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Sayre man sentenced for collecting benefits for 17 years after mother passed away

Wednesday, March 4 by Pat McDonald

A Sayre man has been sentenced after he concealed his mother’s death for 17 years and continued to collect benefits. According to the US Attorney’s Office for the Middle District of Pennsylvania, 76-year-old Richard Burke was sentenced to a year of probation and ordered to... Read More.

Owners announce Enterprise Center is now called The Village

Wednesday, March 4 by Pat McDonald

The Enterprise Center on South Elmer Ave. in Sayre has a new name. Owners Clint and Holly Kellar officially announced that the historic building will now be known as The Village during its 100th anniversary open house and vendor show over the weekend. The Village is... Read More.

West End Family YMCA to receive $1.4 million for roof, parking lot and more

Wednesday, March 4 by Pat McDonald

The West End Family YMCA in Johnson City is set to receive a major funding boost. The Dormitory Authority of the State of New York has awarded $1.4 million to the YMCA for critical infrastructure work. The center will use the funds for a new roof,... Read More.

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Firefighters battle blaze in Binghamton

Wednesday, March 4 by Pat McDonald

Firefighters responded to a fire on Binghamton’s southside on Tuesday. According to WBNG-TV, the fire was on the 100 block of South Washington Street. People were reportedly inside the home when the fire started but were able to make it out safely. No injuries have been reported... Read More.

Shady Strong BBQ Competition and Music Festival set for July 11

Wednesday, March 4 by Pat McDonald

The Shady Strong ALS Awareness organization has announced a date for the 5th annual BBQ Competition and Music Festival. The annual event will be held on Saturday, July 11 at the Bement Billings Farmstead on Route 38 in Newark Valley. Visitors will enjoy a day of... Read More.

Horseheads High School to present Little Shop of Horrors

Wednesday, March 4 by Pat McDonald

The Horseheads High School Greenroom Players will present Little Shop of Horrors later this week. The shows will be held Thursday and Friday at 7 p.m. and Saturday at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. Auditions were held back in November and Horseheads students have been rehearsing... Read More.

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Schuyler County man sentenced to 9 years on drug charge

Wednesday, March 4 by Pat McDonald

A Schuyler County man has been sentenced to time in state prison after pleading guilty to a drug charge. According to the Schuyler County District Attorney’s Office, 43-year-old Montour Falls resident Christopher L. Yaw has been sentenced to nine years in prison for criminal possession... Read More.

School Delays for Wednesday, March 4

Wednesday, March 4 by Pat McDonald

The following area school districts are operating on a two-hour delay today (Wednesday, March 4): Athens Sayre Epiphany Canton Towanda Troy Wyalusing Northern Tier Career Center Spencer-Van Etten

Waverly residents charged after allegedly abandoning kittens

Tuesday, March 3 by Pat McDonald

Three Waverly residents are facing charges after they allegedly abandoned numerous kittens. According to the Tioga County Sheriff's Office, three kittens were intentionally dropped off on the side of Ellis Creek Road on Feb. 23. Following an investigation, 42-year-old Jessica L. Travis was charged with four... Read More.

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Berkshire man behind bars after high-speed chase

Tuesday, March 3 by Pat McDonald

A 36-year-old Berkshire man is behind bars after he led police on a high-speed chase that ended in the Susquehanna River. According to court documents, David R. Keener was charged by Sayre Police with felony counts of aggravated assault, one count of evading arrest, fleeing... Read More.

Middle School teams to compete in Scholarship Challenge this weekend

Tuesday, March 3 by Pat McDonald

Middle school teams will hit the Sayre Theatre stage for the 46th annual FCCB Scholarship Challenge this week. Teams from Athens, Northeast Bradford, Sayre, Spencer-Van Etten, Tioga, Waverly, Wellsboro and Wyalusing will compete in the middle school bracket on Saturday. The finals are set for the... Read More.

Retired Binghamton firefighter announces run for NY State Senate

Tuesday, March 3 by Pat McDonald

Mike Bolles, a retired Binghamton firefighter-paramedic and 22-year US Army veteran, today formally announced his candidacy for the 52nd State Senate District in the 2026 election. The District is comprised of all of Cortland and Tompkins counties and parts of Broome County, setting up a challenge... Read More.

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Sayre man sentenced for collecting benefits for 17 years after mother passed away

Owners announce Enterprise Center is now called The Village

West End Family YMCA to receive $1.4 million for roof, parking lot and more

Firefighters battle blaze in Binghamton

Shady Strong BBQ Competition and Music Festival set for July 11

Horseheads High School to present Little Shop of Horrors

Schuyler County man sentenced to 9 years on drug charge

School Delays for Wednesday, March 4

Waverly residents charged after allegedly abandoning kittens

Berkshire man behind bars after high-speed chase

Middle School teams to compete in Scholarship Challenge this weekend

Retired Binghamton firefighter announces run for NY State Senate

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