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State Assembly to Pass a One Year Moratorium on Hydrofracking

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Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver of Manhattan and Environmental Conservation Committee Chair Robert Sweeney from Lindenhurst have announced the Assembly will pass legislation establishing a one year moratorium on hydraulic fracturing in New York. Hydraulic fracturing, commonly referred to as hydrofracking, injects chemicals and highly pressurized... Read More.

Two Arrested for Welfare Fraud in Delhi

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Delaware County Deputies have made two arrests for felony Welfare Fraud. Jacob Wormuth of Hancock has been charged with Welfare fraud, as well as felony Offering a false instrument for filing. It is alleged that Jacob received $3,665 in food stamps that he was not entitled... Read More.

Woman Crashes Car Into Sign

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An elderly woman is recovering after crashing her car into a sign in front of Wilson Medical Center. It happened just after 9 a.m. Tuesday.  Police say the woman was attempting to exit a gated parking lot and accidently stepped on the gas instead... Read More.

Man Arrested Twice in One Day for DWI

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A Connecticut man has been arrested for DWI twice in one day in Onondaga County. John Simister, 51, is facing multiple charges, including DWI, consuming alcohol in a motor vehicle and failure to comply. Simister was first pulled over for speeding in the Town of Tully... Read More.

Southern Tier Soldier Dies in Afganistan

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Devin Snyder, 20, a specialist in the U.S. Army Military Police, was killed by a roadside bomb near Mehter Lam, eastern Afghanistan last Saturday. According to Snyder's family, she and three other U.S. Army members were also killed in the attack. Snyder was a native of... Read More.

Tioga Opportunities Holds Employee Appreciation Day

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Tioga Opportunities held their annual employee appreciation day today.  With over 170 employees, the directors wanted to say thank you for all of the hard work their staff does for the residents of Tioga County.  Dave Radigan was broadcasting from the picnic and spoke... Read More.

Hundreds Step Out For Scleroderma

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Hundreds stepped out Sunday morning in Binghamton to help fund research for a disease called Scleroderma (Sclare uh derma). This is the tenth year a walk has been held in Binghamton to fight the disease.  Walkers also enjoyed music, games and raffles. Organizers and... Read More.

Water Will Be Off For Some Binghamton Residents Tomorrow

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Water will be shut off for certain Binghamton residents tomorrow due to repairs and maintenance to the water system.  City officials say water service will be interrupted Tuesday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Atherly Park and Holmes Place.  Neighbors on those streets... Read More.
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