Four Cornell women’s fencers selected for NCAA championships
Four Cornell women’s fencers have been selected for the upcoming NCAA championships, representing three weapons categories. The event takes place March 19–22 at Notre Dame, with live coverage available on ESPN+.
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Kentucky defeats Cornell Big Red men’s polo team in home match
Kentucky secured an 18-13 win over Cornell in men’s polo on Friday evening at the Oxley Equestrian Center in Ithaca, New York.
A single gas station in cities throughout Tompkins County had the cheapest diesel gas in week ending Feb. 28
Drivers in Tompkins County reported a weekly low of $3.79 per gallon for diesel gas in the week ending Feb. 28.
Livingston County finalizes Conesus Lake Watershed Management Plan
Livingston County has announced the completion and approval of the Conesus Lake Watershed Management Plan.
Thompson Health expands grief support group meetings to twice monthly
UR Medicine Thompson Health is increasing the frequency of its grief support group meetings to better serve community members with varying schedules.
Cornell women’s tennis prepares for weekend matches against Buffalo and Fairleigh Dickinson
The Cornell women’s tennis team is preparing for two matches this weekend, aiming to end a three-match losing streak.
Yates County saw lowest price for regular gas at $2.94 in week ending Feb. 28
Drivers in Yates County reported a weekly low of $2.94 per gallon for regular gas in the week ending Feb. 28.
Assemblyman Gallahan calls for increased CHIPS funding for local roads and highways
Assemblyman Jeff Gallahan urged an increase in CHIPS funding during “CHIPS Day” at the State Capitol. He highlighted how road maintenance supports daily life and regional economies like tourism in Finger Lakes. Local officials joined him in calling attention to rising costs facing highway departments.
Penn Yan Elementary School welcomed most students among Yates County in 2024-25 school year
Penn Yan Elementary School stood out with 545 students enrolled in the 2024-25 school year, the most in Yates County.