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NY State Police arrest Endicott pharmacist for fraudulent prescriptions

Thursday, February 27 by Pat McDonald

The New York State Police have arrested a pharmacist in Endicott for fraudulent prescription practice.According to police, 46-year-old Binghamton resident Clyde T. Stevens has been charged with five counts of criminal sale of a prescription for a controlled substance by a practitioner or pharmacist,... Read More.

Binghamton man sentenced to eight years on drugs, weapons charges

Thursday, February 27 by Pat McDonald

A Binghamton man was sentenced to eight years in prison on drugs and weapons charges.According to the Broome County District Attorney’s Office, 42-year-old Robert C. Wilson was sentenced for the criminal possession of a controlled substance and criminal possession of a weapon.On July 19,... Read More.

Elmira man accused of sexually assaulting teenage girl

Thursday, February 27 by Pat McDonald

A 33-year-old Elmira man is facing charges after he allegedly sexually assaulted a teenage girl.According to Elmira Police, Kyle Tice was allegedly in the car with a 16-year-old girl who was reported missing. The victim told police that Tice was abusing her.The suspect is... Read More.

Fire breaks out in Elmira Heights

Thursday, February 27 by Pat McDonald

A fire broke out at a home in Elmira Heights on Wednesday night.According to WENY-TV, the fire broke out at around 6 p.m. with firefighters working to contain the blaze to the first floor of the home.No further information was immediately released.

Buffalo man arrested for selling drugs at Athens Township smoke shop

Wednesday, February 26 by Pat McDonald

A Buffalo man has been charged after he allegedly possessed and sold controlled substances at a business on Elmira Street in Athens Township.According to police, 44-year-old Moneer A. Almansob has been charged with three counts of felony manufacture with intent to deliver and misdemeanor... Read More.

New owners take over Donoli’s in Apalachin

Wednesday, February 26 by Pat McDonald

One of the most popular restaurants in the Twin Tiers has new owners.The Kasmarcik family is taking over at Donoli’s Restaurant and Banquets in Apalachin.The new owners said Donoli’s has meant so much to their family and community over the years and they are... Read More.

Candor Daffodil Festival accepting vendor applications

Wednesday, February 26 by Pat McDonald

Vendor applications are now being accepted for the annual Candor Daffodil Festival.If you are a new or returning vendor, contact the festival as soon as possible to reserve your space.Email [email protected] to get an application or for more information.The 2025 Candor Daffodil Festival... Read More.

Yaw, Pickett announce $508K grant for Sayre Borough streetscape project

Wednesday, February 26 by Pat McDonald

HARRISBURG – State. Sen. Gene Yaw (R-23) and State Rep. Tina Pickett (R-110) have announced a $508,080 state investment has been awarded to Sayre Borough through Pennsylvania’s Commonwealth Financing Authority (CFA). The award was considered at this week's CFA Board Meeting and approved through the... Read More.

Woman indicted after allegedly driving high with kids in car

Wednesday, February 26 by Pat McDonald

A woman has been indicted after she allegedly drove while high with two kids in the car.According to WETM-TV, Cassandra N. Allwood was indicted on two counts of felony aggravated driving while intoxicated, and one count of driving while ability impaired.The charges stem from... Read More.

Public meeting set for tonight in Nichols on potential changes to clerk, highway positions

Tuesday, February 25 by Pat McDonald

The Town of Nichols is considering a major change when it comes to the town clerk and highway supervisor positions.The town is looking into changing those positions from elected to appointed.The first step is a public meeting which will be held tonight at 6... Read More.

Guthrie announces $3K grant for United Methodist Homes Hilltop Campus

Tuesday, February 25 by Pat McDonald

Guthrie is pleased to announce the awarding of a $3,000 grant to United Methodist Homes Hilltop Campus through our Community Benefit Grant Program. This funding will support the installation of a functional blood pressure machine kiosk at the assisted living facility, empowering residents to regularly... Read More.

SHS student, teacher duo to represent Pennsylvania in Young People’s Continental Congress

Tuesday, February 25 by Pat McDonald

A teacher and student from Sayre High School were recently selected to represent Pennsylvania in the second annual Young People’s Continental Congress this summer.Teacher Jennifer Ameigh and student Sophia Hyatt will join 26 other student-teacher duos in Philadelphia in July for the event, which... Read More.

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NY State Police arrest Endicott pharmacist for fraudulent prescriptions

Binghamton man sentenced to eight years on drugs, weapons charges

Elmira man accused of sexually assaulting teenage girl

Fire breaks out in Elmira Heights

Buffalo man arrested for selling drugs at Athens Township smoke shop

New owners take over Donoli’s in Apalachin

Candor Daffodil Festival accepting vendor applications

Yaw, Pickett announce $508K grant for Sayre Borough streetscape project

Woman indicted after allegedly driving high with kids in car

Public meeting set for tonight in Nichols on potential changes to clerk, highway positions

Guthrie announces $3K grant for United Methodist Homes Hilltop Campus

SHS student, teacher duo to represent Pennsylvania in Young People’s Continental Congress

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