Kathy Whyte

The Binghamton/ Johnson City Joint Sewage Treatment Plant is finally getting federal funding officials applied for following heavy flood damage in 2006.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency is allocating $4

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A Binghamton man is accused of holding up a Town of Chenango jewelry Store January 25th with the threat that he had a bomb.

Broome County Sheriff's investigators January 28th located 20 year old Ty Tumminia in the Town of Dickinson and charged him with felony counts of robbery and placing a false bomb

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Motorists and pedestrians are being urged to use extreme caution as slippery conditions are reported not only in the higher elevations and on bridges but also on sidewalks.

No serious crashes have been reported in the morning hours but several schools in both Pennsylvania and New York phoned in delays due to the road conditions

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The Associated Press is reporting Governor Andrew Cuomo is considering making New York State able to take away the driver's licenses of people who owe more than $10,000 in taxes.

Administration officials estimate there are about 9,000 New York taxpayers who owe over $10,000

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The New York State Police are visiting communities, including in Broome County, to help answer questions about the new state gun law and restrictions.

A team will be at the Endwell Volunteer Fire Hall on Country Club Road at noon January 29th

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This week's Muttley Monday featured pet available for adoption at the B.C. Humane Society in Binghamton is Lucky.

 
Lucky is a  "cool" dog, say our volunteers at the Jackson Street shelter! She plays in the river during the   summer, and can even climb up the side of a tree. She

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New York State Assemblywoman Donna Lupardo of Endwell will be helping to steer state policy regarding children and family issues in the new legislative session.

The Democrat will be chairing the Committee on Children and Families

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The final January comfort food for Foodie Friday was actually requested as the main dish for Thanksgiving this past year instead of turkey. I am including instructions for making your own sauce, but you can use two jars of your favorite store-bought instead

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The Jewish Community Center is providing programs through the winter that range from taming a troublesome terrier to taming a troublesome tummy.

Speaking on the Southern Tier Close Up public affairs program airing January 26th, adult programming coordinator and marketing director for the JCC, Linda Salomons told host, Kathy Whyte that all the programs at the Vestal facility are open to non-members as well as members at fees that are routinely far lower than other, commercial facilities

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Muttley Monday's adoptable pet is Joshua.

Joshua was rescued from extreme neglect.

When the B.C. Humane society took custody, he was very thin with a deep wound around his neck, likely from being chained for a long time outside

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