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Hear our weekly Meet Cortland County interviews On-Demand. Our public affairs program, featuring local community leaders, event organizers and more!
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English
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50 episodes
since Sept. 26, 2020
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On today's Meet Cortland County segment:
Homer schools superintendent Tom Turck elaborated on the district's Fall reopening plans. A full-length document can be viewed at this link.
Among the highlights: A 100% return to in-person learning.
Virtual tutoring remains available for students in qu…
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On this week's Meet Cortland County segment:
Dr. Mohammad Fahad Ali has been accepted into the 2021 American College of Gastroenterology (ACG) Young Physician Leadership Scholars Program.
He's the Chief of Endoscopy and Department of Medicine Chair at Guthrie Cortland Medical Center.
“For me…
On Saturday’s Meet Cortland County segment:
Diane Kupperman, president and CEO of Make-A-Wish CNY.
The local chapter of a global nonprofit was founded in 1985. Since then, it’s granted nearly 2,000 wishes for children in its 15-county footprint: Broome, Cayuga, Chenango, Cortland, Herk…
On today’s Meet Cortland County segment:
Deputy public health director Nicole Anjeski spoke about the importance of getting our community vaccinated to protecting against covid-19.
New cases continue to grow nationwide and have begun a recent uptick locally, as well.
The Delta variant is now…
On today’s Meet Cortland County segment:
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Dan Nichols is the new lead pastor at Grace Christian Fellowship (GCF) in Cortland.
Originally from Cincinnati, OH, he spent the last few years at a parish in northeastern Pennsylvania before his eventual move to Central New York.
…
On today’s Meet Cortland County segment:
Norm Stitzel, commandant and chaplain for the local Veteran Search and Rescue (VETSAR) ministry.
He discussed the ongoing effort to restore the memorial for local Vietnam Vets inside Courthouse Park in the city of Cortland.
Today, a special benefit co…
On Saturday’s Meet Cortland County segment:
City police chief Paul Sandy and village of Homer chief Robert Pitman.
Their departments — along with the county sheriff’s office — are collaborating to host three civil service exam prep classes this month.
Tomorrow (7/13) is the…
On today’s Meet Cortland County segment:
A well-known city of Cortland policeman will soon put on the uniform for the final time.
Officer Jesse Abbott has led CPD’s federally-backed Community Oriented Policing position since it was first created back in 2017.
In total, he’s served more…
On today’s Happening in Homer segment:
Deputy mayor Pat Clune joined the Morning Drive for a discussion that included several important updates in the village.
He and the others on the board of trustees will soon return to in-person board meetings. These will still be streamed for those who …
On Saturday’s Meet Cortland County segment:
A conversation with Savannah Hempstead, the newly appointed clerk of the Cortland County Legislature.
She previously served as deputy clerk for five years under Eric Mulvihill, who began a new position this month with the Business Development Corpo…
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