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Parking Dispute Turns Chaotic, Leads to Disorderly Conduct Charge in Waverly

Tuesday, March 17 by Irene Radigan

Waverly Man Charged After Disrupting Traffic During Parking Dispute WAVERLY, N.Y. — A Waverly man is facing a disorderly conduct charge following an incident that disrupted traffic on Broad Street Thursday evening, according to the Waverly Police Department. Police say the incident occurred around 5:30 p.m.... Read More.

Cornell Breaks Ground on New Hillel Center for Jewish Student Life

Tuesday, March 17 by MyHometownToday

ITHACA, N.Y. — Construction is underway on a new center for Jewish student life at Cornell University following a recent groundbreaking ceremony. The Grinspoon Hillel Center is building Harkavy Hall, a $30 million project located on University Avenue on the west end of campus. The... Read More.

Binghamton Police Near Full Staffing for First Time in Decades

Tuesday, March 17 by MyHometownToday

BINGHAMTON, N.Y. — The Binghamton Police Department is on track to reach full staffing levels for the first time in decades. Mayor Jared Kraham announced that 20 new police recruits recently began pre-academy training at City Hall. Once the group graduates in the fall, the... Read More.

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Irish Flag Raised at Binghamton City Hall for St. Patrick’s Day

Tuesday, March 17 by MyHometownToday

BINGHAMTON, N.Y. — The Irish flag was raised outside Binghamton City Hall on March 17 as part of the city’s annual St. Patrick’s Day celebration. Mayor Jared Kraham joined members of the local Irish-American community for the ceremony, which honors the heritage and contributions of... Read More.

St. Patrick’s Day Celebration Fills Ancient Order of Hibernians Hall in Binghamton

Tuesday, March 17 by MyHometownToday

BINGHAMTON, N.Y. — St. Patrick’s Day celebrations brought crowds to the Ancient Order of Hibernians Hall on Binghamton’s West Side, where the public gathered for food, music, and Irish tradition. The typically members-only club opened its doors to the community, serving Guinness along with a... Read More.

NY Republicans Push Changes to HALT Act Amid Prison Staffing Concerns

Tuesday, March 17 by MyHometownToday

ALBANY, N.Y. — New York State Assembly Republicans are proposing changes to the state’s HALT Act, citing ongoing safety concerns and staffing shortages in correctional facilities. Lawmakers and union representatives say the Department of Corrections and Community Supervision continues to face a staffing crisis following... Read More.

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Elmira High School to Stage ‘Titanic’ Musical This Weekend

Tuesday, March 17 by MyHometownToday

ELMIRA, N.Y. — Elmira High School’s Footlighters are preparing to take the stage with their production of Titanic this weekend. Performances are set for Friday and Saturday, March 20 and 21, at 7 p.m., featuring more than 50 student performers. In the final days leading up... Read More.

Bradford County Maple Farm Hosting Pancake Days Fundraiser

Tuesday, March 17 by MyHometownToday

COLUMBIA CROSS ROADS, Pa. — A Bradford County maple farm is inviting the community to celebrate maple season while supporting a local nonprofit during a two-day event later this month. Pancake Days will be held from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, March 28,... Read More.

Former Elmira Mayor and Councilman Jim Hare Dies

Tuesday, March 17 by MyHometownToday

ELMIRA, N.Y. — Former Elmira Mayor and longtime city council member Jim Hare has passed away. Hare died Monday, March 16, leaving behind a legacy of public service and community involvement in the Elmira area. A graduate of the State University at Albany, Hare earned both... Read More.

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School Delays 3/17/2026

Tuesday, March 17 by MyHometownToday

We do have a list a school delays to report this morning... The Athens Area School District is transitioning to a Flexible Instruction Day Binghamton School District is on a 2 hour delay Candor Schools are on a 2 hour delay Chenango Forks School District is on a... Read More.

Horseheads Launches “No Knock” Law to Curb Door-to-Door Solicitors

Tuesday, March 17 by Irene Radigan

The Village of Horseheads is rolling out a new “No Knock” law aimed at reducing unwanted door-to-door solicitations and protecting residents from scams. The measure is part of the village’s existing peddler and solicitor law. As part of the rollout, the village is offering free... Read More.

Firefighters Contain Lake Street House Fire, Rescue Dog

Tuesday, March 17 by Irene Radigan

Fire crews from Elmira and Elmira Heights responded to a house fire late Monday morning in the city of Elmira. Emergency crews were called around 10:45 a.m. to a structure fire at a home on Lake Street. When firefighters arrived, the back of the house... Read More.

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Parking Dispute Turns Chaotic, Leads to Disorderly Conduct Charge in Waverly

Cornell Breaks Ground on New Hillel Center for Jewish Student Life

Binghamton Police Near Full Staffing for First Time in Decades

Irish Flag Raised at Binghamton City Hall for St. Patrick’s Day

St. Patrick’s Day Celebration Fills Ancient Order of Hibernians Hall in Binghamton

NY Republicans Push Changes to HALT Act Amid Prison Staffing Concerns

Elmira High School to Stage ‘Titanic’ Musical This Weekend

Bradford County Maple Farm Hosting Pancake Days Fundraiser

Former Elmira Mayor and Councilman Jim Hare Dies

School Delays 3/17/2026

Horseheads Launches “No Knock” Law to Curb Door-to-Door Solicitors

Firefighters Contain Lake Street House Fire, Rescue Dog

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