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Two Broome Residents Being Monitored For Possible Coronavirus

Monday, January 27 by Dave Radigan

Here is the press release from the Broome County Health Department:The Broome County Health Department is monitoring two adults who are being tested for infection by the novel Coronavirus that has emerged in China. To be clear, these are not confirmed cases. Tests are... Read More.

Queens Man Moves to JC; Now Guilty of Weapons and Drug Charges

Monday, January 27 by Bill Moyer

Kawon E. Imes was sentenced Friday to 13 years in prison, and five years’ parole, for drug and weapon charges, related to a February 2019 domestic incident. At trial in Broome County Court last October, prosecutors proved Imes had a loaded semi-automatic pistol, which he... Read More.

JC Domestic Dispute: Argument, Torn Pants, Biting, Felony, Released

Monday, January 27 by Bill Moyer

A domestic dispute last week in Johnson City involved arguing, biting, torn clothing, dragging, a cellphone and eventually three charges filed against the aggressor who was charged and then released, according to Johnson City police.News Release: Johnson City Police Department arrested FARRAHD J. SINGLETON,... Read More.

St. Baldrick’s in Candor Has Raised $343K for Child Cancer Research

Thursday, January 23 by Bill Moyer

St. Baldrick Candor is a family fun-filled day to raise money for pediatric cancer research. Over the previous 10 years, the St. Baldrick’s event has raised a total of $343,414. Even before the first razor begins buzzing to shave heads in late March, St.... Read More.

Binghamton University Students Return for Spring Semester Classes

Tuesday, January 21 by Bill Moyer

Spring semester classes start Wednesday for 18,100 students at Binghamton University. On anything but a "spring"-like day, students returned to the Vestal campus amid snow flurries, cold temperatures and gusty winds when dormitories reopened on Sunday. Perhaps the weather will be spring-like when students... Read More.

Rep. Brindisi Schedules Town Hall Meeting Tuesday in Endwell

Monday, January 20 by Bill Moyer

Congressman Anthony Brindisi (NY-22) will hold his January town hall on Tuesday, January 21 starting at 5:30 p.m. at Maine-Endwell Middle School, 1119 Farm to Market Road.This event is free and open to the public. Last year, Brindisi held a town hall in every... Read More.

Johnson City Woman Swindles $26K from Developmentally Disabled Male

Friday, January 17 by Bill Moyer

Johnson City Police arrested Margo L. Reynolds, 41 of Johnson City, on Thursday for Grand Larceny in the 3rd Degree in violation of section 155.35 subdivision 1 of the NYS Penal Law, a class D felony. Reynolds is accused a swindling $26,000 in US... Read More.

Delaware County Sheriff: Inmate Arrested Hours After Released

Thursday, January 16 by Bill Moyer

Sheriff Craig S. DuMond said Wednesday that an inmate released from the Delaware County Correctional Facility on Tuesday afternoon, as a result of New York State’s new Bail Reform law, was re-arrested and committed to the jail on new charges hours after his release... Read More.

Tioga County Projects Get $3.83M in State Consolidated Funds

Thursday, January 16 by Bill Moyer

2019 Consolidated Funding Awards were announced recently with the village and town of Owego awarded a combined $2,928,000 and other projects in Tioga County receiving a combined $900K in state funds.The Village of Owego will use a $250,000 Housing and Community Renewal NY Main... Read More.

Tioga County Chamber President and CEO Kania to Retire in May

Thursday, January 16 by Bill Moyer

Following 12 years of service, the President and CEO of the Tioga County Chamber of Commerce, Gwen Kania, has announced her retirement. She will step down at the end of May.“Working for the Tioga Chamber has been the most rewarding job! The people, businesses... Read More.

Binghamton JCC Fires Employee Who Left Loaded Gun at Center

Wednesday, January 15 by Bill Moyer

From the Jewish Community Center: "The Jewish Community Center (JCC) dismissed a staff member due to an incident that occurred while the JCC was closed for Christmas.On Christmas Eve, after the building was shut down for the holiday, a staff member was leaving for... Read More.

Obituary of Abbey Mae Luffman

Wednesday, January 15 by Dave Radigan

Abbey Mae Luffman, 16, of Owego passed away, Sunday, January 12, 2020 due to a sudden illness. Abbey is survived by her parents, Marcy and Lars Luffman; brother, Craig Luffman; sister, Briann Luffman; maternal grandparents, Marie and Donald Wunder; Mike and Liz Ellis; paternal... Read More.

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Two Broome Residents Being Monitored For Possible Coronavirus

Queens Man Moves to JC; Now Guilty of Weapons and Drug Charges

JC Domestic Dispute: Argument, Torn Pants, Biting, Felony, Released

St. Baldrick’s in Candor Has Raised $343K for Child Cancer Research

Binghamton University Students Return for Spring Semester Classes

Rep. Brindisi Schedules Town Hall Meeting Tuesday in Endwell

Johnson City Woman Swindles $26K from Developmentally Disabled Male

Delaware County Sheriff: Inmate Arrested Hours After Released

Tioga County Projects Get $3.83M in State Consolidated Funds

Tioga County Chamber President and CEO Kania to Retire in May

Binghamton JCC Fires Employee Who Left Loaded Gun at Center

Obituary of Abbey Mae Luffman

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