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The Finger Lakes Online Beer Festival Returns to Cayuga Marketplace
The Finger Lakes Online Beer Festival is coming back to Cayuga Marketplace, spotlighting some of the region’s best breweries, cideries, and restaurants. Every Friday in October, a new featured deal will go live on CayugaMarketplace.com. Each week brings a new featured business and amazing discounts:. Friday, October 9th- Tavern...
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Trunk-or-Treat Fun Hits Cortland and Homer Saturday With Candy, Costumes and Sunshine!
Get those costumes ready and grab your trick-or-treat bags! Two family-friendly Trunk-or-Treat events are happening Saturday in Cortland and Homer, offering plenty of Halloween fun, sweet treats, and a little spooky spirit — all with some beautiful fall weather in the forecast!. First up: Cortland’s Trunk-or-Treat. From 2...
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Sip, Savor & Support Local: Hollenbeck's Cider Mill
VIRGIL, N.Y. — Nothing says central New York like a trip to Hollenbeck's Cider Mill in Virgil. Family owned and operated since the 1930s, Hollenbeck's Cider Mill is celebrating its 94th season this year. Hollenbeck's Cider Mill began in 1933, pressing cider in a barn during the Depression. It...
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PHOTOS: Penn Yan, Hammondsport mark homecoming
Penn Yan and Hammondsport celebrated a weekend of homecoming events, Friday and Saturday last week. At halftime of the Penn Yan-Dundee football game, the homecoming king and queen were named, along with Penn Yan’s new athletic hall of fame inductees. The queen and king were Olivia D’Abbracci and Greyson Hathway. The Class of 2026 Hall of Fame included Courtney Lafler, Kris Wilber, the 1987 boys lacrosse team and the 2007 softball team. Hammondsport held its homecoming parade through the village on Friday evening. The queen and king were Hayden McAfee and Owen Beers.
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Waverly’s Soprano’s Market completes upgrades with help of $727k state grant
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Soprano’s Market improvements to be celebrated Friday in Waverly
New York Secretary of State Walter T. Mosley is scheduled to visit Waverly on Friday, October 23, for a ribbon cutting celebrating improvements at Soprano's Market. The ceremony is set for 10:30 AM at 607 Cayuta Avenue, according to an October 21 advisory from the Department of State. The project...
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Sugar Lips to expand to include Vestal restaurant
VESTAL, N.Y. (WIVT/WBGH) – A proposed restaurant in Vestal is moving forward in a new form after months of discussion between developers, neighbors and town officials. The project at 105 Annetta St. was originally proposed as the Sugar Lips Food Truck Park, featuring five food trucks and outdoor seating. But a town moratorium on food […]
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New Finger Lakes winery to hold ribbon-cutting, grand opening Saturday
A new Finger Lakes wine-tasting destination featuring a 539-year-old French barn that was relocated to the Town of Hector will hold a ribbon-cutting and grand opening ceremony Saturday, Oct. 24. 1487 Heritage by Domaine LeSeurre is located just off Seneca Lake at 5705 state Route 14 in Hector. Owner Sébastien LeSeurre comes from a family with six generations of winemaking experience in France's famed Champagne region. Céline and Sébastien LeSeurre held a soft opening for 1487 Heritage in early September, but plan to make it official with a ribbon-cutting ceremony featuring guest speakers starting at 10 a.m. Saturday, followed by an open house from noon to 6 p.m. Everyone is invited to attend. Watkins Glen Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Nigar Hale and an as yet unnamed elected official will join Sébastien LeSeurre to speak at the opening ceremony, according to an announcement. The building housing 1487 Heritage was constructed using a French oak barn originally built in 1487 in the Champagne wine region of France, according to Ricardo Amorin, 1487 brand manager. The historic barn was dismantled beam‑by‑beam, shipped across the Atlantic, and re‑erected at the Hector location. More: Burger King in Watkins Glen has reopened, latest in
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NY, U.S. quilters come together for National Quilt Project
Fiber artists in New York and nationwide are stitching together a portrait of America. The National Quilt Project is a grassroots movement to gather quilt squares from across the country to make a single patchwork quilt. Each block depicts a piece of America in its 250th year of statehood. Mary Milne, a longtime fiber artist in Ithaca and the project’s founder, said the idea for this stems from The Ribbon , a form of textile activism in the 1980s. "This was a nationwide grassroots project where people all around the U.S. and in other countries made their own fabric panel addressing the threat of nuclear war. We tied these panels end to end, and it went around the Pentagon," Milne recounted. Milne’s project is not political but aims to bring people together at a time when the national social fabric is heavily tattered. Milne explained the project is open to all artists, not just quilters. People can make 18-by-18 squares with ties on them so they can be connected into one massive quilt. As all the quilt blocks are gathered together, they will be displayed in a final exhibition on the National Mall in 2030. Vera Bogle, an Indianapolis-based quilter
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Weekend Planner Oct. 22-25
Friday, October 23 from 5:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. South Hill Cider, 550 Sandbank Road| Kawaio1a is a musical artist from Makakilo, Hawaii. He specializes in rock music, but is known for his variety of influences including the likes of rap, metal, R&B, disco, and more, bridging styles ranging from the 70s to the present day.
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Genung Nature Preserve: One of Freeville’s ‘greatest recreational assets’
The Genung Nature Preserve has been a staple not just in the village of Freeville, but in Tompkins County as a whole for nearly 20 years. “This is a great time of year to hike the trails in the Genung Preserve — the air is crisp and clear, and the mosquitoes are nearly gone,” Freeville resident David Fogel said. “Just be sure to take the necessary precautions against ticks. Unfortunately, those nasty critters can survive year-round in our neck of the woods.”
Cornell Daily Sun
Cornell Batman Returns to Campus to Celebrate Homecoming
Students waved goodbye to Cornell Batman when he graduated. But campus was lucky enough to see him once more this homecoming weekend. If you aren’t familiar with the Cornell Batman, let me introduce you to our informal campus mascot. During his time on the Hill, Cornell Batman often visited Robert Purcell Community Center at night and attended sports events on the weekend. At large, he supported campus pride and spirit through his presence. Upon graduating, older students felt his absence while the incoming freshmen missed his legacy, only hearing bits and pieces of his story.
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Five at the Door Joins DJ Bobcat on The Cortland Beat
Five at the Door will be this month’s guest on our local music podcast, The Cortland Beat. They have been captivating audiences around town with their high energy performances of classic songs from the 90s and 2000s. They’ll share stories about some of their favorite shows, venues, and local bands. Despite being a cover band, they have some talented songwriters in the group and will share some solo material. You can find videos, upcoming shows and more at fiveatthedoor.com.
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A New Chapter for a Familiar Cortland Landmark
The Crown at Cortland Welcomes the Community for Celebrations, Meetings and Memorable Gatherings. A familiar address in Cortland has a new reason to bring people together. The Crown at Cortland, a newly renovated banquet hall inside HomeTowne Studios & Conference Center Cortland at 2 River Street, opened in 2026 and is now welcoming bookings for weddings, celebrations, business events and community gatherings.