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Special Olympics Summer Games Comes to Ithaca this Weekend

Thursday, June 23 by WEBO

Ithaca, N.Y. – It all comes down to this---Special Olympics New York State Summer Games, the largest statewide competition of the year for athletes with intellectual disabilities, is coming to Ithaca this weekend, and Midway Lanes in Vestal hosts the Bowling athletes Saturday.The summer... Read More.

American Pickers Hosts Head to New York State, Seek Southern Tier Collections to Pick

Monday, May 23 by WEBO

The hit television documentary series “American Pickers” seen on cable’s History Channel is returning to New York State in August 2022 to film episodes and seek leads on collectors, including those in the Southern Tier of New York who would like to share their... Read More.

Jazz Comes Alive in April with Concerts for Seniors In Broome, Tompkins Counties

Monday, April 4 by WEBO

Binghamton, N.Y. -- Seniors in Broome and Tompkins counties will be able to enjoy free, live jazz performances throughout the month of April, which is Jazz Appreciation month, thanks to a collaboration between the recording industry’s Music Performance Trust Fund (MPTF) and Binghamton Local... Read More.

Nominate a Local Hero for Southern Tier Red Cross Event

Wednesday, January 19 by WEBO

(ENDICOTT, N.Y.) – The Southern Tier Chapter of the American Red Cross Western New York Region is accepting nominations through Monday, January 31 for its 13th annual Real Heroes event. Local heroes across Broome, Chenango, Cortland, Delaware, Otsego, Sullivan, Tioga and Tompkins counties, as well... Read More.

Tioga State Bank Receives National Recognition in “Best Banks to Work For”

Wednesday, December 1 by WEBO

Spencer, N.Y — For the fourth consecutive year, Tioga State Bank (TSB) has earned national recognition winning a Best Banks to Work For award from American Banker magazine. TSB was honored for all that their employees do for their customers and communities.Tioga State Bank President... Read More.

Hunger During Holidays: Food Bank Virtual Turkey Drive Begins in Southern Tier

Friday, November 5 by WEBO

The holidays are a time to gather with friends and family, make memories and build on traditions, and give thanks often around a table filled with an abundance of food. For thousands of Southern Tier residents, however, holiday dinner does not exist and so... Read More.

12- year old Ithaca boy finds loaded handgun while playing outside Monday afternoon

Tuesday, March 23 by Bill Moyer

On Monday at 1:00 p.m., Ithaca police responded to the report of handgun that was found in a ditch on the side of the road in the 500 block of Spencer Road. It was learned that a 12-year-old boy was outside playing and saw... Read More.

Ithaca Police Chief Nayor Issues Warning to Pending Protestors on the Commons

Thursday, October 22 by Bill Moyer

As the Police Chief for the City of Ithaca, I have been made aware that a large rally is scheduled for this Saturday on the Commons and simultaneously, a counter-protest is also rumored to be occurring. I am also aware that acts of aggression... Read More.

After 18 Weeks of Protests, Ithaca Police Charge Two at Headquarters Protest

Monday, October 12 by Bill Moyer

On Sunday, October 11 at approximately 5:16 PM, Ithaca Police Officers responded to a non-peaceful protest at Police Headquarters, 120 E. Clinton St., involving subjects in the roadway obstructing traffic and making graffiti on public property. Throughout the incident multiple subjects from the protest... Read More.

NYS Police at Ithaca Looking for Man Accused of Stealing Electronics

Thursday, January 2 by Bill Moyer

New York State Police at Ithaca are seeking the public’s assistance in identifying the pictured individual. The male subject entered the Kinney Drugs on North Triphammer Road in the village of Lansing on December 31 and is accused of stealing several electronics between 2:22 p.m.... Read More.

UPDATED: Ithaca Police Identify Man Shot and Killed By Officer

Monday, December 23 by Bill Moyer

UPDATED: Ithaca police have identified Michael DeCastro, 57, as the man killed early Saturday when shot by an officer in the lobby of the city's police station.Investigators said DeCastro was carrying a "butcher type knife" with a nine-inch blade when he rang the buzzer... Read More.

K9 Rex and Ithaca Police Wear Pink Badges in October

Friday, October 4 by Bill Moyer

BINGHAMTON POLICE OFFICERS ARE ALSO WEARING PINK BADGES.During the month of October, K9 Rex and Ithaca Police Officers will be wearing pink badges in support of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. In order to wear these badges, officers are donating money in support of... Read More.

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Special Olympics Summer Games Comes to Ithaca this Weekend

American Pickers Hosts Head to New York State, Seek Southern Tier Collections to Pick

Jazz Comes Alive in April with Concerts for Seniors In Broome, Tompkins Counties

Nominate a Local Hero for Southern Tier Red Cross Event

Tioga State Bank Receives National Recognition in “Best Banks to Work For”

Hunger During Holidays: Food Bank Virtual Turkey Drive Begins in Southern Tier

12- year old Ithaca boy finds loaded handgun while playing outside Monday afternoon

Ithaca Police Chief Nayor Issues Warning to Pending Protestors on the Commons

After 18 Weeks of Protests, Ithaca Police Charge Two at Headquarters Protest

NYS Police at Ithaca Looking for Man Accused of Stealing Electronics

UPDATED: Ithaca Police Identify Man Shot and Killed By Officer

K9 Rex and Ithaca Police Wear Pink Badges in October

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