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Recreation Park Easter Egg Hunt a Success

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The Children's Charity of Greater Binghamton hosted its second annual Egg Hunt at Recreation Park. The event took place at the park in Binghamton, where over 10,000 Easter eggs were hidden throughout the park and over 1,500 people attended. Most eggs contained candy but... Read More.

First Annual WinterFest Coming to Tioga Downs

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Along with their announcement on Thursday of a lease option with Tioga Country Club, Tioga Downs also made an announcement of their first annual WinterFest celebration scheduled for this year. The WinterFest will feature a lightshow, fireworks, and a music extravaganza that will begin... Read More.

Michael’s Hacked, Southern Tier Stores Impacted

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Another major retail store has fallen victim to hackers, and some nearby locations may be affected. Michael's Craft Store released a statement announcing that hackers had broken in and stolen credit card information from about 3 million customers across the country. The company says... Read More.

Job Numbers Down in Tioga and Broome

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Tioga and Broome counties combined to see 100 private-sector job losses over the past year. According to figures released by the New York State Department of Labor, 100 jobs were lost from March of 2013 to March of this year, dropping the numbers from... Read More.

“17 East” Nightclub in Binghamton Shut Down

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The City of Binghamton will be shutting down a local nightclub after repeated reports of gambling, drug activity, and violent crime on the premises. A lockdown order was approved for the club 17 East on Clinton Street by a city judge. The business is... Read More.

Barker Mobile Home Catches Fire

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A fire damaged a mobile home in the Town of Barker this morning. Nobody was home at 4 Jackson Heights when the fire was first reported just before 8 o'clock this morning. Firefighters were able to contain and knock down the small kitchen fire... Read More.

Dead Man Found in “The Jungle” in Ithaca

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Ithaca Police found the body of a man Wednesday evening in an area where many homeless people seek shelter. Officers were called to the area, referred to as "The Jungle", after a person was reported not breathing and appeared to be dead. The cause... Read More.

Two Busted Following Chenango Traffic Stop

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Broome County Sheriff's deputies arrested two men Thursday evening during a routine traffic stop in the Town of Chenango. A deputy pulled over a vehicle after he recognized the driver, 27-year-old David Wesser, of Endwell, and knew Wesser did not have a valid license.... Read More.

Ithaca Police Warn of Latest Telephone Scam

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The Ithaca Police Department is warning residents of the latest telephone scam. People are reportedly receiving phone calls telling them they must make a payment on an overdue utility bill or face having their power shut off immediately. The scammers have been focusing on... Read More.

Pennsylvania State Police to Crack Down on Easter Weekend DUIs

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State Police in Pennsylvania are looking to crack down on drunk driving over the Easter weekend. According to recent numbers, Pennsylvania experiences 12,000 DUI-related crashes each year, an average of 33 per day. One of the counties targeting drunk driving is Susquehanna County, and... Read More.

Tioga Downs to Partner with Tioga Country Club

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Tioga Downs made their latest big announcement today, as the casino looks to up the ante on its expansion plans. The Nichols facility announced that it has signed a lease option for the Tioga Country Club, contingent upon Tioga Downs receiving the Southern Tier's... Read More.

Owego Woman Pleads Guilty to Grand Larceny

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An Owego woman has pleaded guilty to grand larceny after she is accused of stealing thousands of dollars from the boutique at which she was employed. 47-year-old Maria McGuane pleaded guilty in Tioga County Court to a felony count of third-degree grand larceny. McGuane... Read More.
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