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Local Theater Scammed By 'Save America's Cinemas'

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Last year we learned that the Endicott Cinema Saver won a national prize for thousands of dollars in crucial theater upgrades--but now, we've learned that the theater, and the community, were scammed. The theater entered a contest run by an organization called Save America's Cinema's.... Read More.

Binghamton Rotary Marks 100 Years Of Service

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It's been 100 years since Binghamton Rotary began serving the community. Wednesday night, members gathered at the Riverwalk Hotel to celebrate all they've accomplished, from raising more than $1 million for local, national and international projects to more recently helping Otsiningo park with... Read More.

Walnet Street Park Gets A New Addition

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Residents, students, and children are to thank for a new addition to a park in Binghamton. Tuesday evening officials cut the ribbon on a new jungle gym at the Walnut Street Park. The site once served as a gravel parking lot, but when the property went... Read More.

Foster Valley Bridge Closing May 13th

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The Town of Owego Highway Department will be closing the bridge on Foster Valley Road beginning May 13 for demolition and reconstruction. Closure is not expected to be more than four weeks. Detours will be put in place after the temporary bridge is removed.... Read More.

Berkshire Begins Construction Of New Firehouse

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After six years and four public votes, the new Berkshire Fire station is finally under construction. Berkshire Fire Chief Brett Welch has said for years that his department needed a bigger station, and after years of fighting for upgrades, he will finally see... Read More.

Endicott Man Charged With Arson

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An Endicott man is being charged with felony arson in connection with a fire at a hotel where he lives. 50-year-old James Clark, who lives at the Endicott Inn at 214 Washington Avenue, is accused of setting fire to items inside a cart in... Read More.

Owego CVS Robber Facing Additional Charges

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The man accused of robbing the Owego CVS store, and two other Southern Tier businesses in February is now facing more charges. 62-year old John Malowsky of Attica is accused of robbing Maurices Clothing Store in Big Flats on February 26th. His indictment states... Read More.

31st Police Memorial Week Being Observed

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The 31st Annual Police Memorial Week began on Sunday, when dozens of people gathered at Sarah Jane Memorial Methodist Church in Johnson City to honor fallen police officers. Sunday evening, the non-denominational church was home to 35 candles each representing the life of one... Read More.
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