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Transactions Temporarily Limited at the Endicott DMV on March 26th

Thursday, March 24 by MyHometownToday

Due to an upgrade of the National Driver Register, The Endicott Department of Motor Vehicles office will be unable to process any License, CDL or Permit transactions on Saturday, March 26th. Any tests can be taken, however, the individual will not get any documentation at... Read More.

BU Athletics Department Launches Program to Support Pediatric Cancer Patients

Thursday, March 24 by MyHometownToday

The Binghamton University athletics department, along with local non-profit 'A Room to Heal' and Colleges Against Cancer, have announced a new initiative called 'Bearcats Buddies.' The program is designed to improve the quality of life for children diagnosed with cancer. A ceremonial party will be held... Read More.

AmeriCorps Positions Offered Through Rural Health Network

Thursday, March 24 by MyHometownToday

Full Time or Part Time AmeriCorps Positions are being offered through the Rural Health Network Applications to work full, part-time or for the summer in a variety of positions are offered in the AmeriCorps program through the Rural Health Network of Whitney Point, NY. The RHNSCNY... Read More.

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Little League Clinic Moves Indoors This Saturday

Wednesday, March 23 by MyHometownToday

The little league clinic this Saturday from 1-5 PM is being moved to Owego Middle School due to the weather. It will still be held the same time.

Union-Endicott Education Foundation Awards Collaboration Grants

Wednesday, March 23 by MyHometownToday

The Union-Endicott Education Foundation has announced the recipients of its largest awards to date. The UEEF Challenges teams of district teachers to design an outstanding educational experience for their students. From a number of excellent proposals, the Foundation chose to give a $10,000 Collaboration Grant to... Read More.

Lockheed Martin Announces 350 Job Cuts in Missions Systems Division

Wednesday, March 23 by MyHometownToday

Lockheed Martin says there will be layoffs in its Missions Systems and Sensors Division, however they have not announced where the cuts will be made. Representatives say 350 positions will be cut nationwide in May. The Lockheed Martin division has two plants in Owego and Salina. The... Read More.

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Waverly Police Arrest Route 17 Wrong Way Driver

Wednesday, March 23 by MyHometownToday

Waverly Police have reported that they were called to State Route 17 on Sunday morning around 2:30 for a vehicle travelling the wrong direction on the highway. The vehicle was reported to be headed toward Waverly from the Chemung area. Waverly Police responded and located... Read More.

Winter Storm Warning Issued by NWS Binghamton

Wednesday, March 23 by MyHometownToday

A winter storm warning remains in effect until 8 am Thursday for the Central Southern Tier of New York and Bradford County Pennsylvania. Heavy snow, accumulating from 8 to 14 inches is possible according to the National Weather Service. Snow will continue into the... Read More.

Update: Operation Suspended for Man Who Jumped from Bridge

Wednesday, March 23 by MyHometownToday

Recovery operations were suspended Tuesday in the search for a man that jumped from the Court Street Bridge in Binghamton Monday evening. The cold, fast moving river was deemed too hazardous for rescue crews. A helicopter also participated in Tuesday's unsuccessful search. Emergency crews believe the man... Read More.

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Price Rise for Beefy Crunch Burrito Leads to Swat Team Standoff

Wednesday, March 23 by MyHometownToday

Police in San Antonio, Texas found themselves in a stand-off with an armed suspect, upset over the rising price of burritos. Police say the customer pulled out a gun and fired a shot at the manager of a Taco Bell, when he was told the... Read More.

Maine Endwell Student Project to Benefit Japan Disaster Relief

Wednesday, March 23 by MyHometownToday

Students at Maine Memorial Elementary School are showing their support for disaster relief in Japan by creating and selling origami cranes. Origami is a Japanese art of skillfully folding paper into a finished sculpture. All proceeds from the sale of the paper cranes will go directly... Read More.

New York Red Cross Conducts Drill to Prepare for Possible Disasters

Wednesday, March 23 by MyHometownToday

In light of the recent devastating events in Japan, Red Cross volunteers throughout New York State spent Saturday morning setting up disaster shelters in mock simulation training drills for a real disaster emergency. It didn't take long for volunteers to set up shelters with... Read More.

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Transactions Temporarily Limited at the Endicott DMV on March 26th

BU Athletics Department Launches Program to Support Pediatric Cancer Patients

AmeriCorps Positions Offered Through Rural Health Network

Little League Clinic Moves Indoors This Saturday

Union-Endicott Education Foundation Awards Collaboration Grants

Lockheed Martin Announces 350 Job Cuts in Missions Systems Division

Waverly Police Arrest Route 17 Wrong Way Driver

Winter Storm Warning Issued by NWS Binghamton

Update: Operation Suspended for Man Who Jumped from Bridge

Price Rise for Beefy Crunch Burrito Leads to Swat Team Standoff

Maine Endwell Student Project to Benefit Japan Disaster Relief

New York Red Cross Conducts Drill to Prepare for Possible Disasters

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