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LISTEN LIVE: Towanda advances to Scholarship Challenge finals; Sayre vs. NEB up next

Saturday, March 15 by Pat McDonald

The Towanda Black Knights took down Notre Dame by a 170-60 score to advance to this morning's Scholarship Challenge finals. Sayre will now take on Northeast Bradford to decide the other finalist of the 45th annual FCCB Scholarship Challenge. Listen live on all Radigan Media stations... Read More.

LISTEN LIVE: The Scholarship Challenge finals start at 10!

Saturday, March 15 by Pat McDonald

Listen to the 45th annual FCCB Scholarship Challenge finals at 10 a.m. The first semifinal will feature Notre Dame and Towanda, while Sayre will take on defending champion Northeast Bradford in the second semifinal. The action will begin at 10 a.m. You can listen on... Read More.

Scholarship Challenge finals set for Saturday

Friday, March 14 by Pat McDonald

The 45th annual Scholarship Challenge will wrap up this weekend with the finals. The defending champion Northeast Bradford Panthers will be joined by Notre Dame, Sayre and Towanda on the Sayre Theatre stage on Saturday. Notre Dame will take on Towanda in the first match, and Sayre... Read More.

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Odessa man sentenced to 27-32 years for child rape, porn

Friday, March 14 by Pat McDonald

A Schuyler County man will spend more than 25 years in state prison for child rape and child porn charges. According to WENY-TV, 67-year-old Odessa resident Marcel Veilleux pleaded guilty to charges of rape, criminal sexual act and promoting a sexual performance by a child... Read More.

Five people charged after allegedly stealing from Rico’s at Arnot Mall

Thursday, March 13 by Pat McDonald

Five people have been charged after they allegedly stole from Rico’s Pizzeria at the Arnot Mall. According to the New York State Police, the suspects stole unauthorized checks from the restaurant and cashed them at various banks in the area. One of the suspects in a... Read More.

Gov. Hochul pushing for smartphone restrictions in schools

Wednesday, March 12 by Pat McDonald

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul is pushing for lawmakers to support her “bell-to-bell” proposal for distraction free schools. The proposal includes no unauthorized use of personal devices on school grounds during the school day, including class, lunch and study hall. It allows schools to develop their... Read More.

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Trial underway for suspect who allegedly injured Chemung County Sheriff’s Investigator

Wednesday, March 12 by Pat McDonald

Tuesday was the opening day of the trial of the woman accused of injuring a Chemung County Sheriff’s Investigator last year. Opening statements were delivered and several people testified in the trial of Fatiuana Massaline, who is facing charges of second-degree assault and assault on... Read More.

NY fires 2,000 corrections officers, says strike is over

Wednesday, March 12 by Pat McDonald

New York State has fired 2,000 correctional officers who refused to return to work and said they cannot be hired for state positions going forward. The state declared the strike over, but there were still some officers on the picket line for the 23rd day... Read More.

Human remains found in unmarked grave at Woodlawn Cemetery

Tuesday, March 11 by Pat McDonald

The Elmira Police Department is conducting an investigation after human remains were found in an unmarked grave at Woodlawn Cemetery on Monday. Cemetery staff called police after making the discovery at around 4 p.m. According to police, a preliminary investigation revealed the remains were from an... Read More.

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Scholarship Challenge finals set for this weekend

Tuesday, March 11 by Pat McDonald

The 45th annual Scholarship Challenge will wrap up this weekend with the finals. The defending champion Northeast Bradford Panthers will be joined by Notre Dame, Sayre and Towanda on the Sayre Theatre stage on Saturday. Notre Dame will take on Towanda in the first match, and Sayre... Read More.

Deal between NY, corrections officers falls through

Tuesday, March 11 by Pat McDonald

The deal that was reached between New York State and the Corrections Officers union will not go into effect after the 85 percent return-to-work mandate was not met on Monday morning. The deal required striking officers to return to work by 6:45 a.m. on Monday. According... Read More.

New York State, corrections officers union strike deal, some officers not satisfied

Monday, March 10 by Pat McDonald

The New York State Department of Corrections and the union announced a deal has been reached on Saturday, but some corrections officers are not happy with the agreement. According to WENY-TV, corrections officers continued their strike on Sunday and called the deal a slap in... Read More.

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LISTEN LIVE: Towanda advances to Scholarship Challenge finals; Sayre vs. NEB up next

LISTEN LIVE: The Scholarship Challenge finals start at 10!

Scholarship Challenge finals set for Saturday

Odessa man sentenced to 27-32 years for child rape, porn

Five people charged after allegedly stealing from Rico’s at Arnot Mall

Gov. Hochul pushing for smartphone restrictions in schools

Trial underway for suspect who allegedly injured Chemung County Sheriff’s Investigator

NY fires 2,000 corrections officers, says strike is over

Human remains found in unmarked grave at Woodlawn Cemetery

Scholarship Challenge finals set for this weekend

Deal between NY, corrections officers falls through

New York State, corrections officers union strike deal, some officers not satisfied

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