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Nichols Old Home Day set for Monday

Tuesday, August 26 by Pat McDonald

It’s almost time for Old Home Day in Nichols. The annual event will be held on Monday, Sept. 1 at Kirby Park in Nichols. There will be carnival games and other entertainment for kids, live music, craft vendors and food trucks. The parade will begin at 10... Read More.

Elmira contractor accused of taking money and not finishing jobs

Tuesday, August 26 by Pat McDonald

An Elmira man is facing felony charges following a New York State Police investigation into multiple home improvement fraud complaints. According to police, 28-year-old Bradley S. Baldwin has been charged with felony grand larceny in the third degree, scheme to defraud in the first degree... Read More.

Motorcycle accident sends one to hospital, shuts down I-86 East for hours

Monday, August 25 by Pat McDonald

A motorcycle accident shut down part of Interstate 86 East near Owego on Monday evening. The accident occurred at around 6:12 p.m. on I-86 East between Exits 63 and 64. The crash shut down both lanes of traffic for several hours. One lane was reopened as... Read More.

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Strong Kids Safe Kids continues tradition of family fun, community information

Monday, August 25 by Matt Hicks

Strong Kids Safe Kids returned to the Chemung County Fairgrounds Saturday. The free and fun-filled event, held for the past 39 years, provided hands-on activities and entertainment for children, all while promoting community services in the interest of children’s health and safety, and strong family connections.... Read More.

OFA welcoming community for Night 5K

Monday, August 25 by Matt Hicks

Owego Free Academy is getting ready for its Night 5K next month. The event is scheduled for Friday, September 19 at 9:30 p.m., and organizers hope the community will come out for the night of glowing lights, live music and festivities. Registration for the Open Community... Read More.

Newtown Battlefield anniversary celebrates history

Sunday, August 24 by Matt Hicks

Newtown Battlefield State Park celebrated the 246th anniversary of the Battle of Newtown Saturday. Reenactors helped tell the story of the Battle of Newtown in 1779, a decisive Revolutionary War battle where Gen. John Sullivan’s troops defeated British and Iroquois forces. They also provided the... Read More.

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Franklin Township FD open house welcomes community

Sunday, August 24 by Matt Hicks

The Franklin Township Volunteer Fire Department opened its doors to the community Saturday for its Second Annual Open House. Those attending were able to enjoy a free lunch and had a chance of winning a top raffle prize of a $500 gift certificate for Leona... Read More.

Local fire company preparing for long-time Labor Day weekend tradition

Sunday, August 24 by Matt Hicks

The Leraysville Pike Volunteer Fire Company is getting ready to kick off the 84th year of its Labor Day Festival Saturday. The three-day event features live music, a car show, softball tournament, a large Chinese auction and their famous chicken barbecue. Their Labor Day parade kicks off... Read More.

Milan man facing federal charge for alleged $350K benefit theft

Sunday, August 24 by Matt Hicks

A 75-year-old Milan man was charged with federal wire fraud for allegedly stealing more than $350,000 in Social Security and Veterans benefits. Between April 2005 and March 2022, Richard Burke withdrew $350,634.23 in benefit payments from his deceased mother’s bank account, according to Acting U.S.... Read More.

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Steuben deputies searching for alleged armed robbery suspect

Sunday, August 24 by Matt Hicks

The Steuben County Sheriff’s Office is seeking the public’s help to identify the alleged suspect in a recent armed bank robbery. Deputies responded to an unnamed financial institution along Steuben Street in Addison around 10:41 a.m. Friday, where they say a man displayed a firearm... Read More.

Yaw: $85M awarded for broadband expansion in 23rd District

Sunday, August 24 by Matt Hicks

More than $84.7 million dollars has provisionally been awarded to internet providers across the 23rd Senatorial District to expand broadband access to areas without access or that are underserved. The list of recipients includes the Central Bradford Progress Authority, Claverack Communications, Comcast and Verizon. The... Read More.

Arrest made in Ithaca stabbing from June

Sunday, August 24 by Matt Hicks

The Ithaca Police Department has made an arrest in a stabbing from back in June. 20-year-old Nazir Chisolm was arrested Friday in Maryville, Tennessee and transported back to Ithaca, where he will face the charge of attempted murder. He is currently being held in the... Read More.

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Scholarship Challenge finals set for Saturday

The final round of the 46th annual FCCB Scholarship... Read More.

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Ulster-Sheshequin Fire Dept. hosting spring craft fair on March 21

The Ulster-Shesehquin Fire Department will hold their annual spring... Read More.

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Tickets on sale for Brantley Gilbert concert at Troy Fair

Tickets are on sale for the Brantley Gilbert concert... Read More.