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Binghamton to receive $10 million for Clinton Street improvements

Sunday, March 2 by Pat McDonald

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has announced that Binghamton will receive $10 million to improve Clinton Street. The city will use the funds to expand affordable housing and improve public infrastructure. The money is coming from the Downtown Revitalization Initiative, which will be giving out $200... Read More.

Tioga County Sheriff’s Office arrests fugitive

Thursday, February 27 by Pat McDonald

The Tioga County Sheriff’s Office has announced the arrest of the man who was wanted as a fugitive from justice out of Pennsylvania. According to police, 31-year-old Nicholas R. Whitmarsh was arrested on Feb. 21 in Barton. Whitmarsh fled on foot was deputies arrived. He was... Read More.

NY State Police arrest Endicott pharmacist for fraudulent prescriptions

Thursday, February 27 by Pat McDonald

The New York State Police have arrested a pharmacist in Endicott for fraudulent prescription practice. According to police, 46-year-old Binghamton resident Clyde T. Stevens has been charged with five counts of criminal sale of a prescription for a controlled substance by a practitioner or pharmacist,... Read More.

Binghamton man sentenced to eight years on drugs, weapons charges

Thursday, February 27 by Pat McDonald

A Binghamton man was sentenced to eight years in prison on drugs and weapons charges. According to the Broome County District Attorney’s Office, 42-year-old Robert C. Wilson was sentenced for the criminal possession of a controlled substance and criminal possession of a weapon. On July 19,... Read More.

New owners take over Donoli’s in Apalachin

Wednesday, February 26 by Pat McDonald

One of the most popular restaurants in the Twin Tiers has new owners. The Kasmarcik family is taking over at Donoli’s Restaurant and Banquets in Apalachin. The new owners said Donoli’s has meant so much to their family and community over the years and they are... Read More.

Candor Daffodil Festival accepting vendor applications

Wednesday, February 26 by Pat McDonald

Vendor applications are now being accepted for the annual Candor Daffodil Festival. If you are a new or returning vendor, contact the festival as soon as possible to reserve your space. Email [email protected] to get an application or for more information. The 2025 Candor Daffodil Festival... Read More.

Public meeting set for tonight in Nichols on potential changes to clerk, highway positions

Tuesday, February 25 by Pat McDonald

The Town of Nichols is considering a major change when it comes to the town clerk and highway supervisor positions. The town is looking into changing those positions from elected to appointed. The first step is a public meeting which will be held tonight at 6... Read More.

Guthrie announces $3K grant for United Methodist Homes Hilltop Campus

Tuesday, February 25 by Pat McDonald

Guthrie is pleased to announce the awarding of a $3,000 grant to United Methodist Homes Hilltop Campus through our Community Benefit Grant Program. This funding will support the installation of a functional blood pressure machine kiosk at the assisted living facility, empowering residents to regularly... Read More.

Big Lots, Joann Fabrics to close in Vestal

Tuesday, February 25 by Pat McDonald

A pair of stores in Vestal will soon close their doors for good. The Big Lots on the Vestal Parkway will close on March 16th. The company announced it would be closing 300 stores nationwide back in August. The Joann Fabrics on the Vestal Parkway will also... Read More.

Scam alert: Broome County Sheriff’s Office warns of scam phone calls

Monday, February 24 by Pat McDonald

Scammers impersonating Sheriff’s detectives and deputies are again contacting Broome County residents in an effort to solicit money and gift cards from unsuspecting victims. Residents are reminded not to provide credit card or other payment information over the phone to anyone claiming to be... Read More.

Towanda advances to Scholarship Challenge finals

Monday, February 24 by Pat McDonald

The Towanda Black Knights punched their ticket to the Scholarship Challenge finals on Saturday. Towanda took down Tioga Central in the opening round on Saturday, while Newark Valley beat Owego. In the final match of the day, Towanda picked up the win over Newark Valley... Read More.

Campville firefighters become certified ice rescue technicians

Monday, February 24 by Pat McDonald

Members of the Campville Fire Department have completed training to become officially New York State Certified Ice Rescue Technicians. According to the department, the firefighters battled freezing temperatures, tested their limits and sharpened the lifesaving skills needed to perform in extreme conditions. The department said in... Read More.

Owego-Bing

Binghamton to receive $10 million for Clinton Street improvements

Tioga County Sheriff’s Office arrests fugitive

NY State Police arrest Endicott pharmacist for fraudulent prescriptions

Binghamton man sentenced to eight years on drugs, weapons charges

New owners take over Donoli’s in Apalachin

Candor Daffodil Festival accepting vendor applications

Public meeting set for tonight in Nichols on potential changes to clerk, highway positions

Guthrie announces $3K grant for United Methodist Homes Hilltop Campus

Big Lots, Joann Fabrics to close in Vestal

Scam alert: Broome County Sheriff’s Office warns of scam phone calls

Towanda advances to Scholarship Challenge finals

Campville firefighters become certified ice rescue technicians

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