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Bob Joseph
Binghamton Univ. Classes Cancelled During Police Investigation
Classes at Binghamton University were cancelled Monday while police investigated an incident outside the library tower building on the Vestal campus.
Police Searching for Armed Man in Town of Fenton
A roadway in northern Broome County was sealed off as a manhunt was launched for a person believed to have been armed with an AR-style rifle.
Café and Bookstore to Open in the Village of Owego
A family-owned and operated bookstore and coffee shop is about to open its doors in Tioga County.
Town of Chenango “Road Rage” Case Leads to Stabbing of Teenager
A suspect has been arrested following the stabbing of a teenager in the aftermath of a road rage incident that occurred on Upper Front Street in the town of Chenango.
Outpouring of Support for Silo Restaurant Owner Following Fire
Longtime customers, neighbors and friends are reacting with sadness after the iconic Silo Restaurant in Chenango County was destroyed by a fast-moving blaze.
Rod Serling Statue Planned for Binghamton’s Recreation Park
Fans of Rod Serling, the creator of The Twilight Zone, want to construct a six-foot-tall statue honoring the television producer and playwright in the Binghamton park he loved.
Former Congressman Sherwood Boehlert Dies at 84
Sherwood Boehlert, who served in the House of Representatives for nearly a quarter-century, has died. He was 84.
Report that Cuomo Left His Dog Behind Sparks Concern
Many dog lovers were enraged when they learned of a news account that Governor Andrew Cuomo's dog was left at the Executive Mansion after the governor moved out.
Governor Cuomo Announces Resignation Amid Scandals
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has announced he is resigning following the release of a report concluding he had sexually harassed several women.
Former Norwich Police Chief Sworn In as State Assemblyman
Joseph Angelino has been sworn in to represent the 122nd District in the New York State Assembly.