Bill Moyer, Author at MyHometownToday.com

Broome DA: No Charges in Alleged Binghamton School Search

Friday, May 10 by Bill Moyer

Broome County District Attorney Steve Cornwell says he doesn’t plan to file any charges against Binghamton City school personnel in connection to an alleged strip search incident in January. Some 12-year-old girls said they were allegedly strip searched for drugs. The school has disputed that... Read More.

Three Arrested after Gun Complaint on Temple Street in Owego

Friday, May 10 by Bill Moyer

State police arrested three people after they received a gun complaint on Temple Street in the Village of Owego. Troopers charged 24-year-old Elliott Gagnon of Candor with criminal possession of a weapon. He’ll appear in village court at a later date. Troopers also arrested... Read More.

Injured Broome Deputy Botsford Named ‘Woman of Distinction’

Thursday, May 9 by Bill Moyer

This week Senator Akshar recognized Broome County Sheriff's Deputy Kristy Botsford as his Senate 2019 Woman of Distinction for the 52nd Senate District. Each year, the New York State Senate honors women who have enriched the quality of life in their communities across New... Read More.

Man Turns Downs Deal in Crash that Injured Broome Deputy

Thursday, May 9 by Bill Moyer

An Endicott man has rejected a plea deal and now a trial appears more likely. 34-year-old Daniel Butash faces multiple charges including felony vehicular assault.In February, he allegedly was driving the wrong way on Route 17 in the Town of Vestal when he plowed... Read More.

Spiedie Fest’s Music includes Jefferson Starship and Kansas

Wednesday, May 8 by Bill Moyer

Broome County leaders joined Dave Pessagno of the Spiedie Fest and Balloon Rally and members of the Board for a news conference Tuesday to announce details of the 2019 Spiedie Fest and Balloon Rally. Kansas, Jefferson Starship and Hunter Hayes will be part of... Read More.

Apalachin Lions Going Door-to-Door Selling Brooms

Wednesday, May 8 by Bill Moyer

The Apalachin Lions Club will be conducting their annual Broom Sale in June. This event is their Community Service Fund Raiser, and all the money raised is used to help those in need.This year, the Lions will be selling on Saturday, June 8th, starting... Read More.

Steuben County Trooper Clark Honored at NYS Memorial Service

Wednesday, May 8 by Bill Moyer

Governor Andrew Cuomo Tuesday honored 63 police officers who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to communities across New York State. The officers from eight local and state law enforcement agencies were recognized at the annual Police Officers' Memorial Remembrance Ceremony in Albany.With the... Read More.

NYS Collecting Tattered and Worn Flags for Memorial Watchfire

Wednesday, May 8 by Bill Moyer

The NYS Office of General Services will collect worn and tattered flags at locations statewide so that they can be properly retired. The collected flags will be disposed of as part of the Memorial Watchfire hosted by the Vietnam Veterans of America, Chapter 103,... Read More.

Juvenile Females Viciously Attack Adults on Binghamton Street

Monday, May 6 by Bill Moyer

On Saturday, May 04 at about 9:00 p.m. the Binghamton Police Department Patrol Division responded the area of 251 Oak St., Binghamton, for a report of people fighting and an assault in progress. The initial investigation determined that several juvenile females walking in the area... Read More.

Endicott Police Charge Two in Violent Domestic Physical Fight

Monday, May 6 by Bill Moyer

On May 3, 2019 at approximately 6:30 PM, the Endicott Police Department responded to a dispute at 220 Odell Avenue in the Village of Endicott. An investigation into the incident revealed two individuals involved in a domestic relationship were involved in a physical argument... Read More.

Police: Endicott Woman Charged with Felony Aggrevated Operation

Monday, May 6 by Bill Moyer

An Endicott woman faces a felony charge after she was pulled over in the Town of Colesville. Troopers arrested 57-year-old Lori Brown. She was charged with felony 1st degree aggravated unlicensed operation along with a lesser court of driving while intoxicated. Court action is pending.- Michael Bennett

PA Lawmaker Says Counties Can Help Clear Waterways Clear

Monday, May 6 by Bill Moyer

Legislation will soon be introduced by Senator Gene Yaw, of Bradford County, that would authorize Pennsylvania counties to adopt stream-cleaning and maintenance programs to encourage local efforts in removing obstructions and flood-related hazards from local waterways.Yaw, who chairs the Senate Environmental Resources and Energy... Read More.

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Author: Bill Moyer

Broome DA: No Charges in Alleged Binghamton School Search

Three Arrested after Gun Complaint on Temple Street in Owego

Injured Broome Deputy Botsford Named ‘Woman of Distinction’

Man Turns Downs Deal in Crash that Injured Broome Deputy

Spiedie Fest’s Music includes Jefferson Starship and Kansas

Apalachin Lions Going Door-to-Door Selling Brooms

Steuben County Trooper Clark Honored at NYS Memorial Service

NYS Collecting Tattered and Worn Flags for Memorial Watchfire

Juvenile Females Viciously Attack Adults on Binghamton Street

Endicott Police Charge Two in Violent Domestic Physical Fight

Police: Endicott Woman Charged with Felony Aggrevated Operation

PA Lawmaker Says Counties Can Help Clear Waterways Clear

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