New York faith communities expand overdose prevention effort
Thirteen New York faith communities distributed naloxone and other overdose-prevention supplies through the GRACE initiative.
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Red Cross urges families to practice home fire escape plans
The Red Cross says working smoke alarms and a practiced two-minute escape plan can save lives.
Former Monroeton man sentenced to 90 to 125 years in state prison
A former Monroeton man has been sentenced in Bradford County on 20 felony counts of incest and one felony count of corruption of minors.
Pennsylvania businesses face Oct. 14 deadline to remove skill-game machines
Pennsylvania businesses have until Oct. 14 to remove so-called skill-game machines or risk enforcement action.
Pennsylvania Mavis Tire Settlement Offers Consumer Restitution
A Pennsylvania settlement provides $190,000 in restitution and establishes a January complaint deadline.
Eligible Federal Student Loan Borrowers Face September 30 Autopay Deadline
Pennsylvania's Attorney General says eligible borrowers have until Wednesday to enroll in automatic payments for a temporary interest-rate deduction.
New York Opioid Settlement Advisory Board Meets Tuesday
The state's Opioid Settlement Fund Advisory Board meets publicly from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday.
New York Child Poverty Council Meets Online Tuesday
New York's Child Poverty Reduction Advisory Council holds a public online meeting Tuesday morning.
Two New Exhibitions Open at Community Arts of Elmira
Community Arts of Elmira has opened “Trashy Art” and “Domestic Beasts: Monsters of the Mundane,” with free Friday and Saturday gallery hours.
Pennsylvania State Police Warn Residents About Gold-Bar Impersonation Scam
Pennsylvania State Police say scammers posing as federal agents have stolen about $6.5 million by pressuring victims to buy and surrender gold.
Three rescued from Susquehanna River island near Vestal
Endicott and Vestal fire crews brought three stranded people safely back to shore late Thursday.
Town of Binghamton offers free household junk dropoff Friday
Residents may bring mattresses, water heaters and other bulky debris to Town Hall until 2 p.m.
