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Village Elections to be Held Wednesday, 3/18

Tuesday, March 17 by Irene Radigan

Village elections will take place Wednesday, March 18, across several Tioga County communities, with polls open from noon to 9 p.m. In the Village of Owego, voting will be held at 22 Elm Street. Members of the “Better Owego Together” party are running unopposed to... Read More.

Binghamton Fire Chief Alan Gardiner Retires After 29 Years of Service

Tuesday, March 17 by Irene Radigan

The Binghamton Fire Department is honoring Chief Alan Gardiner following his retirement after nearly three decades of service. The department announced Gardiner’s retirement in a recent Facebook post. He first joined the department in January 1997 and rose steadily through the ranks during his career. Gardiner... Read More.

Beaver Dams Woman Indicted on 16 Perjury Charges in Schuyler County Court

Tuesday, March 17 by Irene Radigan

A Beaver Dams woman has been indicted in Schuyler County on multiple perjury charges. The Schuyler County District Attorney’s Office says 53-year-old Etta Fitzpatrick was indicted in county court on 16 counts of second-degree perjury, a Class E felony. Prosecutors say the charges stem from statements... Read More.

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Car Lifted Onto Utility Wires on Clarke Street in Binghamton; Driver Unhurt

Tuesday, March 17 by Irene Radigan

The Binghamton Fire Department responded Friday night after a vehicle became tangled in utility pole wires. Crews were called to Clarke Street, where they found a car lifted off the ground and suspended on the wires. Firefighters worked carefully to remove the driver from the vehicle... Read More.

New York State’s Annual Spring Burn Ban Now in Effect

Tuesday, March 17 by Irene Radigan

New York State’s annual spring burn ban went into effect on Monday. The burn ban will run from March 16 through May 14. During that time, it is illegal to burn brush due to an increased risk of wildfires. Small backyard fires, cooking fires... Read More.

Ithaca Police Lieutenant Thomas Condzella Dies Unexpectedly at 39

Tuesday, March 17 by Irene Radigan

The Ithaca Police Department is mourning the loss of one of its members after Lieutenant Thomas Condzella died unexpectedly at his home on March 10. He was 39 years old. The department announced Condzella’s passing in a post on its Facebook page. Condzella joined the Ithaca... Read More.

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Towanda Woman Sentenced to Prison After Burglary and Meth Investigation

Tuesday, March 17 by Irene Radigan

A Towanda woman will spend years in state prison for committing multiple crimes last year. According to the Bradford County District Attorney’s Office, 37-year-old Harley Jean Shores was sentenced to 3 to 8 years in state prison for burglary, endangering the welfare of children... Read More.

Towanda Iron and Metal Owner Brad Aronson Remembered for Leadership and Generosity

Tuesday, March 17 by Irene Radigan

Towanda is mourning the loss of Brad Aronson, third-generation owner of Towanda Iron and Metal Works, who passed away peacefully at home on March 2nd, surrounded by his family. Known for transforming the family business and championing community projects like the South Main Street... Read More.

Bainbridge Man Accused of DWI with Child in Car

Tuesday, March 17 by Irene Radigan

A Bainbridge man has been indicted in Delaware County following a January incident. The Delaware County District Attorney’s Office says William Weil the Third faces a four-count indictment, including aggravated driving while intoxicated, two counts of driving while intoxicated, and endangering the welfare of a... Read More.

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Johnson City to Celebrate 110th Birthday with Village-Wide Event Saturday

Tuesday, March 17 by Irene Radigan

The Village of Johnson City is celebrating its 110th birthday this weekend with a community-wide celebration. Festivities are planned for Saturday, March 21st and will run throughout the day, with local restaurants, shops, and small businesses taking part. Many participating businesses will offer special promotions,... Read More.

Sayre Elks and Chop Out Hunger Help Combat Food Insecurity

Tuesday, March 17 by Irene Radigan

The Sayre Elks and Chop Out Hunger will host a free, drive through pop up food pantry this weekend. The pop up pantry will be held on Saturday at the Sayre Elks, located at 117 South Elmer Ave. in Sayre. It will begin at... Read More.

Corning Boys, Horseheads Girls Punch Tickets to State Semifinals

Tuesday, March 17 by Irene Radigan

The Corning boys and Horseheads girls both advanced to the New York state basketball Final Four with wins over the weekend. Corning rallied to force overtime and then pulled away for a 72-64 win over William Floyd to reach the program’s first-ever state semifinal.... Read More.

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Village Elections to be Held Wednesday, 3/18

Binghamton Fire Chief Alan Gardiner Retires After 29 Years of Service

Beaver Dams Woman Indicted on 16 Perjury Charges in Schuyler County Court

Car Lifted Onto Utility Wires on Clarke Street in Binghamton; Driver Unhurt

New York State’s Annual Spring Burn Ban Now in Effect

Ithaca Police Lieutenant Thomas Condzella Dies Unexpectedly at 39

Towanda Woman Sentenced to Prison After Burglary and Meth Investigation

Towanda Iron and Metal Owner Brad Aronson Remembered for Leadership and Generosity

Bainbridge Man Accused of DWI with Child in Car

Johnson City to Celebrate 110th Birthday with Village-Wide Event Saturday

Sayre Elks and Chop Out Hunger Help Combat Food Insecurity

Corning Boys, Horseheads Girls Punch Tickets to State Semifinals

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