Category: Dryden

The Town of Dryden has won $3 million to build a new section of the Dryden Rail Trail and upgrade portions of the existing route. The award is part of a statewide … more: Dryden Rail Trail wins $3 million state transportation award

A three-year Cornell study at a Dryden solar farm found more beneficial insects where sheep grazed at a low stocking rate, while larger flocks did more to control vegetation. A separate Cornell project … more: Cornell study finds sheep grazing rate changes insects at Dryden solar farm

A proposed subdivision on Ed Hill Road in Dryden would divide 237 acres into 18 parcels, with two set aside to preserve natural areas. The town Planning Board found the Trillium Woods … more: Dryden subdivision would split 237 acres and preserve two natural-area parcels

Tompkins Cortland Community College and Hartwick College signed a transfer agreement Tuesday that offers business administration and sport management graduates a path into corresponding bachelor's degree programs at Hartwick in Oneonta. TC3 … more: TC3 and Hartwick sign transfer agreement for business and sport management students

The Tompkins Cortland Panthers opened their 2026 season Saturday with a challenging road matchup against a North Country Community College team that had already won three games entering the contest. Despite a … more: Tompkins Cortland women’s soccer drops season opener to North Country

Tompkins Cortland Community College will open a second fall term Sept. 29, giving students who missed the traditional semester start another way to begin classes before 2027. The college said its Fall … more: TC3 offers Sept. 29 start with online classes and 14 degree programs

A longtime Dryden property owner is seeking approval to add five duplex buildings to a rural rental property on Ringwood Road, according to The Ithaca Voice. The proposal would expand Hillside … more: Dryden developers seek zoning exception to add 10 rental units

Tompkins Cortland Community College and SUNY Oswego will sign new agreements Sept. 9 that establish an academic transfer policy for TC3 students continuing into bachelor's degree programs at Oswego. The agreements will … more: TC3, SUNY Oswego to sign new transfer agreements Sept. 9

State University of New York Chancellor John B. King Jr. will visit Tompkins Cortland Community College on Thursday to open a new center dedicated to supporting adult students. The ribbon cutting for … more: SUNY chancellor to visit TC3 for opening of adult learner center

Tompkins Cortland Community College is extending hours at its Panther Welcome Center to help students enroll and register before fall classes begin Aug. 24. The Dryden college said no appointments are needed … more: TC3 extends registration hours ahead of fall semester

Dryden basketball standout Giuliana Pascarella will continue her playing career at SUNY Canton. Pascarella plans to study nursing while joining a Roos program that has avoided losing seasons under coach Chris Klassen … more: Dryden standout joins SUNY Canton

Tompkins Cortland Community College and Family Health Network of Central New York are partnering to bring regular primary care services directly to the college’s Dryden campus, with appointments available not only to … more: TC3, Family Health Network bringing weekly mobile medical care to Dryden campus

Tompkins Cortland Community College and Family Health Network of Central New York will hold a signing ceremony Thursday for an agreement bringing a mobile medical unit to the college's Dryden campus on a … more: TC3, Family Health Network set mobile clinic signing ceremony Thursday

Seven people have died in three house fires in the Dryden and nearby Groton area since April, leaving residents and emergency responders confronting repeated loss, according to The Ithaca Voice. The most … more: Dryden community reeling after seven fire deaths

New York state plans to replace the leaking Dryden Lake dam after years of local pressure. Town officials said the project could go out to bid before the … more: Dryden Lake dam replacement moves ahead

Dryden residents are asking town officials to push for more traffic warning signs along Slaterville Road to protect children near school bus stops. Fifteen residents signed a petition June 23 calling … more: Dryden residents seek traffic safety signs

Tompkins Cortland Community College has appointed alumna Kelly Tobin as chief advancement officer and executive director of the TC3 Foundation. Tobin began the job this month after more than a decade as … more: Kelly Tobin appointed to lead TC3 Foundation, advancement

Freeville is making safety improvements at Mill Dam Park after residents raised concerns about aging equipment and park conditions. Village officials said the feedback prompted quick fixes while longer-term upgrades … more: Mill Dam Park improvements in Freeville continue

The Corner Brew in Dryden has received a New York State Senator Empire Award for its community impact. Owner Kayla Lane opened the coffee shop on West Main … more: Corner Brew earns state honor for community impact