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Two charged with animal cruelty in connection with dog’s death

Thursday, December 19 by Pat McDonald

Two people are facing animal cruelty charges after they allegedly killed a dog in Towanda. A Bradford County Humane Police Officers received a tip on Nov. 4 that a dog had been brutally killed. According to court documents, Towanda resident Dixie Cabucci asked a friend, Kane... Read More.

Chemung County Sheriff: Gillett woman arrested for DWI with child in car

Thursday, December 19 by Pat McDonald

A Gillett woman has been charged with driving while intoxicated with a child in the car. According to the Chemung County Sheriff’s Office, 35-year-old Lorraine M. Gates was arrested on Wednesday following a traffic stop in the Town of Southport. Gates has been charged with a... Read More.

Williams Auto Group donates $10,000 to Johnson City YMCA

Thursday, December 19 by Pat McDonald

Williams Auto Group donated $10,000 to the Johnson City YMCA this week. The local YMCA will use the money for several programs, including swim lessons and the Livestrong Program. According to WBNG-TV, the Johnson City YMCA is also planning a new recreation center complete with pickleball... Read More.

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Old IBM buildings in Endicott to be demolished

Thursday, December 19 by Pat McDonald

Following years of delays, the old, dilapidated IBM buildings in Endicott are set to be demolished. The old factory buildings have been vacant for many years, and on Monday, the Village of Endicott board finalized a plan to tear down the structures at the corner... Read More.

Old Dominion Freight Line to purchase 20 acres in Broome Corporate Park

Thursday, December 19 by Pat McDonald

Old Dominion Freight Line, a leading national freight company, is set to purchase a 20-acre site in the Broome Corporate Park to construct a state-of-the-art cross-dock logistics facility. The site, which has remained vacant since the park’s establishment in 1984, will soon see new development... Read More.

Washington Ave. Bridge reopens in Elmira

Thursday, December 19 by Pat McDonald

The Washington Avenue Bridge in Elmira reopened on Wednesday afternoon. Elmira Police Officers encountered smoke under the bridge at around 4:45 a.m. on Oct. 30th. The bridge had been closed since the fire. The New York State Department of Transportation and engineering consultants have said the... Read More.

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Watkins Glen voters vote down Capital Improvement Project

Thursday, December 19 by Pat McDonald

Voters in the Watkins Glen Central School District have rejected a proposed $35.8 million dollar Capital Improvement Project. The project would upgrade athletic facilities, infrastructure and educational spaces at the high school, as well as security and classroom improvements at the elementary school. The referendum failed... Read More.

Sayre Salvation Army’s Red Kettle Campaign heading down final stretch

Thursday, December 19 by Pat McDonald

The Sayre Salvation Army’s annual Red Kettle Campaign is heading down the final stretch. Bell ringers are out each day at Top’s and Walmart, while countertop kettles are in 18 businesses throughout the Valley. A complete list can be found below. The Salvation Army is looking... Read More.

Jeld-Wen forced to sell Wysox plant

Wednesday, December 18 by Pat McDonald

A manufacturing facility in Wysox will be sold in the near future following a court order. Jeld-Wen Holding, Inc. has announced it will sell the business and assets to Woodgrain, Inc. for approximately $115 million dollars. Jeld-Wen took over the facility in 2012 when it acquired... Read More.

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Valley Christmas Tournament back at full strength in 2024

Wednesday, December 18 by Pat McDonald

The Valley Christmas Tournament will be back at full strength this year. Last year, the event only had a boys tournament due to some girls teams deciding not to participate. The 2024 girls tournament will feature Athens, Sayre, Waverly and Norwich in the varsity division and... Read More.

Howard Elmer Park Bandstand project underway, borough looking for donations

Wednesday, December 18 by Pat McDonald

The Howard Elmer Park roof replacement project is under way in Sayre. The $119,000 project is being funded with donations from the community and by Sayre Borough. During the first phase of the project, the borough raised $97,000 with support from the Bradford County Commissioners, Guthrie,... Read More.

Maine-Endwell student charged after making threats online

Wednesday, December 18 by Pat McDonald

A Maine-Endwell High School student was arrested on Tuesday after she allegedly made threats against the school. According to the Broome County Sheriff’s Office, the 15-year-old female posted the threat on Snapchat on Tuesday. Detectives were able to locate the owner of the account within... Read More.

Regions

Two charged with animal cruelty in connection with dog’s death

Chemung County Sheriff: Gillett woman arrested for DWI with child in car

Old IBM buildings in Endicott to be demolished

Old Dominion Freight Line to purchase 20 acres in Broome Corporate Park

Washington Ave. Bridge reopens in Elmira

Watkins Glen voters vote down Capital Improvement Project

Sayre Salvation Army’s Red Kettle Campaign heading down final stretch

Jeld-Wen forced to sell Wysox plant

Valley Christmas Tournament back at full strength in 2024

Howard Elmer Park Bandstand project underway, borough looking for donations

Maine-Endwell student charged after making threats online

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