Chemung Approves 2011 Budget

Chemung County lawmakers unanimously approved their 2011 budget Monday night. The $168 million spending plan includes no cuts to services or positions. It also does not raise taxes for the sixth straight year. A vote on the budget was postponed last month due to concerns about a... Read More.

Odessa Dissolution Vote Today

Odessa residents will vote on dissolution Tuesday. If the Schuyler County village is dissolved, it will be split up into the towns of Montour and Catharine. A study found that the dissolution would mean lower taxes for village residents, but they might lose some services. Taxes... Read More.

Chemung Legislature to Vote on Budget

Chemung County lawmakers will vote on their 2011 budget plan Monday night. The $168 million spending plan includes no cuts to services or positions. It also does not raise taxes for the sixth straight year. A vote on the budget was postponed last month due to... Read More.

Endicott Holds Holiday Parade

Endicott held their annual Holiday Parade on Washington Avenue Saturday night. Families bundled up to watch the parade, which offered several different organizations, Santa Claus and even the Grinch. Organizer Darlene Leonard says the parade is intended to help promote downtown businesses in Endicott, many of... Read More.

Elmira Police Chief Announces Retirement

Elmira Police Chief Scott Drake will retire next month. After 23 years on the force, including the last six as top cop for the city, Drake says it’s time to move on. The chief will step down on January 7th, leaving Deputy Chief Michael Robertson to... Read More.

Kidnapping Charges in Elmira

An Elmira teen is facing kidnapping charges after police say he held his former girlfriend against her will. Police say 18-year-old Tyler Pratt took the unidentified 17-year-old girl from the village of Horseheads to his residence in Elmira. Pratt is now charged with second-degree kidnapping and... Read More.

Kenyon Sentenced to 25 Years to Life

William Kenyon was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison Thursday. The 50-year-old from Johnson City was convicted of first-degree manslaughter in July in connection with the 2009 death of his on-again, off-again girlfriend, Kelly Wescott. Kenyon’s sentencing was delayed after the district attorney’s office... Read More.

JC Holds Holiday Parade Thursday

Johnson City held their annual Holiday Parade Thursday night. Hundreds of people braved the cold temperatures to line Main Street for the parade, which featured plenty of groups including the Johnson City High School Marching Band and of course, Santa Claus. This was the 26th year... Read More.

Elderly PA Woman Succumbs to Crash Injuries

Pennsylvania State Police say an elderly woman from Athens died two days after a crash on Saturday. 91-year-old Margaret Dolan succumbed to her injuries on Monday. State Police say she was riding in a car with 62-year-old Robert Shaffer around 10:30am Saturday when their vehicle was... Read More.

T-Burg Man Accused of Murdering Father

A Trumansburg man has been charged with murdering his father. Police say 28-year-old Matthew Taranto shot his father, Sal, numerous times in the chest and torso last Tuesday night. Sal, a former Nassau County Police Officer, made it across the street before he died. Matthew was arrested... Read More.

New Initiatives to Lower Daily Sodium Intake

The Broome County Health Department has announced new initiatives to help local residents lower their daily sodium intake. Broome County has one of the highest mortality rates due to cardiovascular disease, according to the Public Health Department. To help fight that trend, the county is... Read More.

Ashley Carnevale Convicted of Murder

A Kirkwood woman was convicted of murder Wednesday in Broome County Court. 22-year-old Ashley Carnevale was accused of aiding her husband, Anthony, in the January 2009 shooting death of Jean Clark. The two allegedly broke into Clark’s Windsor home looking to steal prescription pills. Besides... Read More.