Kathy Whyte
Broome Legislation Calls for Repeal of the SAFE Act
March 8, 2013 Broome County lawmakers are pushing for a repeal of the recently enacted New York State gun restrictions.Several Legislators, the County Executive and Broome County Sheriff David Harder have all criticized the new restrictions saying thre are too many restrictions in the legislation that was hastily pushed through in Albany following the Sandy Hook Elementary massacre in Connecticut
Binghamton Scalded Baby Appeal Denied
March 8, 2013 A Binghamton man who admitted placing a baby in scalding hot water, causing serious injuries, will not have his sentence reduced.25 year old Christopher Chisholm's appeal, claiming his four year prison sentence and three year post-release supervision was excessive, has been thrown out in Broome County Court
Roasted Vegetable Lasagna With Smoked Gouda Sauce Recipe
March 8, 2013
Sequester Threatens N.Y. Cancer Programs
March 7, 2013
Endicott Sex Offender Hides in Woman’s Car
March 7, 2013 An Endicott man is charged with felony counts of criminal possession of a weapon and criminal mischief following an incident shortly after 3:30 a.m. March 2nd on Washington Avenue in the village.Village police got a report from a group of people at the Guzzling Goose Bar on the Avenue about a car break-in
American Red Cross Month Marked on Southern Tier Close Up
March 6, 2013
Delaware County Crash Leads to Weapon Charges
March 6, 2013
Calls in Albany for Another Fracking Delay
March 6, 2013
Greater Binghamton Chamber of Commerce Sets Statewide Agenda
March 5, 2013 The Greater Binghamton Chamber of Commerce is taking a close look at business issues facing New York State lawmakers.The program, Unfinished Business: What New York Needs to do for Business this Year is open to the public and was scheduled for Terra Cotta Catering on State Street, Binghamton March 6.
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Governor Cuomo Denies Planning to Approve Limited Fracking
March 5, 2013 Days after reports in the Associated Press surfaced citing anonymous sources saying New York Governor Andrew Cuomo was poised to approve limited hydrofracture drilling for natural gas in the Southern Tier and Central New York sparked protests and petition drives, the governor is saying the report was wrong