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Lawsuits blame fast-food burgers for food poisoning, allergic reaction

Tuesday, December 2 by The Center Square

Beware burgers across Pennsylvania, two recently filed lawsuits against fast-food chains suggest. One lawsuit blames an Allegheny County Checkers & Rally's for putting mustard on a burger despite the... Read More.

Pennsylvania prosecutors face no punishment for violating Wiretap Act

Tuesday, December 2 by The Center Square

Pennsylvania prosecutors can't be sued for using recordings illegally obtained in criminal proceedings, the state Supreme Court decided last month in the case of a man whose ex-wife taped their conversations and filed criminal charges against him. ... Read More.

CDL rule change draws 8,000 comments on immediate licensing reforms

Tuesday, December 2 by The Center Square

CDL driver turnover is being driven by under-trained drivers gaining jobs for which they are not prepared, says the international trade association representing the interests of independent owner-operators and professional drivers. ... Read More.

ICE: New York won’t honor 14,000 detainer requests

Tuesday, December 2 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) - The sanctuary state of New York hasn't honored roughly 14,000 detainer requests for criminal foreign nationals held in local and state jurisdictions, the Department of Homeland Security said Monday. More than 7,000 current detainer requests are being ignored after... Read More.

ICE arrests university professor with criminal history, including child sex crimes

Tuesday, December 2 by The Center Square

A professor with a criminal record was arrested by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday. University officials won't say much more than that he's been placed on administrative leave pending an investigation. ... Read More.

Laudermilchs win Guthrie Sayre Turkey Trot titles

Tuesday, December 2 by Pat McDonald

More than 1,000 runners braved the cold at the annual Guthrie Sayre Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving morning.A pair of cousins would take home first-place in the Turkey Trot.Joe Laudermilch, who is a 15-year-old from Alaska won the men's race in 16:57, while his cousin... Read More.

Sen. Schumer speaks out after bomb threats to NY offices

Tuesday, December 2 by Pat McDonald

Sen. Chuck Schumer is speaking out after several of his New York offices, including the one in Binghamton, received bomb threats on Monday.Schumer said that his offices in Binghamton, Rochester and Long Island received bomb threats via email with the subject line MAGA.According to... Read More.

Community shows up to support injured NV firefighter

Tuesday, December 2 by Pat McDonald

Over 500 people stopped by the Owego Moose Lodge on Monday to support a local firefighter who was recently injured in a work accident.A spaghetti dinner benefit was held for Newark Valley firefighter Jared Martin, who is recovering in the ICU in a Rochester... Read More.

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.

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:AthensBinghamtonCandorCantonChenango ForksCorningElmira CityElmira HeightsEpiphanyGrace Christian AcademyHorseheadsJohnson CityMaine-EndwellNewark ValleyNortheast Bradford (Scheduled Day Off)Northern Tier Career CenterNotre DameOwego-ApalachinSayreSpencer-Van EttenTiogaTowandaTroyUnion-EndicottVestalWaverlyWatkins... Read More.

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Lawsuits blame fast-food burgers for food poisoning, allergic reaction

Pennsylvania prosecutors face no punishment for violating Wiretap Act

CDL rule change draws 8,000 comments on immediate licensing reforms

ICE: New York won’t honor 14,000 detainer requests

ICE arrests university professor with criminal history, including child sex crimes

Laudermilchs win Guthrie Sayre Turkey Trot titles

Sen. Schumer speaks out after bomb threats to NY offices

Community shows up to support injured NV firefighter

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

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