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OFA's Jill Silvanic To Play Softball For Division I St. Peter's

Wednesday, November 20 by MyHometownToday

Owego Free Academy senior Jill Silvanic signed a national letter of intent yesterday to play softball at Division I, St. Peter's in New Jersey. The signing took place in the OFA lobby. Jill is the daughter of Tom and Denise Silvanic of Owego.... Read More.

Tioga Downs Breaks Ground On Phase 1 Project

Tuesday, November 19 by MyHometownToday

Just two weeks after Proposition 1 passed, Tioga Downs broke ground and celebrated as they kicked off phase one of a large scale construction project. Phase one involves building a three story parking garage with 275 parking spaces that will connect to the... Read More.

Greenman Center Bidders Present Proposals

Tuesday, November 19 by MyHometownToday

The Greenman Senior Center has been vacant for two years. After failed attempts, Binghamton City Council said Monday they're ready to sell the building to the best bidder. Three entities presented their ideas for the former senior center at 37 Pine Street, during... Read More.

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$300,000 Headed To Local Organizations In Binghamton

Tuesday, November 19 by MyHometownToday

Nearly $300,000 could soon be headed to local organizations in the city of Binghamton. The Community Development Advisory Committee (CDAC) presented the recommended allocations to City Council Monday night -- another phase in the allocation of state and federal funds. The money would help... Read More.

Broome CC To Offer One Year Associates Degree

Tuesday, November 19 by MyHometownToday

Next fall, some SUNY Broome students will have the chance to graduate twice as fast. The new program will allow high-achieving students to graduate with a liberal arts degree in only one year. It's called the AA1 Degree Program, standing for One... Read More.

Community Brainstorms Repeat Flood Devastation Prevention

Tuesday, November 19 by MyHometownToday

In order to prevent repeated flood devastation, community members brainstormed on how to build a stronger future for the Southern Tier and beyond. The New York Southern Tier Regional Resiliency Summit met at Binghamton University, as a part of the New York Rising... Read More.

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Jury Selection Completed In Attempted Murder Trial

Tuesday, November 19 by MyHometownToday

Jury selection is finished in the trial of a Binghamton man charged with trying to kill his girlfriend. 53-year-old Ralph Townsend is charged with attempted murder. He's on trial in Broome County Court. In August 2012, Binghamton police found Townsend on top of... Read More.

HEAP Applications Now Being Taken

Tuesday, November 19 by MyHometownToday

Households across the state can now begin applying for heating assistance this winter through New York’s Home Energy Assistance Program. HEAP is a federally-funded program that provides up to $650 for eligible households to pay for energy costs in order to keep their... Read More.

OFA Girls Win Volleyball State Championship

Monday, November 18 by MyHometownToday

For only the third time in the school district's history, the Owego Free Academy is home to a state champion team. The Girls Varsity Volleyball team returned home last night from the state tournament in Glens Falls where they spent the weekend playing... Read More.

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Tioga Downs To Break Ground On Parking Garage

Monday, November 18 by MyHometownToday

Tioga Downs will break ground at 11 AM today on a new parking garage. It's a good faith effort by owner Jeff Gural to show the state that his bid for a casino license is sincere. For Tioga Downs it's the next... Read More.

Vestal Woman Arrested Under Leandra's Law

Monday, November 18 by MyHometownToday

A Leandra's Law arrest was made in Tioga County on Friday. State Police say a Vestal woman was driving drunk with kids in her van. 36-year-old Elizabeth Borst of Vestal is charged with aggravated DWI. Police say she hit a stationary... Read More.

Cortland Students Riot Following Cortaca Football Game

Monday, November 18 by MyHometownToday

Thousands of college students packed Cortland Saturday for what they hoped would be an epic weekend. The football game weekend where SUNY Cortland faces Ithaca College is known as "Cortaca." After Saturday's game put Cortland on top, some said the partying escalated. It was... Read More.

Author: MyHometownToday

OFA's Jill Silvanic To Play Softball For Division I St. Peter's

Tioga Downs Breaks Ground On Phase 1 Project

Greenman Center Bidders Present Proposals

$300,000 Headed To Local Organizations In Binghamton

Broome CC To Offer One Year Associates Degree

Community Brainstorms Repeat Flood Devastation Prevention

Jury Selection Completed In Attempted Murder Trial

HEAP Applications Now Being Taken

OFA Girls Win Volleyball State Championship

Tioga Downs To Break Ground On Parking Garage

Vestal Woman Arrested Under Leandra's Law

Cortland Students Riot Following Cortaca Football Game

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