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Homer’s Music on the Green: July 3rd
HOMER, NY (CortacaToday) — Homer’s free summer concert series continues with another Wednesday performance. This time, the local group set to perform is Ageless Jazz. If you’re looking for some laidback summer fun, grab some chairs, bring your favorite drinks and snacks to the Homer Village Green, and enjoy the music.
Newfield sewer system project anticipated to conclude mid-July
The town of Newfield’s sewer system enhancement project is anticipated to conclude sooner rather than later. According to Newfield Town Supervisor Michael Allinger, the project is in line to finish in the middle of this month, instead of the end of the month or at the beginning of August.
Cornell Cooperative Extension program to help Lansing residents ditch natural gas
Cornell Cooperative Extension is ramping up efforts to help Lansing residents wean off natural gas consumption for home heating through a program from New York State Electric and Gas (NYSEG). The transition would also help homeowners find a sustainable way to heat their home water and help with gas pressure issues.
Ithaca’s Jenna Plue reflects on stellar season at Corning CC
Since the turn of the century, the Corning Community College softball team has cemented itself as one of the top junior college teams in the entire nation. This past season, their standout player hailed from Ithaca. Jenna Plue wrapped up her lone campaign with the Red Barons in late May,...
Rochester airport sees influx of travelers ahead of Fourth of July
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Holiday travel is in full swing at the Frederick Douglass Greater Rochester International Airport on Wednesday morning, the day before the Fourth of July. The TSA predicts record travel for the Fourth of July. Nearly two dozen flights are scheduled to leave by noon. Mark Gruba, communications specialist for AAA, spoke about why this Fourth of July could break travel records.
State Police Looking to Identify Two Who Stole Shopping Cart Full of Items at Walmart
State Police at Homer are looking for public assistance in identifying two suspects who are involved in a larceny that took place at Walmart in Cortlandville back on May 14th. Troopers were dispatched to the store after two people left with a cart full of items without paying. State Police say the pair fled the scene in a black pick-up truck.
Candor mayor charged with felonies, used village funds for personal use, state police say
A village mayor in Tioga County faces felony charges after investigators accused him of diverting village funds for his own use. Following a joint investigation with the state Comptroller's Office, New York State Police at Owego on Monday arrested Candor Mayor Eric Halstead and charged him with second-degree corrupting the government and third-degree grand larceny, both felonies. ...
Binghamton Recreation Baseball Needs Community’s Help to Make History
The Binghamton All-Star Baseball Team is reaching out to the Southern Tier community for support in making Binghamton history. This year marks a significant milestone for the Binghamton Recreation League as the 14U and 16U baseball teams have advanced to the Williamsport State Finals for the first time ever. Should...
Binghamton Women’s Lacrosse Makes History with First Conference Title Win Over UAlbany
Binghamton women's lacrosse secured their first conference title in a historic win over top-seeded UAlbany, with a final score of 12-11 in the America East championship game. Binghamton's first-ever win against SUNY rivals UAlbany in the program's 23-year history. Senior midfielder Kristen Scheidel and freshman midfielder Emma Blloshmi each scored...
Binghamton Softball Places 3rd at America East Tournament, Walter & Lawson Selected for All-Tournament Team
Binghamton's softball team finished third at the AE Tournament after a successful season that saw them share the America East regular-season title. They lost 6-3 to UAlbany in the winners' bracket and then 2-1 in nine innings to UMass Lowell in an elimination game. Binghamton's softball team finished the season...
Allison L’Amoreaux: NFCA First-Team All-Mid Atlantic & America East Player of the Year
Senior utility player Allison L'Amoreaux earns first-team All-Mid Atlantic Region honors from NFCA for the 2024 season, her first time receiving this recognition. L'Amoreaux, also named America East Player of the Year, contributed to Binghamton's share of the conference Regular-Season championship and a 33-18 record this season. She excelled as a starting pitcher and first baseman, posting a 13-5 record with a 3.25 ERA and 105 strikeouts in 116.1 innings pitched. At the plate, L'Amoreaux hit 7 home runs, drove in 33 runs, and scored 31 runs, ranking high in multiple America East statistical categories.
Binghamton vs UMBC Lacrosse: Showdown of Conference Leaders at Bearcats Sports Complex
The Binghamton men's lacrosse team is set to host UMBC at the Bearcats Sports Complex in a crucial America East Conference game on Saturday at 2 p.m., with both teams part of a four-way tie for first place in the conference. Binghamton record: 5-5, 3-1 America East. UMBC record: 4-4,...
Drugs, Paraphernalia Found in Kirkwood Apartment, Binghamton Man Charged
A Binghamton man is charged after drugs and paraphernalia were found in a Kirkwood apartment in June. According to the Vestal Police Department, members of the department's Narcotics Division executed a search warrant at an apartment at 933 US-11, along with state police, on June 21st. Police say numerous types of narcotics, packaging, and scales consistent with the sale of narcotics, were found.
See the 25 Upstate NY school districts with the highest per pupil spending
The Long Lake Central School District in Hamilton County had the highest per pupil spending among Upstate New York school districts during the 2022-2023 school year, according to state data. The district spent $69,880 per student for the year. No. 2 on the list was the Tuxedo Union Free School...
City Reminds Residents That Fireworks Are Illegal in NYS
The City urged people to celebrate safely and legally by attending fireworks shows at locations with proper approval for launching fireworks. A press release from the Mayor’s office said that fireworks, firecrackers, and bottle rockets are not only illegal but also a significant nuisance. The City has received numerous complaints at both City Council meetings and the Mayor’s office. The City requires that all residents respect their neighbors and the law by not using personal fireworks.
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