Cortland Standard prints final edition after 147 years, community mourns the loss
CORTLAND, N.Y. — The Cortland Standard, a staple in the community since 1876, printed its final edition today, marking the ...
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Friday last day to file notice of loss in Hermits Peak/Calf Canyon Fire
The number of people filing claims for property damaged or destroyed by the fire in 2022 has whittled down in the past months ...
Liberals eulogize Grijalva: ‘A real giant of the House’
Progressive Democrats wasted no time eulogizing the legacy of Rep. Raúl Grijalva (D-Ariz.), a progressive lion of the lower ...
Seattle-area crafters mourn Joann closures, seek alternatives
Other crafters have long had alternatives. The Joann on Aurora Avenue was actually the last stop recently for Dom Higgins of ...
Cortland Standard, one of New York state’s oldest newspapers, closes
In 1876, William H. Clark bought the Cortland Standard and was owned by his family ever since. The paper was moved into a ...
Opinion
Local news strengthens communities, but newsrooms are shrinking. Here’s one way to help | Opinion
The president and CEO of the Community Foundation of Broward describes a new local branch of Press Forward, a national grant-funding project to strengthen traditional local news and invest in new ...
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17 People Lose Jobs as Cortland Standard Newspaper Closes
A newspaper that has served central New York for more than 150 years has gone out of business. The Cortland Standard ...
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‘Goodbye Cortland, and Godspeed’: CNY newspaper prints its final edition
After more than 157 years, the family-owned newspaper said it’s stopping the presses. 17 workers are now without a job.
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MU projects $1.4 million loss in research funding
Marshall University in Huntington, West Virginia, could potentially lose $1.4 million in funding for indirect cost recovery ...
5 things to know about the Mecca family's plan to turn a tomato farm into 26 estate homes
Another farm in Palm Beach County will soon be gone, replaced by 26 estate homes near State Road 7 and Lantana Road.
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Community leaders mourn loss of Greg Popham, New Philadelphia's longtime safety director
NEW PHILADELPHIA ‒ Community leaders are mourning the loss of Greg Popham, who served more than 50 years as a firefighter, ...
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Berkshire farmers, food pantries, grapple with the loss of a food access program that the US Agriculture Department is ending
The money flowed from the federal government to the state so farmers could be paid for food to be delivered to food banks and meal kitchens. Now that's over.