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Former Binghamton Treasurer Pleads Guilty to Grand Larceny

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Patricia Schwartz, the former treasurer of Binghamton, entered a guilty plea to grand larceny charges on Thursday. Schwartz has agreed to pay the city $17,000 in restitution as part of her plea arrangement. An investigation was initiated after employees saw problems in her record keeping. She was... Read More.

B-Mets Return Home on Thursday at 6:35PM

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The Binghamton Mets begin their 20th Season on Thursday, April 14th at 6:35 pm. B-Mets manager Wally Backman will lead the team to face the New Hampshire Fisher Cats, a Toronto Blue Jays affiliate. The season kicks off with a tailgate party complete with FREE Lupo's... Read More.

State Liquor Authority Suspends Rathskeller Bar's License

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The New York State Liquor Authority has suspended the license of “The Rathskeller” at 92-94 State Street in Binghamton. Effective immediately, no alcohol may be served or consumed on the premises. The incident the SLA cited as 'most disturbing' was when the bar's DJ announced a... Read More.

The Binghamton Police Department Issues Scam Alert

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The Binghamton Police Department has issued an alert to a current scam involving email messages that falsely claim to come from law enforcement. The emails claim to come from the following agencies: · FBI Anti- Terrorist and Monitory (sic) Crimes Division (fraudulent agency) · Economic and Financial... Read More.

Tioga County Assistant Public Defender Suspended

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Tioga County Assistant Public Defender Todd Miller has been suspended by the county pending the resolution of the criminal case against him, County Legislative Chairman Dale Weston told the Morning Times Monday. Weston said the legislature will be hiring an additional public defender soon to... Read More.

Wild Hogs Gaining a Foothold in New York

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Paul Curtis of Cornell University reports that non-native wild hogs are gaining a foothold in New York State. Curtis, an expert on wildlife-human conflicts and a professor of Natural Resources at Cornell, said breeding populations of wild boar are becoming established in New York State. These... Read More.

Public Invited to Natural Gas Meeting April 14th

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The GASFRAC Energy Services company is touring the area this Thursday to explain their Liquefied Petroleum Gas Fracturing Process.  It’s an alternative to hydrolic fracturing, and is said to be an environmentally friendly process that involves no water, but instead the use of petroleum... Read More.

Two New Donors Help With ACA Memorial

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New fundraising efforts are underway for the ACA Memorial Park. So far, the fund has raised $150,000 of the $200,000 needed for the project. And now, it has received two anonymous gifts that will match up to $7,000 in donations. Paving stones will also be... Read More.

Endicott Man Arrested for Selling Heroin

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On March 25th, the Endicott Police arrested Shanice Wright, 18, of Endicott for Criminal Sale of a Controlled Substance in the 3rd degree and Loitering in the 1st degree. Two additional Endicott men were charged with loitering and other misdemeanor charges. The subjects were all... Read More.

Road Work This Week on Route 17c in the Town of Union

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The New York State Department of Transportation announced that underground utilities work will be performed on State Route 17C eastbound and westbound, between North Street and the Patterson Creek Bridge, in the Town of Union beginning at 7 a.m. on April 11th. Motorists will encounter... Read More.

Binghamton Man Arrested on Felony Crack Cocaine Charges

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The Broome County Special Investigations Unit have arrested Simon Cammack, 42, of Binghamton. Investigators executed a Search Warrant at Cammack’s residence and found approximately 10 ounces of crack cocaine, about $12,000.00 in cash, packaging materials, shotgun and switchblade. Cammack was charged with felony Criminal Possession of... Read More.
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