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Endicott Man To Collect $1 Million Lottery Prize

Wednesday, March 26 by MyHometownToday

An Endicott man will be presented with a $1 million lottery prize on Thursday, according to an announcement by the New York Lottery. A check for $1 million will be presented at the Weis Markets store on Day Hollow Road, the location where the... Read More.

Arson Charges Filed Following Fire Investigation

Tuesday, March 25 by MyHometownToday

An Endwell man is facing charges of arson after he was arrested last week. 21-year-old Dustin Mangino was arrested following a joint investigation by the New York State Police and the Broome County Fire Investigation Unit. Back on January 31st, State Police and the... Read More.

Woman Dead In Barton Fire

Monday, March 24 by MyHometownToday

A fire in the Town of Barton on Saturday night resulted in one fatality. According to Waverly Barton Fire Chief Don Howard, a woman was killed in a trailer fire along Route 34 Saturday. The name of the woman has not been released at... Read More.

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Randy Richards Named Waverly School Superintendent

Monday, March 24 by MyHometownToday

Randy Richards was named as the next superintendent of the Waverly school district by the school board. An agreement in principle has been reached with Richards, with an official appointment set for Thursday of this week. He is expected to begin the new position... Read More.

Police Captain Files Lawsuit For Compensation Of Hit And Run Injuries

Monday, March 24 by MyHometownToday

A Binghamton Police captain has filed a lawsuit against a man who allegedly struck him with his vehicle this past fall. Captain John Chapman was crossing North Shore Drive on September 23rd when 28-year-old Terrence Meehan is said to have turned east from Washington... Read More.

JC Police Investigating Shots Fired Incident

Friday, March 21 by MyHometownToday

The Johnson City Police Department is investigating a case of shots fired early this morning at a motel. According to emergency communications, a call came around 1:55 AM. Police were dispatched to the Red Roof Inn on Fairview Street, and police on the scene... Read More.

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Woman’s Life Saved By Heroin Overdose Drug

Friday, March 21 by MyHometownToday

The Broome County Sheriff’s Office reports that they have already successfully used a newly dispatched life-saving drug Thursday, that saved the life of a 27-year-old female who had reportedly overdosed on heroin. The sheriff’s office received a 911 call from a woman in... Read More.

Elmira Seeks ‘Rapid Action’ Against Meth Labs

Friday, March 21 by MyHometownToday

A change in the City of Elmira's nuisance law could lead to rapid action against meth labs and other illegal activity in the area. Under the proposed changes, the burden needed to establish a public nuisance will no longer require a conviction, but rather... Read More.

Vestal Settles Tax Disputes With Two Businesses

Friday, March 21 by MyHometownToday

The Town of Vestal has reached settlements with two area businesses following legal battles. The community will be refunding over $22,000 in tax revenue following the settlements, which involved the Clayton Village Apartments and the Courtyard Marriott hotel. The legal battles stemmed from challenges... Read More.

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Elmira School District Budget Proposes No Personel Cuts

Friday, March 21 by MyHometownToday

The Elmira School District's proposed budget for next year looks to raise taxes by 2 percent, with no cuts to personnel. District officials are looking to get the increase down to 2 percent after an original $117 million plan called for a 3.61 percent... Read More.

$200,000 Disbursed To Artists And Art Organizations

Friday, March 21 by MyHometownToday

Over $200,000 in grant awards was given to local artists and non-profits from the Broome County Arts Council. The grants, which come from the United Cultural Fund, went to 20 artists and organizations. The UCF gives the annual awards made up of community donations,... Read More.

Johnson City Working To Reduce Budget Gap

Friday, March 21 by MyHometownToday

Johnson City trustees are looking to fill a budget gap of $11.4 million. Trustees got their first look at a preliminary budget for the coming year on Wednesday. This next budget is expected to be nearly $2 million more than last year's budget. The... Read More.

Regions

Endicott Man To Collect $1 Million Lottery Prize

Arson Charges Filed Following Fire Investigation

Woman Dead In Barton Fire

Randy Richards Named Waverly School Superintendent

Police Captain Files Lawsuit For Compensation Of Hit And Run Injuries

JC Police Investigating Shots Fired Incident

Woman’s Life Saved By Heroin Overdose Drug

Elmira Seeks ‘Rapid Action’ Against Meth Labs

Vestal Settles Tax Disputes With Two Businesses

Elmira School District Budget Proposes No Personel Cuts

$200,000 Disbursed To Artists And Art Organizations

Johnson City Working To Reduce Budget Gap

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