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High Water Impedes Opening Day Of Trout Season

Wednesday, April 2 by MyHometownToday

Tuesday marked the first day of trout season for New York State, but anglers didn't see much success. With the recent flooding in spots, the high rivers and streams led to water too fast for local fishermen to catch any trout. Fishing licenses are... Read More.

Lacrosse: Syracuse Vs Binghamton On WEBO At 6:30PM

Wednesday, April 2 by MyHometownToday

Syracuse lacrosse will be hosting an opponent from just down Interstate 81 when they take on Binghamton University tonight. The Orange will look to improve their record at the Dome to 4-1 on the season, and their all-time series record versus Binghamton to 4-0.... Read More.

Waverly Woman Arrested Following Domestic Incident

Wednesday, April 2 by MyHometownToday

Tioga County Sheriff's deputies arrested a Waverly woman over the weekend on multiple charges. 29-year-old Lynette Ford was arrested on Sunday following a domestic incident at a residence on Old Barton Road in Barton. She has been charged with felony counts of second-degree burglary,... Read More.

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Bronx Teen Arrested On Crack Cocaine Charges

Wednesday, April 2 by MyHometownToday

A Bronx teen was arrested in Norwich for drug possession. 18-year-old Noel Budram was found to be in possession of crack cocaine and $2,400 in cash. Chenango County Sheriff's deputies and Norwich Police executed a "no knock" search warrant at the Norwich Inn Motel,... Read More.

Beware Of Tax Scams

Wednesday, April 2 by MyHometownToday

With tax season here, officials say New Yorkers should be aware of tax collection scams. State tax and consumer protection officials say that scammers will call people claiming to be the Internal Revenue Service or the state tax department, and demand immediate payments. Officials... Read More.

Johnson City Reeling From Fatal Shooting Of Officer Smith

Tuesday, April 1 by MyHometownToday

As the Johnson City area is still reeling from yesterday's fatal shooting of Officer David Smith, the police department is looking to begin the process of honoring Smith's life. At 7:30 tonight, the Johnson City Police Department will be holding a candlelight vigil outside... Read More.

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Motive Unclear In Johnson City Shooting

Tuesday, April 1 by MyHometownToday

Shots fired Monday morning in Johnson City resulted in the death of a police officer and the suspect. 43-year-old David Smith, a Johnson City Police Officer of over 18 years, was shot along Harrison Street. Smith was responding to a disturbance at 32 Harrison... Read More.

Operations At Wilson Hospital Back To Normal

Tuesday, April 1 by MyHometownToday

Following Monday's shooting, all operations at UHS Wilson Medical Center will be back to normal today. Harrison and Hudson Streets will be reopened as well after being shut down throughout Monday. Offices of cardiology associates, Southern Tier Imaging, Southern New York NeuroSurgery Center, Southern... Read More.

BU Pharmacy School Approved In State Budget

Tuesday, April 1 by MyHometownToday

New York State legislature came together on a budget agreement, and included in the budget is $10 million in funding for a new pharmacy school at Binghamton University. After Governor Andrew Cuomo originally announced back in January that the school would be receiving $10... Read More.

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BU Professor Receives National Science Foundation Grant

Tuesday, April 1 by MyHometownToday

A Binghamton University professor has been awarded a grant worth several hundred thousand dollars for work to improve computer chips. Timothy Miller is an assistant professor of computer science, and was given a grant worth $450,000 from the National Science Foundation to conduct research... Read More.

Prospect Mountain Construction Delays Will Continue This Week

Tuesday, April 1 by MyHometownToday

Construction work at Prospect Mountain will continue through this week, likely effecting traffic between 7 AM and 5 PM. Through the week, Interstate 81 southbound will be reduced to one lane between the I-81 south and Route 17 east split. Flag personnel are expected... Read More.

Johnson City Police Officer Fatally Injured In Shootout

Monday, March 31 by MyHometownToday

Officials have confirmed that a Johnson City Police officer was shot and killed this morning on Harrison Street, and the suspect in the case has died as well. According to reports, shots were fired on Harrison Street, which is right behind Wilson Hospital, just... Read More.

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High Water Impedes Opening Day Of Trout Season

Lacrosse: Syracuse Vs Binghamton On WEBO At 6:30PM

Waverly Woman Arrested Following Domestic Incident

Bronx Teen Arrested On Crack Cocaine Charges

Beware Of Tax Scams

Johnson City Reeling From Fatal Shooting Of Officer Smith

Motive Unclear In Johnson City Shooting

Operations At Wilson Hospital Back To Normal

BU Pharmacy School Approved In State Budget

BU Professor Receives National Science Foundation Grant

Prospect Mountain Construction Delays Will Continue This Week

Johnson City Police Officer Fatally Injured In Shootout

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