After years of leaks and local pressure, New York’s DEC will replace the Dryden Lake dam, aiming to bid the $3 million project this year to protect the lake and its wildlife. Read more — https://www.tompkinsweekly.com/news/dec-to-replace-leaking-dryden-lake-dam-da39b2a8
The Dryden Democratic Committee is proud that our committee’s Secretary, Rachel Graham, is running for Tompkins County Clerk! Currently the Executive Deputy County Clerk, Rachel has served the public for 19 years in the Clerk’s office. We’re grateful for her service and delighted that she’s stepping up for the top Read more
Congrats to Michelle and Rachel. We have two new ready, willing & able Village Trustees. Thanks to all who voted and those who helped Michelle and Marie get elected.
“Dryden voters will choose two new village trustees March 18, with Rachel Sumner and Michelle Doe running unopposed and inviting residents to meet them March 15 at Protagonist Books & Coffee.” Read more -> https://www.tompkinsweekly.com/news/meet-the-candidates-for-the-2026-village-of-dryden-election-90714316
”That’s what all of these AI data centers are all about. It’s surveillance,” Leifer added.”
The town of Dryden has officially awarded the bid for construction of the Route 13 pedestrian and bicycle bridge, with construction beginning in the spring. Read More https://www.tompkinsweekly.com/news/dryden-awards-bid-for-rt-13-bridge-cf4d1aa4
Congratulations Jason Leifer, Dan Lamb, Dan Wakeman, Leonardo J. Vargas-Mendez, Greg Mezey and Rick Young. Dryden appreciates your hard work and dedication to public service. Unofficial results – Tompkins County BOE
