HomeNews ( Page 1038)

News

Subscribe to the News News Feed.
SHARE NOW

TCE Lawsuits to be Discussed Wednesday

by
Lawyers in the legal battle of local residents against IBM will meet Wednesday with a state Supreme Court judge to set up how a trial will proceed. The company is being blamed for TCE pollution in Endicott and Union. Around 960 people, businesses and organizations... Read More.

TC 2011 Budget Tax Details Announced

by
Tioga County Treasurer James McFadden has released the details of the county’s 2011 tentative budget. The $68.8 million spending plan is calling for a property tax levy increase of around 2 percent. The tax rates of each town are varied and set by the state. The... Read More.

Binghamton Ready to Accept COPS Grant

by
The Binghamton City Council is ready to accept a federal grant that will pay for four new police officers. The $1.13 million grant would put four new officers on patrol starting in January, putting the department’s total number of officers up to 128. 64 of... Read More.

Former Local Woman Murdered in Michigan

by
A woman who once lived in Endicott and Owego was found murdered in Michigan over the weekend. The body of 33-year-old Lynn Spicer was recovered in a vacant lot in Bay City, Michigan, according to police. Her boyfriend has been charged with the crime. 22-year-old Jeff... Read More.

Owego Parking Survey Results

by
Owego Police Chief Rick McCulskey reported on the results of a parking survey at Monday’s village board meeting. The most popular suggestion would be to have employees and owners of downtown businesses park somewhere outside of the village. Another popular suggestion was to enforce a... Read More.

New Recycling Initiatives in Binghamton

by
Binghamton Mayor Matt Ryan announced new recycling initiatives for the city Monday as part of America Recycles Day. Weis Markets has agreed to distribute both recycling information and yellow bins at their Binghamton stores this weekend. The bins are available year-round to all city residents... Read More.

Lockheed Employees Stuff Care Packages

by
Local Lockheed Martin employees and their families spent a few hours Saturday stuffing more than 10,000 care packages for soldiers. Over 150 people volunteered to stuff the packages at Lockheed’s Hidden Valley Warehouse in Apalachin as part of Operation USO Care Package. Each two-pound package contains... Read More.

Waverly Sells Village Hall Annex

by
Waverly has reached an agreement with local restaurant owners to sell its Village Hall Annex. The owners of the Rail House will buy the building for $43,000, according to village officials. The restaurant neighbors the annex on Broad Street. The new owners say they will renovate... Read More.

SU Plays Tonight

by
The Syracuse University men’s basketball team wraps up its exhibition season tonight against a LeMoyne squad that beat them last year.The loss to the Dolphins did not appear to negatively affect the Orange, who went on to win their first 13 regular season games... Read More.

Girls' Soccer State Playoffs

by
After winning the Section 4 championship on Friday, the Owego girls’ soccer team will begin the state playoffs with a regional game against Section 1 champion Rye at 4:30pm today at Union-Endicott High School.Owego beat M-E on penalty kicks Friday to win the program’s... Read More.
First Previous10341035103610371038