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Binghamton brings home first state title since 1986

Monday, March 24 by Pat McDonald

The Binghamton Patriots boys basketball team captured a state championship at the Visions Veterans Memorial Arena on Friday.In an incredible game, the Patriots took down Niskayuna by a 75-61 score in double overtime.Zubayr Griffin led the way as he scored 40 points to help... Read More.

Roadwork on I-86 will disrupt traffic starting April 1

Monday, March 24 by Pat McDonald

Roadwork is scheduled to take place on Interstate 86 in Owego and Apalachin starting on April 1.A portion of the eastbound side of Interstate 86 from Exit 65 to the Broome County line will be closed. Traffic in both directions will be reduced to... Read More.

Exciting new businesses open in downtown Elmira area, adding diverse offerings to the community

Monday, March 24 by Pat McDonald

Downtown Elmira is buzzing with excitement as four new businesses open their doors, each offering unique services that are sure to enhance the local community. From specialized hair care to custom designs and holistic healing, these new additions bring fresh energy to the area.... Read More.

Pickett to host annual Senior Scam Seminar next month

Wednesday, March 19 by Pat McDonald

In her continuing effort to educate older residents about the latest scams and how to protect themselves, Rep. Tina Pickett (R-Bradford/Wyoming) is hosting a senior scam seminar on Friday, April 25, in Sayre.The free event will take place from 10-11:30 a.m. at Sons and Daughters of Italy,... Read More.

Sam’s Bar and Grill donates over $47,000 to local families

Wednesday, March 19 by Pat McDonald

Sam's Bar & Grill, a family-owned bar and restaurant in Sayre, is proud to announce the results of its latest community outreach and impact efforts. Thanks to the generous support of its staff and the surrounding communities, Sam’s has helped raise $47,735 in total... Read More.

North Hall Library at Mansfield University closed due to partial roof collapse

Tuesday, March 18 by Pat McDonald

The North Hall Library at Mansfield University is currently closed following a partial roof collapse over the weekend.According to Mansfield University Police, the collapse was caused by a severe weather incident on Sunday. No injuries were reported from the incident.The library will remain closed... Read More.

Twin Tiers Regional Job Fair returns to Chemung next week

Tuesday, March 18 by Pat McDonald

The Twin Tiers Regional Job Fair will return to Chemung next week.The annual job fair will be held on Tuesday, March 25th at the Chemung Innovation Center, located at 71 North Street in Chemung.High school seniors and other job seekers are invited to attend... Read More.

Berkshire man arrested following domestic disturbance

Tuesday, March 18 by Pat McDonald

The Tioga County Sheriff’s Office has announced the arrest of a Berkshire man following a domestic disturbance last month.According to police, 33-year-old Zebulin G. Jordan was charged with criminal mischief, endangering the welfare of a child and criminal possession of a controlled substance.The charges... Read More.

Demolition at former IBM buildings halfway complete

Tuesday, March 18 by Pat McDonald

The demolition of the former IBM buildings in Endicott are now more than halfway done.According to WBNG-TV, the construction company in charge of the demolition, Gorick Construction, said there are minimal if any safety hazards to the public due to the project.The company checks... Read More.

Gunshot detection system helps Elmira PD make arrest

Tuesday, March 18 by Pat McDonald

A gunshot detection system helped the Elmira Police Department make an arrest after shots were fired in the city on Saturday.According to police, a report of gunshots came in at around 1:35 a.m. on Saturday in the area of Balsam Street and Broadway Street.The... Read More.

Stephane Wrembel coming to Susquehanna Summer Solstice Festival in June

Monday, March 17 by Pat McDonald

On Friday, June 20, at 8 p.m., Stephane Wrembel, arrives at the Susquehanna Summer Solstice Festival. With his band, The Django Experiment, he brings the distinctive Gypsy jazz sound of the late Django Reinhardt to the Endless Mountains.Stephane Wrembel, a native of Fountainbleau, France,... Read More.

Homeless man charged with arson, murder in fire that killed Binghamton firefighter

Monday, March 17 by Pat McDonald

The Binghamton Police Department has arrested a man for arson and murder in connection with the fire that killed Binghamton firefighter John “JR” Gaudet last month.According to police, 36-year-old Patrick K. Shea, who has no permanent address, was taken into custody at a residence... Read More.

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Regions

Binghamton brings home first state title since 1986

Roadwork on I-86 will disrupt traffic starting April 1

Exciting new businesses open in downtown Elmira area, adding diverse offerings to the community

Pickett to host annual Senior Scam Seminar next month

Sam’s Bar and Grill donates over $47,000 to local families

North Hall Library at Mansfield University closed due to partial roof collapse

Twin Tiers Regional Job Fair returns to Chemung next week

Berkshire man arrested following domestic disturbance

Demolition at former IBM buildings halfway complete

Gunshot detection system helps Elmira PD make arrest

Stephane Wrembel coming to Susquehanna Summer Solstice Festival in June

Homeless man charged with arson, murder in fire that killed Binghamton firefighter

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