Cortland Voice

The Cortland Voice is a digital news platform dedicated to providing news and information for the city of Cortland and the surrounding Cortland County. Since its launch in June 2015, it has operated as a free and independent news source, offering updates multiple times a day.

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Local schools reveal valedictorian, salutatorian, and top graduates selections

1 week ago | cortlandvoice.com | Camilo Fredes

Schools within Cortland County (Cortland, Homer, Marathon, Cincinnatus, McGraw, and Cortland Christian Academy) revealed their top graduates from the 2024-25 school year, along with the valedictorian and salutatorian selections for each school.
Local schools announce high school graduation dates and times

1 week ago | cortlandvoice.com | Camilo Fredes

Local school districts from Cortland County (Cortland, Homer, McGraw, Marathon & Cincinnatus) announced their high school graduation dates and times. Note: Cortland Christian Academy held their graduation ceremony on Friday (June 6th). Below are the graduation dates and times from each local school district: The Cortland Enlarged City School District high school graduation ceremony is scheduled to take place on Friday (June 27th) at 7pm. The ceremony will take place at the high school stadium.
Varsity Track & Field: Cortland’s Iniko Abani competes in state championships (results)

1 week ago | cortlandvoice.com | Camilo Fredes

A special thank you goes to Visions Federal Credit Union for partnering with us to provide the greater Cortland County community with additional sports coverageCortland junior Iniko Abani competed in the high jump event of the New York State championships at Middletown high school in Orange County on Saturday (June 14th). Abani qualified to compete in the state championships after coming in 2nd place in the state qualifiers, and clearing a 6’3” jump earlier in the season.
Homer & Cincinnatus girls’ track & field teams compete in state qualifiers (Results) - Cortland Voice | Hyper-local News for Cortland County, NY

2 weeks ago | cortlandvoice.com | Camilo Fredes

A special thank you goes to Visions Federal Credit Union for partnering with us to provide the greater Cortland County community with additional sports coverageThe Homer and Cincinnatus track & field teams competed in the Section III state qualifiers at Cicero North Syracuse high school on Thursday (June 5th). Homer competed in the Class B qualifiers, while Cincinnatus competed in the Class C qualifiers.
Cortland’s Cranfield cruises in 1st round of boys’ tennis state tournament; loses 2nd round battle (photos & video interviews included)

3 weeks ago | cortlandvoice.com | Camilo Fredes

A special thank you goes to Visions Federal Credit Union for partnering with us to provide the greater Cortland County community with additional sports coverageCortland junior Tyler Cranfield competed in the first two opening rounds of the New York State championship tournament at the USTA National Tennis Center, in Flushing (Queens, NY) earlier today (June 6th). Before the tournament started, Cranfield was awarded the Section III Sportsmanship Award.
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3 weeks ago | cortlandvoice.com | Kevin Smith

A Town of Lapeer man was charged with drug possession following a traffic stop. The Cortland County Sheriff’s report stated that on Sunday (June 1) at 3:51 a.m., officers conducted a traffic stop on Route 11 in Cortlandville for an equipment violation. According to the report, Charles E. Phillips, 43, was a passenger in the vehicle and found to be in possession of drugs. Phillips was charged with seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance – a misdemeanor.
Marathon’s track & field team competes in state qualifiers (Results) - Cortland Voice | Hyper-local News for Cortland County, NY

3 weeks ago | cortlandvoice.com | Camilo Fredes

A special thank you goes to Visions Federal Credit Union for partnering with us to provide the greater Cortland County community with additional sports coverageThe Marathon track & field team competed in the Section IV state qualifiers at Union-Endicott high school Wednesday and Thursday evening. Here are the results from each of Marathon’s athletes: Andrew Edsall placed 4th overall in the 3,200 meter run (Time – 9:43.04).
Homer woman charged with driving while impaired by drugs (County Sheriff)

3 weeks ago | cortlandvoice.com | Kevin Smith

A Town of Homer woman was charged with driving while ability was impaired by drugs, according to a report. The Cortland County Sheriff’s report stated that on Wednesday (June 4), officers responded to the intersection of McLean Road and Route 281 in Cortlandville for a domestic disturbance taking place in a vehicle. According to the report, officers found the vehicle and conducted a traffic stop after the vehicle committed several infractions.
No injuries reported in fire on Pendleton Street (City Fire)

3 weeks ago | cortlandvoice.com | Kevin Smith

The City of Cortland Fire Department responded to a structure fire on Pendleton Street on Thursday. The city fire report stated that at about 5:53 p.m., city crews responded to a fire at Contento’s on 119 ½ Pendleton St.According to the report, city deputy chief Derek Reynolds arrived on scene and observed smoke and an active fire, retransmitting the alarm as a working fire in the site’s refrigeration reclaiming area.
City: Individual charged with disorderly conduct after incident on Clinton Avenue

3 weeks ago | cortlandvoice.com | Kevin Smith

An individual was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct following an incident on Clinton Avenue. The City of Cortland Police Department stated that on Monday (June 2) at 2:30 p.m., an officer observed William Schaap engaged in disorderly conduct on Clinton Avenue near Riverside Plaza. According to the report, Schaap was “initially seen making obscene gestures” toward the officer. Later, Schaap entered the busy roadway on Clinton Avenue, yelling profanities and obstructing traffic.