garden in the intersection of Kline, White Park, Highland and Oak Hill.