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NTL Youth Boys Basketball Tournament to be played in honor of Tim Shaw on Saturday

Thursday, March 6 by Pat McDonald

The NTL Youth Boys Basketball League will have their season-ending tournament this Saturday March 8th in Towanda.Fourth, fifth and sixth grade teams from Athens, NEB, Troy, Grace Christian Academy, St Agnes, Wyalusing, Towanda and Waverly will play beginning at 9 a.m. in both gyms... Read More.

U-E School District dealing with controversy, lawsuit over social media

Thursday, March 6 by Pat McDonald

The Union-Endicott School District is dealing with a controversy over social media posts from its current assistant superintendent and a former wrestling coach.According to WBNG-TV, assistant superintendent Jenn Kazmark shared a post from celebrity Chrissy Tiegen which was critical of President Donald Trump.Kazmark apologized... Read More.

St. James Hospital completes new ICU rooms

Thursday, March 6 by Pat McDonald

St. James Hospital is pleased to announce the completion and official opening of two state-of-the-art ICU-designated rooms, marking a major advancement in critical care services for the Hornell community. This milestone ensures that patients requiring intensive care can receive high-quality treatment close to home,... Read More.

Spalding Memorial Library announces beginning of annual Senior Series

Thursday, March 6 by Pat McDonald

The Spalding Memorial Library is excited to announce the beginning of its third annual Senior Series.We will once again invite seniors and their caregivers to join us over the course of eight Mondays to gather essential information offered by our participating community partners. Join... Read More.

Former Candor star, current coach to be inducted into Section 4 HOF

Thursday, March 6 by Pat McDonald

A former Candor high school standout and current boys basketball coach will be inducted into the Section IV Hall of Fame this spring.Nate Thomas excelled in basketball and football for Candor from 1997 to 2001. He was a three-time IAC All-Star in football and... Read More.

Ithaca Police arrest fugitive from Florida

Thursday, March 6 by Pat McDonald

The Ithaca Police Department located and arrested a Florida man who was wanted as a fugitive from justice.According to police, 28-year-old William John Vanderan Robinson, of Marion County, Florida, was located on the 400 block of South Meadow Street at around 4:50 pm on... Read More.

Ulster man charged for sexually abusing child in late 1990s

Thursday, March 6 by Pat McDonald

An Ulster man is facing charges after he allegedly sexually abused a child more than 20 years ago.According to the Pennsylvania State Police, 61-year-old Duane E. Smith is accused of sexually assaulting the victim when she was 8 to 10 years old between 1997... Read More.

Owego man charged after allegedly assaulting woman, threatening to kill victim, police

Wednesday, March 5 by Pat McDonald

On Monday March 3, at approximately 8:08 a.m. the Owego Police Department was made aware of a Violent Domestic Incident that took place on the property of 171 Talcott Street in the Village of Owego.The victim of this incident was able to escape and... Read More.

New Albany man charged with sexually assaulting minor

Wednesday, March 5 by Pat McDonald

A New Albany man is facing charges after he allegedly sexually assaulted a minor.According to The Daily Review, the victim told police in August that 26-year-old Rusty Cole Howard began sexually assaulting her two months after her 11th birthday.Howard consented to a polygraph and an... Read More.

Wolverines punch ticket to Section IV final with win over Lansing

Wednesday, March 5 by Pat McDonald

The Waverly Wolverines punched their ticket to the Section IV Class B championship game with a 64-49 win over visiting Lansing on Tuesday night.Waverly led just 27-24 at halftime, but would break open the game with a huge second half – including a buzzer-beating... Read More.

Striking corrections officers visit Albany

Wednesday, March 5 by Pat McDonald

Hundreds of striking corrections officers, including some from Elmira, traveled to Albany on Tuesday to protest their working conditions.The officers are looking for better hours, safer working conditions and the repeal of the HALT Act.State Senator Tom O’Mara joined the officers on Tuesday, and... Read More.

Corning receives $480,000 to upgrade wastewater treatment plant

Wednesday, March 5 by Pat McDonald

The City of Corning has been awarded $480,000 to upgrade its wastewater treatment plant.According to Congressman Nick Langworthy’s Office, the funding is being provided by the EPA as part of the Consolidated Appropriations Act.The upgrades will help the Corning wastewater treatment plant comply with... Read More.