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BC Transit to Continue to Receive Federal Funding

Wednesday, December 2 by MyHometownToday

$3.6 Million in federal funding has been saved for B.C Transit. The public transportation service in Broome County was at risk of losing this money earlier this year, after the U.S. congress was looking to cut federal spending. Congressman Richard Hanna announced yesterday though... Read More.

Sheriff’s Deputies Arrest Fugitive From Justice

Wednesday, December 2 by MyHometownToday

A fugitive from justice out of the State of Pennsylvania was taken into custody by Broome County Sheriff's Deputies yesterday. 40-year-old Shermaine Cave from Binghamton was wanted on a felony "dangerous drugs" charge out of Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania. Cave was arrested after sheriff's deputies recognized... Read More.

Burton Pleads ‘Not Guilty’ on All Charges

Tuesday, December 1 by MyHometownToday

The man who has been charged with intentionally setting a fire which resulted in the death of two children in October has plead not guilty to all charges. Authorities say that 38-year-old Dwight Burton intentionally set a fire on the third story of an... Read More.

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Multi-Car Accident Backs Up Traffic for Hours

Tuesday, December 1 by MyHometownToday

A multi-car accident on Route 17 Westbound yesterday afternoon backed up traffic for hours. According to authorities, the accident involving a camper, tow truck, and passenger vehicle occurred between exits 66 and 67 at around 1PM. Traffic was reduced to one lane, and authorities... Read More.

Police Continuing Investigation into Attack of SUNY Binghamton Student

Monday, November 30 by MyHometownToday

Binghamton Police are continuing their investigation into an incident which left a SUNY Binghamton student in need of emergency medical care. The unidentified SUNY Binghamton student is said to have been at the Ice House on Charlotte Street in Binghamton on November 15th, when... Read More.

Man Who Struck Toddler with Car Turns Himself In

Monday, November 30 by MyHometownToday

The man who drove away after hitting a toddler in a stroller on Wednesday has turned himself in. The man, 31-year-old Joseph Pascarella of Binghamton, allegedly struck a three year-old in his vehicle in the area of Vestal and Park Avenues at around 3:30PM... Read More.

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Cuomo Vetoes Bill Which Aims at Supporting Developmental Center Residents

Tuesday, November 24 by MyHometownToday

The bill aimed at continuing support for residents of the Broome Developmental Center has been vetoed by Governor Andrew Cuomo. The bill, proposed by Assemblywoman Donna Lupardo and Assemblyman Clifford Crouch last week, wanted to make sure residents continue to get the help they... Read More.

Binghamton Mets Supporting BPD’s ‘Toys for Tots’ Drive

Tuesday, November 24 by MyHometownToday

The Binghamton Mets are throwing their support behind the Binghamton Police Department's Toys for Tots drive. Starting on November 30th and continuing through December 18th, members of the community can donate new, unwrapped toys at NYSEG Stadium during normal business hours, and receive a... Read More.

BOCES Student Charged with Criminal Possession of Weapon Following On-Campus Incident

Monday, November 23 by MyHometownToday

Authorities were dispatched to Broome-Tioga BOCES on Friday for a report of a student wielding a black handgun. Initial reports indicated that 16-year-old Michael King of Binghamton was showing off a firearm to fellow students in the men's bathroom at BOCES, and then placed... Read More.

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Update on Prospect Mountain Construction Project by DOT

Monday, November 23 by MyHometownToday

The New York State Department of Transportation has announced that it is wrapping up phase one of the Prospect Mountain Construction Project on time. Phase one is scheduled to be completed by the end of December. Construction crews hit a major milestone in their... Read More.

Broome County Finalizes 2016 Budget

Friday, November 20 by MyHometownToday

The Broome County Budget for 2016 has been set, after County Executive Debbie Preston did not veto changes made to her proposed budget by the county legislature. The legislature's changes focused on decreasing the tax levy from 2.21 percent, as proposed by Preston to... Read More.

Akshar busy meeting with area elected officials

Thursday, November 19 by MyHometownToday

Senator Fred Akshar talked with us on the WEBO Morning Show today. He has been meeting with elected officials and continuing to work with regional boards and councils to hear the concerns of the 52nd Senate District. Yesterday, the Senator sat down with Rebuild... Read More.

Broome County

BC Transit to Continue to Receive Federal Funding

Sheriff’s Deputies Arrest Fugitive From Justice

Burton Pleads ‘Not Guilty’ on All Charges

Multi-Car Accident Backs Up Traffic for Hours

Police Continuing Investigation into Attack of SUNY Binghamton Student

Man Who Struck Toddler with Car Turns Himself In

Cuomo Vetoes Bill Which Aims at Supporting Developmental Center Residents

Binghamton Mets Supporting BPD’s ‘Toys for Tots’ Drive

BOCES Student Charged with Criminal Possession of Weapon Following On-Campus Incident

Update on Prospect Mountain Construction Project by DOT

Broome County Finalizes 2016 Budget

Akshar busy meeting with area elected officials

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