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No Injuries From Kitchen Fire At Belmar Pub

Monday, March 3 by MyHometownToday

The Binghamton Fire Department also had to respond to a fire Saturday night at a bar on Main Street. According to reports, people inside the Belmar Pub at the time of the fire saw flames coming from the pub's kitchen. Firefighters were called to... Read More.

St Patrick’s Parade Held In Binghamton

Monday, March 3 by MyHometownToday

Saturday was a busy day in Binghamton, as the city hosted the 47th annual St. Patrick's Day parade. The day was busy for parade-goers and law enforcement alike, as police had to charge seven people on misdemeanor counts during the parade. Five people were... Read More.

Endicott Company To Provide NYSEG’s Credit & Collection Services

Monday, March 3 by MyHometownToday

Nationwide Credit Incorporated is currently in the process of moving its call center location from Vestal to Endicott. The call center will be moving from its site at University Plaza along the Vestal Parkway to 1093 Clark Street in Endicott. NCI currently employs over... Read More.

Grammy Nominee Performs At Local Fundraiser

Monday, March 3 by MyHometownToday

A Grammy Award nominee and country music songwriter was in Endicott on Saturday to help raise funds for a local children's camp. Lee Thomas Miller is a songwriter for Tim McGraw, Brad Paisley, and Trace Adkins, to name a few, and he is a... Read More.

Tioga County Seeking Feedback On Bus System

Friday, February 28 by MyHometownToday

Tioga County's Legislative Chair Martha Sauerbrey is reminding the county's residents to give the legislature their feedback on Tioga County's bussing system. Following recent changes in the mandated Medical Transportation System by the state, Tioga Bus Transportation will no longer be given funding from... Read More.

Binghamton Man Sentenced In Stabbing Of Girlfriend

Friday, February 28 by MyHometownToday

A Binghamton man has been sentenced to 20 years in prison and five years of post-release supervision after he was convicted of attempted murder, among other charges, Thursday in Broome County Court. 54-year-old Ralph Townshend was sentenced as a second felony offender following his... Read More.

Funds Missing From Apalachin Youth Football

Friday, February 28 by MyHometownToday

A local youth football league is missing money from its bank account. The board of the Apalachin Youth Football League discovered the missing money in November. According to a media release, the board notified the New York State Police and the Tioga... Read More.

State Street/Phelps Park To Have A Community Garden

Friday, February 28 by MyHometownToday

A community garden will be coming to a Binghamton Park. The State Street/Phelps Park will be opening a new garden, and any community members interested in renting a bed at the garden will able to do so. The garden is a partnership between the... Read More.

Binghamton Set To Present 47th St. Patrick’s Day Parade

Friday, February 28 by MyHometownToday

It's the 47th year of a parade that brings thousands to downtown Binghamton. The city works closely with the Hibernian Parade Committee to organize the St Patrick’s Parade Day. St. Mary of the Assumption Church will host a parade day mass at... Read More.

Tioga Opportunities Names New Community Services Director

Friday, February 28 by MyHometownToday

Tioga Opportunities has announced a new Director of the Department of Community Services. Effective last week, Jeremy Rutter was named the department's new director. Rutter will be in charge of operating and scheduling the Countryside Community Center. He will also be coordinating activities of... Read More.

St. Patrick’s School Benefit Set For Tonight

Friday, February 28 by MyHometownToday

The Ti-Ahwaga Community Theatre will be playing host to a concert tonight to benefit St. Patrick's School in Owego. Local jazz band Triple Down will be joined by Joshua Condon, an Ithaca College music major who has also gained quite a following. Diana Chandler... Read More.

Endicott-Johnson Building Owners Given Ultimatum

Thursday, February 27 by MyHometownToday

The Town of Union has issued an ultimatum to the owners of a former Endicott-Johnson building on North Page Avenue: Fix it up, or tear it down. The several story building has broken windows, floors with holes and a roof in desperate need... Read More.

Owego-Bing

No Injuries From Kitchen Fire At Belmar Pub

St Patrick’s Parade Held In Binghamton

Endicott Company To Provide NYSEG’s Credit & Collection Services

Grammy Nominee Performs At Local Fundraiser

Tioga County Seeking Feedback On Bus System

Binghamton Man Sentenced In Stabbing Of Girlfriend

Funds Missing From Apalachin Youth Football

State Street/Phelps Park To Have A Community Garden

Binghamton Set To Present 47th St. Patrick’s Day Parade

Tioga Opportunities Names New Community Services Director

St. Patrick’s School Benefit Set For Tonight

Endicott-Johnson Building Owners Given Ultimatum

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