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Man pleads guilty, facing 17 years for attempted rape, weapons charge

Monday, October 13 by Pat McDonald

A man will be sentenced to 17 years in prison following a guilty plea in Broome County Court last week. According to the Broome County District Attorney’s Office, 30-year-old Karl Calhoun pleaded guilty to attempted rape and criminal possession of a weapon. Calhoun attacked an acquaintance... Read More.

Three-car crash in Greene sends two to hospital

Monday, October 13 by Pat McDonald

A three-car crash sent two people to the hospital last week in Greene. According to the New York State Police, the accident occurred at approximately 9:07 p.m. on Oct. 8 on State Route 12. An investigation revealed a Mazda CX-5 was traveling south on Route 12... Read More.

Gov. Hochul announces $10 million investment to launch SUNY Brain Institute

Monday, October 13 by Pat McDonald

Governor Kathy Hochul recently announced a $10 million investment to launch the SUNY Brain Institute; a multi-campus initiative focused on expanding SUNY’s groundbreaking neuroscience research. The SUNY Brain Institute will fund shared equipment and research infrastructure at SUNY institutions with significant capacity in this... Read More.

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Sayre man facing charges after allegedly fabricating emergency incident

Friday, October 10 by Pat McDonald

A Sayre man is facing several charges after an incident that police say involved the misuse of emergency services. According to the Athens Borough Police Department, 37-year-old Neil J. Riley has been charged with obstructing administration of law or other governmental functions, flight to avoid... Read More.

Independent investigation shows former BPD Chief violated department policy

Friday, October 10 by Pat McDonald

An independent investigation found that former Binghamton Police Chief Joseph Zikuski violated police department policy. The investigation started after an incident in July involving Zikuski’s girlfriend and her teenage neighbors in Johnson City. The report says Zikuski never notified the mayor about the events, despite... Read More.

Tioga State Bank running community-wide Pink Out fundraiser

Friday, October 10 by Pat McDonald

Tioga State Bank is partnering with area businesses to “paint the town pink” with its latest community fundraiser. On October 24, TSB is hosting a Community-Wide PINK-OUT, joining forces with local businesses to help raise funds for the Guthrie Cancer Center in the fight against... Read More.

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Penn-York Opportunities hosting 5K Glow Run on Saturday

Friday, October 10 by Pat McDonald

Penn-York Opportunities invites runners and walkers of all ages to join the excitement at the inaugural 5K Glow Run, a vibrant evening event to support the organization’s vital work in empowering individuals with disabilities. The race will take place on Saturday, Oct. 11 at Valley... Read More.

One dead in three-car crash on I-81 in Binghamton

Friday, October 10 by Pat McDonald

The Broome County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a fatal crash on Interstate 81 in Binghamton. The three-car accident occurred at around 11:05 a.m. on Thursday on I-81 South at the off-ramp of Exit 12. First responders found a U-Haul truck on fire with the driver trapped... Read More.

OFA students studying effect of road salt on environment

Friday, October 10 by Pat McDonald

Owego Free Academy students have been studying the effects of road salt on the surrounding environment. When road salt dissolves into melting snow, it flows into storm drains and eventually into rivers and lakes. According to WBNG-TV, the OFA students sampled the water before the winter... Read More.

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Guthrie Lourdes Mammo-thon connects more than 200 women with life-saving screenings

Friday, October 10 by Pat McDonald

In a powerful display of community commitment to women's health, a team of more than 20 dedicated Guthrie volunteers scheduled 205 mammogram appointments during the inaugural Lourdes Mammo-thon on Monday, Oct. 6. The energetic four-hour phone bank, held in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month... Read More.

Ulster man facing strangulation charge after August incident

Thursday, October 9 by Pat McDonald

A 28-year-old Ulster man is facing a strangulation charge following an incident in August. According to the Pennsylvania State Police, Ryan Elliott is accused of grabbing a female victim by the throat and punching her multiple times. The incident occurred on Reber Road in Smithfield Township... Read More.

Former Elmira Pioneers player passes away after battle with leukemia

Thursday, October 9 by Pat McDonald

A former Elmira Pioneers player has passed away after a battle with leukemia. Former Pioneers outfielder Eddie Kaufman passed away on Tuesday. He was just 20 years old. Kaufman was diagnosed with the disease last October. He was receiving treatment at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. Kaufman... Read More.

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Athens Township man accused of sexually assaulting unconscious minor

An Athens Township man is behind bars after he... Read More.

Friday, January 9

BCRAC presenting ‘Something Rotten’ this weekend at Sayre Theatre

The Bradford County Regional Arts Council will present the... Read More.

Friday, January 9

Tioga County IDA receives $450,000 grant for potential rail-with-trail project

The Tioga County IDA has been awarded a major... Read More.

Friday, January 9

Cornell grad to represent Team USA in Olympics

A Cornell University graduate is heading to the Olympics... Read More.