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Power Lines Cause Brush Fire Near Barker/Nanticoke Line

Thursday, May 3 by MyHometownToday

A brush fire near the Barker and Nanticoke line was caused by trees brushing with power lines. The fire was extinguished and there was no damage to any homes on Pendill Hill Road or Driscoll Road. The fire got very close to one structure. The risk of... Read More.

Free Pet Adoptions Set for Saturday at the BC Humane Society

Wednesday, May 2 by MyHometownToday

The ‘Empty the Shelters’ event is set for Saturday at the Broome County Humane Society. Pets will be available for adoption free of charge, thanks to the Bissel Pet Foundation. All adoption fees will be paid by Bissell. In order to qualify, you must submit an application before the event to... Read More.

Police Searching for Missing Vulnerable Adult

Tuesday, May 1 by MyHometownToday

Binghamton Police are trying to track down a missing man. Police say 19-year-old Kyle Nowalk was last seen on April 9th, in the morning, at the intersection of Main and Helen streets in Binghamton. He has not been heard from since. He does not... Read More.

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Bing. Detectives Investigate Shot Fired

Tuesday, May 1 by MyHometownToday

Detectives are releasing more information about a weekend altercation that led to gun shots. Detectives say that around 1:20 Saturday afternoon, a verbal argument began between a group of three men. The incident happened on Susquehanna Street, near Carroll Street. The group tried to... Read More.

Endicott Performing Arts Center Gets Upgrades

Tuesday, May 1 by MyHometownToday

The Endicott Performing Arts Center is getting a much-needed upgrade to its facility. $5,000 will be spent on a plumbing project thanks to donations and grants. The Robert Eckert Theatre is more than 100 years old and puts on anywhere from 15 to 20 shows a... Read More.

New Safety Procedures at BU

Monday, April 30 by MyHometownToday

Binghamton University is implementing new safety procedures after a fatal stabbing happened on campus earlier this month. President Harvey Stenger outlined new policies in a campus-wide email Thursday. Security cameras will be put in all residential halls that don't already have them. The university... Read More.

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Dick’s To Construct eCommerce Fulfillment Center in Conklin

Thursday, April 26 by MyHometownToday

Dick’s Sporting Goods will be constructing its first eCommerce fulfillment center in the Town of Conklin. The new facility will be 245,000 square feet and will be adjacent to their recently opened distribution center. The expansion will lead to approximately 500 new, full-time jobs over the next... Read More.

Three Nurses File Lawsuit Against Correctional Medical Care

Thursday, April 26 by MyHometownToday

Three nurses have filed a suit against Correctional Medical Care in Broome County Supreme Court. Three nurses allege that they were fired for refusing to falsify medical records at the Broome County Jail. CMC provides medical care at multiple correctional facilities. The nurses allege that they were... Read More.

Endicott Firefighter Injured in Arthur Avenue Fire

Thursday, April 26 by MyHometownToday

An Endicott firefighter was injured while fighting a fire on Arthur Avenue on Wednesday. The injury is minor and did not require a visit to the hospital. The firefighter’s leg went through a floor that was weakened by the fire. There were no other injuries. The single... Read More.

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Garbage Fire Burns Five Acres

Wednesday, April 25 by MyHometownToday

Firefighters from the Killawog Fire department fought a garbage fire on the Tioga-Broome County line in the town of Lisle. Five acres were burned on Grant House Road. The fire was started by a person burning garbage. The New York State DEC reminds everyone that garbage burning is banned... Read More.

Binghamton Police Investigating Shooting on Doubleday Street

Tuesday, April 24 by MyHometownToday

The Binghamton Police are investigating a shooting on Doubleday Street in the city. 29-year-old Darryl Sutton of Binghamton was shot in the face. He was sent to Wilson Hospital and then transferred to Syracuse. He is in serious condition, but expected to survive. The shooting occurred... Read More.

Port Crane Man Arrested for Assault, Reckless Endangerment

Tuesday, April 24 by MyHometownToday

The New York State Police have arrested 37-year-old Christopher Ramey of Port Crane, for felony Assault, Reckless Endangerment, and several misdemeanors. Troopers were dispatched to a dispute where a victim was struck by a vehicle. The investigation revealed that Ramey became angry after an argument and spun his tires while... Read More.

Broome County

Power Lines Cause Brush Fire Near Barker/Nanticoke Line

Free Pet Adoptions Set for Saturday at the BC Humane Society

Police Searching for Missing Vulnerable Adult

Bing. Detectives Investigate Shot Fired

Endicott Performing Arts Center Gets Upgrades

New Safety Procedures at BU

Dick’s To Construct eCommerce Fulfillment Center in Conklin

Three Nurses File Lawsuit Against Correctional Medical Care

Endicott Firefighter Injured in Arthur Avenue Fire

Garbage Fire Burns Five Acres

Binghamton Police Investigating Shooting on Doubleday Street

Port Crane Man Arrested for Assault, Reckless Endangerment

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