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Owego Power Outage On Wednesday

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There was a power outage in the Village of Owego for about an hour beginning around 1 o'clock on Wednesday. A power pole had been sheared in half, resulting in the power line and transformer being down. The Owego Police Department and the Owego... Read More.

Town Of Union Farmers Market Now Open

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The Town of Union started their Farmers Market for the second consecutive year. On Tuesday, Several vendors gathered in Highland Park and sold their products, and organizers are expecting more to join as the market runs through September. The number of farmers markets has... Read More.

JC Traffic Stop Yields Murder Suspect Arrest

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A man wanted for murder and cocaine distribution has been apprehended in Johnson City. Police conducted a traffic stop on 33-year-old Cornelius Wright after observing a traffic violation on Floral Avenue. Initially Wright gave a false name and was arrested. Once... Read More.

Conklin Woman Injured In Truck Incident

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A woman has been taken to the hospital after jumping from her truck as it rolled into a pond. Tuesday morning just after 8 o'clock on Donna Lane in Conklin, a woman was driving a Dodge Dakota pickup truck, when the brakes failed and... Read More.

Apalachin Field Days Makes Its Return

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After taking a year off due to Tropical Storm Lee, the Apalachin Fireman's Field Days are back and ready for the crowds. The field days started in 1960 in a field on East Main Street. The goal was to raise money to... Read More.

Dog Park Proposed For Owego

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Dog owners in Owego may soon have a new place to play with their pups. The town board met with members of the Owego Dog Owner's Group at a workshop Tuesday evening to discuss the details of a possible dog park. Group... Read More.

State Police Make Grand Larceny Arrest

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An Owego woman has been arrested for grand larceny. On Friday, New York State Police arrested 47-year-old Maria McGuane for Grand Larceny in the 2nd degree. She allegedly stole in excess of $50,000 from a former employer, Impressions by Briana, a full-service wedding accessory... Read More.

Binghamton Bridge May Soon Have New Name

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A historic pedestrian and bicyclist only bridge in Binghamton could soon have a new name. Monday night, City Council passed a resolution to rename the South Washington Bridge to the Colonel David Ireland/137th New York Voluntary Infantry Memorial Bridge. The decision comes after two residents approached... Read More.

Former MacArthur Elementary Students Reunite At BBQ

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It's been nearly two years since the 2011 floods, the same amount of time MacArthur Elementary students were last together in the same building. Students and staff were reunited in celebration after Binghamton residents voted in April to support a project to rebuild... Read More.
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