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Accused felon Charles Franklin Cahill waived his right to a felony hearing in City Court on Tuesday and was remanded to the Chenango County Correctional Facility on $1,000 cash bail.
Norwich's basketball program recognized its senior players and cheerleaders prior to last week's game against Owego.
Girl Scouts celebrate with Mother/Daughter Tea
The NYPENN Girl Scout Council hosted its first Mother/Daughter Tea Party and Fashion Show Saturday at the United Church of Christ in Norwich.
A woman was struck by a car at approximately 6:40 p.m. Saturday walking near the intersection of North Broad and Mechanic streets.
Unison's future riding high on demand for airplane parts
On Monday, GE Aviation announced that it has received a record-breaking number of order commitments from different engine and airframe manufacturers in 2011, which in turn will ensure long-term stability for Unison Industries in Norwich.
State, county, city officials back governor's proposed expansion of DNA database
City, county and state law enforcement and other elected officials met with members of the New York State Office of Victim Services Wednesday in a show of support for Governor Cuomo's proposed expansion of the state's DNA database.
Following McNitt's lead, Perch Derby rescheduled
Back in October, sportsmen and women lost a good friend, Bob McNitt. "The Voice of Sportsmen" was a moniker he accepted graciously and lived up to.
SPCA gears up for Fur Ball fundraiser
The Chenango County SPCA is preparing for one of its largest annual fundraisers, The Valentine Fur Ball, to reel in support for its mission of helping homeless animals in the community.
Norwich man arrested following brief chase
A Norwich man was arrested Sunday morning after he allegedly led city police on a brief chase which began on Canasawacta Street as he attempted to avoid authorities.
The Palace Players are pleased to announce the cast for their upcoming production of Neil Simon's comic masterpiece The Odd Couple.
New pastor at the United Methodist Church picking up where her husband left off
Associate pastor at the Broad Street United Methodist Church for the past three and a half years, Nancy Hale has assumed the role of senior pastor, previously held by her husband, Jeff Hale.
The district executive position for the Chenango County Boy Scout council is once again open as current leader Joe Grabowski prepares to move back to Pennsylvania.
Colorscape festival issues call for artists
Artists and crafters are invited to apply for jury selection for the 18th annual Colorscape Chenango Arts Festival, which will take place Sept.
Loans would aid medical practice expansion in Norwich
Pending business loans from the City of Norwich and Development Chenango could give Norwich Family Care on 157 East Main St.
In a ceremony that attracted family members from across the state and scouters of all ages, Bradley Ward received his Eagle Scout award Saturday at the United Church of Christ in Norwich.
GHS Federal Credit Union hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony for its new facility on Friday.
Downtown merchant's promotion seeks food donations for Roots & Wings
Susan Wood, owner of Thymely Treasures in downtown Norwich, is working together with Roots and Wings to gather food donations at her store during a time when the charitable organization is in dire need of items for local food pantries.
Guilty pleas in sex assault, robbery cases
A pair of accused felons pleaded guilty to the charges against them Friday and both will serve time in state prison following their respective court-approved furloughs.
Colgate Women's Hockey Launches 2012 Autism Awareness Project
The Colgate women's hockey team will kick off its second annual Autism Awareness Project during its home contest against Union on Feb.
Local set to take part in D.C. March for Life Monday
Sunday marks the 39th anniversary of the Supreme Court ruling of Roe v. Wade - a landmark ruling the extended a woman's right to have an abortion.