Green Arch Restaurant
RestaurantsOld-school Italian comfort: A Cortland staple since 1933, Green Arch Restaurant nails the classics with a homemade red sauce, generous portions, and chicken riggies locals rave about.
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Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Old-school Italian comfort: A Cortland staple since 1933, Green Arch Restaurant nails the classics with a homemade red sauce, generous portions, and chicken riggies locals rave about.
Classic lanes, easy fun: Hi-Lanes is the go-to hometown bowling spot when the group chat needs a no-fuss plan, with friendly service and that laid-back vibe locals want after work or on a rainy Saturday.
Treat your nails right: Whether you're after a quick tidy or full glow up, Sky Nails delivers careful manicures and pedicures, gel, dip, or acrylic enhancements, plus custom nail art that actually holds up in a clean, calm space.
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The five stories Cortland readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.
The City of Cortland Common Council has unanimously approved the authorization of the auction of 22 foreclosed properties within the city.
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Tompkins County, New York, District Attorney Matthew Van Houten is under scrutiny for his handling of a 2024 rape investigation at Cornell University.
Full story at newsnationnow.com ↗
The smaller the dining room, the more satisfying it feels when the food turns out to be fantastic, according to these ten New York restaurants.
Full story at decorhint.com ↗
New York home heating assistance programs offer financial assistance to property owners facing sudden equipment failures, providing up to $8,000 for complete system replacements.
Full story at latination.com ↗
The Cortland County Department of Public Works (DPW) is down by half its plow-driver staff as winter approaches.
Full story at wbng.com ↗
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