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Elmira Police Seeking To Identify Credit Union Robbers

Thursday, December 5 by WEBO Radio

Police in Elmira are currently looking to identify two men who robbed the Finger Lakes Healthcare Federal Credit Union on Wednesday. According to police, the incident took place at the location on Hart Street around 3:30 in the afternoon, with one of the men... Read More.

Binghamton Council Postpones Vote On Federal Funding Allocation

Thursday, December 5 by WEBO Radio

On Wednesday, City Council postponed their votes that would decide how to spend more than $100,000 in federal funding, due to Catholic Charities of Broome County lobbying for at least $14,000 of that money to help fund their community program which provides bus rides... Read More.

Cuomo Announces $6M To Update Broome Emergency Services

Thursday, December 5 by WEBO Radio

Governor Andrew Cuomo has announced funding that will be headed to Broome County to update their emergency services. $6 million in funding will be headed to the county and be used to upgrade the Broome's radio tower sites. The updates will allow for easier... Read More.

JC Rotary Donates Basketball Jerseys To Dream Center

Thursday, December 5 by WEBO Radio

The Johnson City Rotary Club provided new basketball jerseys for kids at George F. Johnson's Dream Center. The center in Johnson City has three basketball teams, and the rotary club donated 15 new jerseys, which cost just under $1,000. Currently 65 children play on... Read More.

Johnson City Holiday Parade Set For Tonight

Thursday, December 5 by WEBO Radio

The Johnson City Holiday Parade will be taking place tonight for the 29th year. The parade starts at seven o'clock and takes off from Main Street and Lester Avenue and proceeds west on Main to Arch Street, before turning north to the Johnson City... Read More.

Future Of Endicott-Johnson Plant Debated

Thursday, December 5 by WEBO Radio

The ongoing debate as to the future of the former shoe manufacturing plant in West Endicott continues. The Town of Union held a public hearing to discuss the property Wednesday night. The Town Board wants input from the community before it considers a... Read More.

Binghamton Parking Garage Cited For Safety Hazards

Thursday, December 5 by WEBO Radio

A parking garage in Binghamton has topped the city's list of safety hazards cited by a local engineering firm. Delta Engineers, Architects and Land Surveyors raised concerns to the city in a letter about the garage, saying there are several structural problems with the... Read More.

Traditions At The Glen Holding Casino Info Events

Thursday, December 5 by WEBO Radio

Traditions at the Glen is looking to inform the public more about its plans to expand as a casino if awarded a casino license. The resort in Johnson City will be holding several events to share their ideas for their proposal with the community... Read More.

CHOW Seeking Food Donations

Thursday, December 5 by WEBO Radio

Members of the Community Hunger Outreach Warehouse, or CHOW, say there is a 7.8 million pound need for food in the Southern Tier this holiday season. Currently sources are only receiving 3.1 million pounds, after the Thanksgiving weekend depleted many local food pantries resources.... Read More.

Binghamton Man Charged With Purse Snatching

Thursday, December 5 by WEBO Radio

A Binghamton man is facing charges related to an alleged purse robbery on Sunday and use of a stolen credit card. 47-year-old Cecil Marshall of Colfax Avenue was charged with third degree robbery after he allegedly stole a woman's purse on the city's West... Read More.

Voters Turn Down BOTH School Merger Proposals

Wednesday, December 4 by WEBO Radio

Voters in Spencer-Van Etten and Candor school districts voted down the merger in a straw vote. In Candor, residents voted 574-No to 240-Yes. In Spencer the votes were closer, with 547-No and 307-Yes. The recent study shows a possible $300,000 in savings per... Read More.

VINES Seeking Grant To Maintain Summer Job Program

Wednesday, December 4 by WEBO Radio

A Binghamton summer youth program is looking for funding to maintain its summer job initiative. The Binghamton VINES program is looking for a three-year, $50,000 grant to fund its summer program, which provides 10 to 12 teens and young adults with summer jobs in... Read More.