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Police Seek Man in Armed Robbery of Convenience Store

Monday, April 18 by WEBO Radio

Broome County Police are searching for a man who robbed Manley's Mighty Mart in the Town of Dickinson on Saturday evening. The man displayed a black handgun and asked for cash and cigarettes. The suspect is described as a 20 - 30 year old white male,... Read More.

SUNY Oswego College Student Arrested For Mooning Troopers

Monday, April 18 by WEBO Radio

Jacob Link, 21, of Goshen NY was arrested by State Troopers following an incident where he "mooned" two troopers. At about 2AM Troopers observed Mr Link pull his pants down in their view and expose his buttocks while he was walking on Bridge St... Read More.

Binghamton Couple Escapes House Fire

Monday, April 18 by Dave Radigan

A weekend fire has left a Binghamton family without a home. It happened around 12:30 Saturday morning at 15 Franklin Street. The Binghamton Fire Department says seven trucks responded to the second alarm fire. Neighbors say an older couple lived in the home and... Read More.

Shot Fired into Litchfield Home

Monday, April 18 by Dave Radigan

A shot was fired into a Bradford County home, and now Pennsylvania State Police are investigating. It happened early last week along state Route 1056. Troopers say someone fired a single shot through the upstairs window of a home in Litchfield, and then fled... Read More.

Three Yonkers Men Arrested in Hancock After Traffic Stop

Monday, April 18 by WEBO Radio

On April 13th, New York State Police arrested Gustavo Vasquez, 20,Yonkers, NY, for Criminal Possession of a Weapon 4th and Criminal Possession of Marijuana 5th. Two passengers, Francisco Vasquez, 19, and Torrin Williams, 20, both of Yonkers, NY, were charged with Unlawful Possession of Marijuana. The... Read More.

Benefit Held to Assist the Aissa Family

Monday, April 18 by WEBO Radio

Neighbors held a benefit at American Legion Post 80 to help raise money for the Aissa family. Last month, a fire took the life of 17 year old Jeffrey Aissa and destroyed the family's home in Binghamton. The fire has been ruled arson; no one has... Read More.

Drainage Work on Route 11 Begins Monday April 18th

Monday, April 18 by WEBO Radio

The New York State Department of Transportation has announced that drainage structure work will be performed on US Route 11 westbound, between Haskins Avenue and Pig Alley, in the City of Binghamton, Broome County beginning at 6:30 a.m. on Monday, April 18th. Motorists will encounter... Read More.

NWS Issues Severe Weather Warning

Sunday, April 17 by WEBO Radio

The National Weather Service has issued a special weather statement. Small hail and strong winds will affect central Chenango, extreme north central Delaware, northeastern Tioga, northwestern Broome, southeastern Cortland and southwestern Otsego counties. At 532 PM EDT... National Weather Service Doppler radar indicated a strong shower... Read More.

NWS Issues Flood Watch for Broome County

Saturday, April 16 by WEBO Radio

The National Weather Service has issued a flood watch in effect until midnight EDT tonight. The Flood Watch continues for portions of central New York and northeast Pennsylvania, including the following counties... in central New York: Broome... Chenango... Madison and southern Oneida. In northeast Pennsylvania...... Read More.

Route 17, Interstate 81 Road Work Planned from April 17th to April 29th

Saturday, April 16 by WEBO Radio

The New York State Department of Transportation announced that bridge work will be performed on State Route 17 eastbound, Interstate 81 southbound over Loughlin Road near exit 3, in the City of Binghamton, Broome County between 7 p.m. and 7 a.m. beginning Sunday, April... Read More.

The Corning Foundation Provides $4,200,000 Grant to Corning-Painted Post School District

Friday, April 15 by WEBO Radio

The Corning Foundation has provided a $4.2 million grant to the Corning-Painted post School District to be applied to the 2011 budget. The school district has been struggling with a $6 million budget gap. The $4.2 million will restore curriculum, extra-curricular programs, and more than 50... Read More.

Former Binghamton Treasurer Pleads Guilty to Grand Larceny

Friday, April 15 by WEBO Radio

Patricia Schwartz, the former treasurer of Binghamton, entered a guilty plea to grand larceny charges on Thursday. Schwartz has agreed to pay the city $17,000 in restitution as part of her plea arrangement. An investigation was initiated after employees saw problems in her record keeping. She was... Read More.