City Hall Hours
City Hall Offices public hours are 8:30 am to 4 pm.
Common Council agenda posted for 05-06-08
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Art exhibit at the Library:
May, Cortland High School. The exhibit may be viewed during regular Library hours: Monday - Thursday, 9:30 - 8, Fridays 9:30 - 5:30, and Saturdays, 9:30 - 4:30. Visit their web site! |
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through May 10, CCSPCA Bright Lights of Love!
City of Cortland Waterworks. The display (a dog, cat and heart) is made up of thousand of bulbs. Each bulb is ‘purchased’ by animal lovers in the community who want to honor their pets; pets they have a special bond with now as well as pets that they wish to memorialize with a charitable donation to the CCSPCA. To purchase your Bright Light of Love, contact the Cortland County SPCA at 607-753-9386, www.cortlandspca.org, or just mail in your donation to Bright Lights Of Love, c/o Cortland County SPCA, 879 McLean Rd, Cortland NY 13045. All proceeds from this event go directly to the daily care of the homeless animals at the Cortland County SPCA.
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FREE TREES
The City's Tree Planting Program is open to all residential (owner occupied and income property) and commercial properties in the City. This year's trees are the Hornbeam and the Red Oak. Eligible property owners for 2008 will be selected by a City-wide lottery which will be held on or about May 15, 2008. See details and register for a free tree.
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May 6, Choral Union
8 pm, Dowd Fine Arts Theatre, SUNY Cortland. Students, members of the college faculty and staff, and members of the community combine to present classical choral singing at its best. Under the direction of Stephen B. Wilson. Admission is free. For more information visit www.cortland.edu/performingarts/calendar.asp.
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May 8-17, New York State Marches for Peace!
Join people from across upstate New York communities in a march to Fort Drum in Watertown to mobilize public support for our active duty soldiers and Iraq veterans who are opposing and actively resisting the ongoing war in Iraq. Marches start from Ithaca, Rochester, Utica, and Syracuse and end in Watertown on May 17 where we will join Iraq Veterans Against the War for a day long Peace Festival. March for one hour, one day, one week or ten days. For more information, or to sign up to walk or volunteer to help, please visit http://nysmarchesforpeace.org or email nysmarchesforpeace@yahoo.com.
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May 9, 1890 House Spring Gala
6 - 9 pm, SUNY Cortland Alumni House, 29 Tompkins St. Hors d'oeuvres, door prizes. $50 per person. For tickets, call (607) 756-7551. Fundraising event for the 1890 House Museum.
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May 10, Homer Lacrosse Booster Club Mother’s Day Plant Sale
10:00 am – 12:00 pm at Homer High School front parking lot. Give a little spring to all those moms, grandmothers and the special ladies in your life!! Tulips and Hyacinths, $10/plant. All proceeds benefit the Boys’ Lacrosse Program at Homer High School.
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May 10-11, Empire State Games Bowling Qualifier
10 am, Valley Bowling Center, 13 N. Chemung St., Waverly, NY 14892. To register online go to www.empirestategames.org then click summer games then tryouts and follow the instructions. For more information call (607) 796-9768.
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May 10, CACTC Youth Conference
2:30 - 9 pm, Ramada Inn, Cortland. This year’s event is focusing on getting young people involved and interested in giving back to their community. Open to youths in 6th – 12th grades. During the afternoon there will be a presentation from award-winning poet, actor, and inspirational speaker Carlos Andres Gomez, interesting workshops, and an opportunity for the students to learn more about volunteering the community. In the evening, a DJ dance and Karaoke featuring Jill Reener’s Hip Hop Dancers, swimming, yoga, crafts, games, prizes and more! There will be a $5 registration fee, but scholarships are available if necessary. Registration is limited to the first 100 and they will go quickly. Registration forms are available online. Sponsored by Cortland Area Communities That Care, Catholic Charities, Access to Independence, and Seven Valleys Health Coalition. Call 753-3021 for more details.
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May 10, Cortland Teen Center Chicken BBQ
11:00 am until the chicken is sold. All proceeds will benefit the Youth Bureau Teen Center's summer field trips. Health Dept. guidelines are strictly followed at CYB barbecues. The kids and staff at CYB would like to thank the community for its support.
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May 10, Bearfoot Band
8:00 pm, Center for the Arts, 72 South Main St., Homer. This five piece fast rising young Traditional Americana and Bluegrass Band out of Anchorage, Alaska has been wowing audiences across America since their formation in 1999. They feature powerful emotive vocals, moving arrangements and instrumental excellence backed up by powerful rhythms. General Admission is $20; Senior $16 (membership discounts apply). Students with ID and children under 14 are free. Call (607) 749-4900 for tickets or visit www.center4art.org.
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