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Binghamton Police To Carry Heroin Overdose Reversal Kit

Tuesday, March 18 by MyHometownToday

According to Binghamton mayor Rich David, police officers in Binghamton will begin carrying a heroin overdose reversal medication while on duty. The medication is a nasal spray that helps facilitate normal breathing and reverse the symptoms of a heroin overdose. Its purpose is to... Read More.

Owego Mayoral Race Highlights Tuesday’s Election

Monday, March 17 by MyHometownToday

As local elections will be held on Tuesday, one of the most highly-anticipated races in the area is the race for Village of Owego mayor. Current mayor Kevin Millar, of the Rebuild Owego Party, is seeking re-election on Tuesday. Millar became village mayor back... Read More.

Citizens Preparedness Training Program Held At Binghamton University

Monday, March 17 by MyHometownToday

The Southern Tier is no stranger to disasters. To make sure you are organized before the next disaster hits, the state is offering training on what you need to prepare. Governor Andrew Cuomo made a stop at Binghamton University on Saturday to kick... Read More.

St Baldrick’s Event Raises Over $8000

Monday, March 17 by MyHometownToday

Heads were being shaved at the Relief Pitcher on Conklin Avenue. That's where the Binghamton firefighters had their annual St. Baldrick's Fundraiser. This is the second year the firefighters have had the head shaving fundraiser. Last year they raised $4,500. This... Read More.

K-Max Helicopter ‘Attends’ Southern Tier Science Fair

Monday, March 17 by MyHometownToday

Students attending the Southern Tier Scholastic Science Fair saw a lot more than the traditional projects Saturday. They witnessed science and engineering in action when a Lockheed Martin Kaman K-Max Helicopter landed at SUNY Broome. The helicopter is used for military purposes... Read More.

Five Arrested Following Standoff With Police

Monday, March 17 by MyHometownToday

A Friday night standoff with police results in five people facing charges. Around seven o'clock Friday, Binghamton Police surrounded 120 Walnut Street, and after an hour, five people inside the home surrendered. The standoff was a result of a previous investigation by the department's... Read More.

Lockheed Martin’s ‘Build-It-Bowl’ Raises $5000

Monday, March 17 by MyHometownToday

A fundraiser at Owego Bowl over the weekend raised thousands of dollars for the Tioga County Boys and Girls Club. Lockheed Martin's annual Build-It-Bowl fundraising event on Sunday combined bowling with raffles, food, and donations from businesses to help the local organization. This... Read More.

Homeowner Injured In Deposit Fire

Monday, March 17 by MyHometownToday

A Deposit man was sent to the hospital during a house fire on Sunday. Crews were called to the home at 39 Elm Street just after 9 a.m. A family of eight was living in the home at the time of the... Read More.

Citizen Preparedness Training Set For This Weekend

Friday, March 14 by MyHometownToday

Local leaders have announced a Citizen Preparedness Training Program to be held this weekend at Binghamton University. Governor Andrew Cuomo, State Senator Tom Libous, Assemblywoman Donna Lupardo, and Broome County Executive Debbie Preston announced the event which will be held at the BU Events... Read More.

Pennsylvania Man Arrested In Vestal Bar Fight

Friday, March 14 by MyHometownToday

A Pennsylvania man was taken into custody following a bar fight in Vestal. 36-year-old Robert Clifford of Friendsville, Pennsylvania is accused of causing a disturbance around midnight on Wednesday at the Vestal Inn on Front Street, when he allegedly made inappropriate comments to women... Read More.

Field, Hearth, And Home Show Set For Saturday

Friday, March 14 by MyHometownToday

Tomorrow is the day for the third annual Field, Hearth, and Home Show, presented by the Tioga County Chamber of Commerce and the Tioga United Way. The show will be held at the Owego Treadway Inn and Conference center tomorrow from 9 AM to... Read More.

Spencer-Van Etten To Seek Tax Cap Override

Friday, March 14 by MyHometownToday

Spencer-Van Etten is among the six percent of New York school districts that have indicated they will be seeking approval of an override of the property tax cap. 38 districts statewide are proposing an override for the 2014-2015 school year. The tax cap, which... Read More.

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Binghamton Police To Carry Heroin Overdose Reversal Kit

Owego Mayoral Race Highlights Tuesday’s Election

Citizens Preparedness Training Program Held At Binghamton University

St Baldrick’s Event Raises Over $8000

K-Max Helicopter ‘Attends’ Southern Tier Science Fair

Five Arrested Following Standoff With Police

Lockheed Martin’s ‘Build-It-Bowl’ Raises $5000

Homeowner Injured In Deposit Fire

Citizen Preparedness Training Set For This Weekend

Pennsylvania Man Arrested In Vestal Bar Fight

Field, Hearth, And Home Show Set For Saturday

Spencer-Van Etten To Seek Tax Cap Override

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