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Photos & 3rd Day Progress Of The 2022 Food-A-Bago Food Drive
Three days in and we have been so excited to meet with people from our community who have stopped by to donate non-perishable food items or monetary donations for this year's Food-A-Bago Food Drive for Broome County CHOW. We are off to a great start, but that large Broome County...
Record High Temperatures Expected in Central, Upstate NY to Start November
A story from New York Upstate detailed what we can expect in the local area in terms of temperatures in November, and specifically, how warm we can expect it to be. The article details that over the first week of November, it's expected to be 60 degrees, on-average, in Central New York.
One Million Dollar Powerball Ticket Sold in New York, Jackpot Reaching World Record
The Powerball keeps growing after no one hit the big billion-dollar jackpot, and it could reach record heights. 16 lucky lottery players did cash in on the second prize of a million bucks, including one in New York. The winning Powerball numbers for the Wednesday, November 2 drawing were:. 2-11-22-35-60...
The Most Popular Hockey Moms In New York State [WATCH]
The weather might be warm and feel more like summer these days than fall. But, it is hockey season and there is one team that is catching the attention of fans from Buffalo to Toronto to Pittsburgh. Talent? Yes. But it is the heart of this team that is really worth the attention.
The Astros Make History With First Ever World Series Combined No-Hitter
This World Series just can't help but break records and make history. After a game 3 in which Astros pitching gave up 5 home runs and 7 runs total, the bullpen turns around and does the unbelievable. They held the monstrous Phillies offense to no hits. In Philadelphia no less.
Top Fifteen Most Popular Sports Teams in New York [GALLERY]
New York sports fans are in a league all of their own and we really don’t care what anyone else thinks about who our favorite team is but let's face it - we're curious about how our favorite teams stack up against the others. When we think about sports...
There’s a Disgusting Yellow Slime in New York Forests and It’s Alive
In addition to my now infamous fear of bears, this disgusting yellow slime that's actually alive just gave me another reason to never go into the woods. The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation posted this image to Facebook on Monday morning. Now at first glance, most people would...
Upstate New York Wrote U.S. Aviation History at These 11 Places
In war and in peace, Upstate New York has stepped forward to write the history of aviation in America in large, bold letters. This is something many don't realize. This gallery highlights 11 different milestones in the DNA of Upstate New York aviation history. We look at some of the most wonderful flight museums you will find anywhere in the United States, rich with captivating stories and true history. These museums look at everything from the history of motorless flight, such as gliders and sailplanes alike, to the Golden Age of flight with "those daring young men in their flying machines," and yes, we are speaking of bi-planes here!
Two Days Into Our Food-A-Bago Food Drive – See Your Pictures Here
Even after 20 years, I am still in awe of the number of people who take time out of their busy days to stop by our annual Food-A-Bago Food Drive for Broome County CHOW to donate what they can. A dollar, a box of pasta, or many of each. Every...
Check Out This Year’s Rockefeller Center Tree from Upstate New York
Of all the things I miss about living in New York City, Christmas is definitely up there. And no New York Christmas is complete without the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree. According to NBC, this year's tree hails from Queensbury, New York. It's an 82-foot tall Norway Spruce that's approximately 85 to 90 years old and once again, it's a perfect choice for the most iconic of all New York City Christmas decorations.
The Holiday Season Is Here – Let’s Not Forget Thanksgiving
Now that the over two-month celebration of Halloween is done (whew! that was a long time) many people and most businesses have set their sites on the holiday season for the next several weeks. Well, some began weeks ago. But as we do whatever we do during the holiday season,...
Does Broome County Need Safe Injection Sites?
Opioid deaths are on the rise in Broome County, as they are both across the rest of New York and the United States. Safe injection sites could save lives and reduce opioid usage rate. Per a previous article on WNBF, Broome County had an opioid overdose rate of 35.8 per...
$2 Million Lottery Ticket Sold in Utica, New York
Winning the lottery is the dream of everybody who's ever heard of the lottery, and somebody in Utica, New York just picked up a $2 million ticket. According to a report by Christopher Malone of CNY Central, a winning Powerball lottery ticket worth $2 million was sold at Parkway Drugs at 485 French Road in Utica.
Increased UFO Sightings in Upstate New York Leads to Questions
Is there life beyond what we know it to be on Earth? At least two Southern Tier families say they know there is and so do the 162 Upstate New Yorkers who reported UFO sightings in 2020. Not all UFO sightings take place at night. It was actually 10:00 in...
15 “Secret” Places to Visit in the Catskill Mountains
The beautiful Catskill Mountains of New York State are a place of incredible natural wonder, fantastic history, and a whole lot of "secret" and off the beaten path places to explore and enjoy with the whole family. This list of 15 places includes the only mountain fire tower in the...
Time to Overreact: Did Yankees’ Judge Just ‘Cut Ties’ With NY Over Instagram?
For the second straight year, we have online drama surrounding Aaron Judge and the New York Yankees. Entering the 2022 season, Judge and the Yankees were unable to come to an agreement on a contract extension, meaning that Judge would have the opportunity to test the free agent market following season's end. After the Yankees fell to the Houston Astros in the ALCS, a few Internet sleuths discovered that Judge had severed his social media ties with New York...again.
Veterans Day 2022 Discounts For Veterans And Active-Duty Military
Veterans Day is coming up, Friday, November 11th. It's a day to honor all the veterans of the United States military on the anniversary of the end of World War 1. It was first proclaimed as Armistice Day in November 1919 by President Woodrow Wilson. Armistice Day Becomes Veterans Day.
13 Locally Owned Restaurants Close To Binghamton University [GALLERY]
I've mentioned this before and will repeat it again, we have a great variety of establishments serving a wide variety of foods. While we may not be able to compete with all the different styles of food that say, New York City can offer, I think the Triple Cities area holds its own when it comes to a variety of offerings.
Three Things To Do With Pumpkins After Halloween
I know I'm not the only one who, in all honestly, cannot wait for the day after Halloween to get rid of the carved pumpkins that are sitting on my porch. I've had squirrels, birds, and some other animals eating away at them since they've been carved and now they're looking a little sad.
26 Iconic New York Foods That Make Our Mouths Drool [GALLERY]
There is simply no food comparable to New York food and we're here to prove it to you!. I have lived all over the United States and can say without any hesitation that New York is absolutely a food mecca, a place to be revered. I was born on the...
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