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Discussion continues in the Village of Endicott about turning over their police agency operations to the Broome County Sheriff's Department.  The Village has been looking at ways to reduce expenses for several years

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The Binghamton Bearcats are hoping to make an immediate statement when they meet The North Carolina State Wolfpack tomorrow night at 7 in the opening round of the Raleigh Regional in the NCAA Baseball Tournament

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Shrimp Cocktail Pastries (Prep. time about 20 minutes)

5 Thawed Phyllo pastry sheets

9 cooked shrimp

¼ C cream cheese, softened

2 Tbl. Cocktail sauce

½ stick butter

Preheat oven to 350. Melt the butter

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Opponents of hydraulic fracture drilling for natural gas put out a rallying cry a day before New York Governor Andrew Cuomo was scheduled to be at an invitation-only event on the Binghamton University Campus to promote his idea of creating tax free zones near SUNY campus for start-up companies

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A Cincinnatus woman, who apparently was having an argument with her husband while they were driving in a pickup truck with four children, is dead after jumping from the moving vehicle on West Main Street in Cortland shortly after 9:30 a

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Seven people are dead in a horrific, freak crash in Cortland County.

Sheriff's officials say a tractor trailer carrying crushed cars was traveling on Route 13 in the Town of Truxton shortly after 6 p

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A Binghamton man is accused of robbing the CVS Pharmacy on Riverside Drive in Johnson City at knifepoint May 24.

Village police arrested 29 year old Kyle Czekala on felony counts of robbery and criminal possession of a weapon

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It could cost more for students to attend SUNY Broome Community College next year.

The proposed BCC budget weighs in at $50.6 million and calls for a 3.5% increase in tuition as well as 2% more in contributions from Broome County

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Appearing on the June 1st edition of the weekly local public affairs program, Southern Tier Close Up, Binghamton University Associate Professor of Biological Sciences, Anne Clark answers the question she most frequently is asked: 'Why crows?!'

Dr

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Cortland County Sheriff's officials say they have made several arrests concerning the passing of counterfeit $20 bills recently.

Officials say May 25, 37 year old Richard Small II of Cortland, 22 year old Bronson Marshall of McGraw and 23 year old Rhonda Ripley of Cortland were charged with criminal possession of a forged instrument for allegedly trying to pass fake money at the Lil' Treat Shoppe on Route 11 in Cortlandville

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