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Lights on the River returns to Owego on Friday

Tuesday, December 2 by Pat McDonald

The annual Lights on the River will take place this weekend in downtown Owego. The event runs from 5 to 9 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 5 and will feature local shopping, food trucks, vendors, live entertainment and fireworks. There is still time to sign up for... Read More.

Village of Spencer approves curfew for kids under 16

Tuesday, December 2 by Pat McDonald

The Village of Spencer has approved a new local law creating a night-time curfew for anyone 15 years old or younger. The law aims to reduce night-time crime, vandalism and property damage, while providing parents with clearer guidelines on when minors must be off the... Read More.

Waverly VFW to hold Holiday Craft Show this weekend

Monday, December 1 by Pat McDonald

The Waverly VFW will hold their holiday craft show this weekend. The annual event will be held from 10 am to 3 pm on Saturday at the Waverly Village Hall, located at 32 Ithaca Street. There will be vendors throughout the village hall selling a wide... Read More.

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SCHOOL CLOSINGS AND DELAYS: Tuesday 12/2/2025

Monday, December 1 by Irene Radigan

The following school districts have either closed or are operating on a two-hour delay. We will update our list as more calls, emails, and texts come our way. CLOSED: Athens Binghamton Candor Canton Chenango Forks Corning Elmira City Elmira Heights Epiphany Grace Christian Academy Horseheads Johnson City Maine-Endwell Newark Valley Northeast Bradford (Scheduled Day Off) Northern Tier Career Center Notre Dame Owego-Apalachin Sayre Spencer-Van Etten Tioga Towanda Troy Union-Endicott Vestal Waverly Watkins... Read More.

Benefit for injured firefighter set for tonight

Monday, December 1 by Pat McDonald

A spaghetti dinner benefit for the Newark Valley firefighter who was injured in a work-related accident is set for tonight. The benefit for Jared Martin will run from 5 to 8 p.m., at the Owego Moose Lodge. The cost is $15 for adults and $10 for... Read More.

Two Binghamton men charged, sentenced for stealing from Dick’s in Johnson City

Monday, December 1 by Pat McDonald

Two Binghamton men have been charged and sentenced for stealing from Dick's House of Sport in Johnson City. According to the Broome County District Attorney's Office, $50,000 worth of merchandise was stolen between December 2024 and January 2025. After an investigation, which included video surveillance and... Read More.

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Binghamton house destroyed by fire

Monday, December 1 by Pat McDonald

A house was destroyed by a fire in Binghamton on Friday morning. According to the Binghamton Fire Department, the fire was reported just after 6 am on Williams Place. A neighbor walking his dog noticed the fire and alerted the residents inside. Everyone was able to... Read More.

Elmira man facing felony charges after shooting incident, hostage situation

Monday, December 1 by Pat McDonald

An Elmira man is facing charges after a shooting incident and hostage situation in Elmira over the weekend. According to Elmira Police, the incident occurred at around 6:48 a.m. on Saturday in the area of the 500 block of Franklin Street. The gunshot was reported... Read More.

Turkey Trot, parade highlight busy holiday weekend in Sayre

Wednesday, November 26 by Pat McDonald

It will be a busy holiday weekend in Sayre Borough. The annual Guthrie Sayre Turkey Trot will take place on Thanksgiving morning with the Kids Fun Run starting at 9:30 and the 5K race kicking off at 10 on Thursday. On Friday, the Sayre Borough Christmas... Read More.

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Sayre Salvation Army’s Sandy Campbell receives Ransom Award

Wednesday, November 26 by Pat McDonald

The Community Foundation for the Twin Tiers has honored a longtime volunteer at the Sayre Salvation Army with the Bill and Sarah Ransom Award. Sandy Campbell, who runs the food program at the local Salvation Army, was honored with the award. This prestigious accolade is bestowed... Read More.

Former Cornell student convicted on rape, burglary charges

Wednesday, November 26 by Pat McDonald

A former Cornell University student was found guilty of rape in Tompkins County Court. Following a jury trial, 22-year-old Bilguun Enkhbayar was convicted of rape and burglary. According to the Tompkins County District Attorney’s Office, Enkhbayar broke into a dorm room and raped a woman. He... Read More.

Could 8-man football be the answer for Sayre?

Wednesday, November 26 by Pat McDonald

As we head into state semifinals weekend in both Pennsylvania and New York, I'm writing this column about a football team that has been done for weeks -- the Sayre Redskins. It's no secret that the Redskins have struggled in recent years. They went 0-10... Read More.

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Lights on the River returns to Owego on Friday

Village of Spencer approves curfew for kids under 16

Waverly VFW to hold Holiday Craft Show this weekend

SCHOOL CLOSINGS AND DELAYS: Tuesday 12/2/2025

Benefit for injured firefighter set for tonight

Two Binghamton men charged, sentenced for stealing from Dick’s in Johnson City

Binghamton house destroyed by fire

Elmira man facing felony charges after shooting incident, hostage situation

Turkey Trot, parade highlight busy holiday weekend in Sayre

Sayre Salvation Army’s Sandy Campbell receives Ransom Award

Former Cornell student convicted on rape, burglary charges

Could 8-man football be the answer for Sayre?

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