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Ithaca woman becomes irate while deputies execute warrant

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Ithaca woman becomes irate while deputies execute warrant
Deputies in Tompkins County report that an Ithaca woman was arrested on August 25, after an incident involving police officers while executing a warrant. Authorities say at about 3:30 pm on August 25 deputies responded to 13 Third St. in the Town of Dryden to execute a warrant. During the investigation, deputies report that an unrelated female became disorderly and... more

One sent to Strong after crash on Rt. 104 in Sodus on Labor Day

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One sent to Strong after crash on Rt. 104 in Sodus on Labor Day
A car accident in Sodus on Labor Day resulted in one person being transported to Strong Memorial Hospital for treatment of serious injuries. Deputies in Wayne County say that the accident occurred on Route 104 in the Town of Sodus at the intersection of South Geneva Road. Three vehicles were involved, according to deputies ad occurred when one vehicle crossed... more

ELECTION RESULTS: Winners and losers from village contests (full-coverage)

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ELECTION RESULTS: Winners and losers from village contests (full-coverage)
The surprise from Tuesday’s slate of village elections was the loss of incumbent Waterloo Trustee David Duprey who has served on the board since 1996. In races that generated very few votes — Democrat Gina Suffredini and Republican John Butlak both secured seats on the Village Board. Butlak received 250 votes, while Suffredini secured 213. While there are still 44... more

Dryden Central School District to vote on new capital project

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Dryden Central School District to vote on new capital project
The Dryden Central School District will bring a capital project to vote on March 28, 2017 that includes two propositions. Proposition #1 includes district-wide renovations and additions. Proposition #2 includes additional athletic site improvements. Voting hours are scheduled from 7 a.m. until 9 p.m. in the Middle/High School Auditorium. On March 20, 2017 the District held two community meetings fully... more

Kiwanis Club recognizes Dryden and Groton officers

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Kiwanis Club recognizes Dryden and Groton officers
The Ithaca Kiwanis Club recognized the Groton and Dryden police departments during its officer of the month recognition luncheon on Monday at Kendal at Ithaca. Sitting at the recognition table were Lt. Tim Williams of the Groton Police Department; Mackenzie Covert, a patrol officer for the Dryden Police Department; and Deb Lawrence, a part-time sergeant for the Dryden Police Department.... more

Public split on proposed Dryden solar projects

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Public split on proposed Dryden solar projects
Supporters and opponents of two proposed solar projects in the town of Dryden spent nearly three hours sharing their opinions with the town board Wednesday night during a public hearing. The consensus following the conclusion of the near four-hour special session? There is no consensus. About 70 people spoke during the public hearing at Neptune Fire Hall. Although there appeared... more

Dominion meets the community to discuss pipeline

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Dominion meets the community to discuss pipeline
The atmosphere was contentious Monday night as about 100 people stuffed into the Varna Community Association building for a public information session on the upgrades to the Borger Compressor Station in Dryden. Officials from Dominion Energy – the Virginia-based company which owns the station – hosted the meeting to answer questions, address concerns from the community and deliver a presentation... more

Next president at TC3 named by officials

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Next president at TC3 named by officials
The State University of New York Board of Trustees today approved the appointment of Orinthia T. Montague, Ph.D. as the fourth president of Tompkins Cortland Community College. The Tompkins Cortland Community College Board of Trustees selected Montague to succeed retiring President Carl E. Haynes following a national search that brought three finalists to campus for visits in March. Montague is... more

Groton, Dryden rivalry heats up with father-son softball connection

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Groton, Dryden rivalry heats up with father-son softball connection
From the Dryden Lion dugout on a 70 degree Friday afternoon, Ed Dow yelled out to his shortstop. “Take a step,” he yelled, motioning for Lindsey Goodenough to move closer to second base. Kelly Malepe wound up, delivered the pitch and without hesitation Groton’s Paige Graham broke from first to second. Catcher Amy Gardner didn’t hesitate either, swiftly throwing down... more

Dryden dominant in divisional win over Senecas

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Dryden dominant in divisional win over Senecas
Seven different Lions scored goals as the Dryden boys lacrosse team defeated Watkins Glen, 16-3, in a Section IV Division 4 matchup at home on senior night. Jake Lewis had a nine-point game consisting of six goals and three assists. Gavin Marsh added three goals and four assists for Dryden (8-4, 4-0). Ithaca.com: Read More more

Dryden girls soccer team sees rare turnover

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Dryden girls soccer team sees rare turnover
The Dryden girls varsity soccer program is seeing turnover it hasn’t seen in nearly two decades. Kaitlyn Cook officially took the helm Monday with the opening day of high school varsity and junior varsity practices. She’s the first new coach for the Lions in 18 years, after the “Bennett Dynasty,” led by Janine Bennett, came to a close last May... more
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