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Venison donation program supplements local food pantries
More than 1,140 pounds of ground venison was distributed through local food pantries last year, according to Roots and Wings Director Melinda Mandeville.
Time runs out on Cyclones' state title bid
The Cyclones' final drive of the season reached the one-foot line as time expired in a 14-12 loss to Southwest Rochester in the Empire State Classic Pop Warner semifinals Saturday.
Two-car collision sends one to Wilson
The glare of the afternoon sun may be to blame for a two-car collision which took place shortly after 3 p.m. on Tuesday at the intersection of Rt.
Public Health warns of rabies dangers
Rabies activity has been reported in the Norwich area. Since September 1, two skunks and one raccoon in the Northwest corner of the city haave been confirmed to be positive for Rabies.
Town of Norwich cuts back on spending in 2010 budget
The Town of Norwich's 2010 budget cuts back around $150,000 in spending in the wake of decreased sales tax revenue and next year's unreliable state aid estimates.
Woman accused of giving alcohol to minors
A 39-year-old Sidney woman is facing several misdemeanor charges after she was accused of giving a bottle of liquor to four Norwich 16-year-olds, the Chenango County Sheriff's Office said.
The Parson's Daughter: A Candy Store in Norwich, NY
The Parson's Daughter is a store of "confections and particular oddities". The outside of the building is beautiful, with huge doors that are like entering an old Victorian home.
In my humble opinion, we have two days of thanksgiving each November. Sure, there is the turkey-consuming national holiday which falls on the fourth Thursday of the month, but there is also our chance to thank the past and present members of our armed forces for their sacrifice, patriotism and service to our nation.
Domestic dispute leads to arrest in Town of Hamilton
On November 11, 2009, Morrisville State Police arrested Jacqueline L. Markiewicz, age 47, Norwich, NY, charged with Criminal Mischief 4th Degree & Harassment 2nd Degree.
Major General Joseph J. Taluto, the Adjutant General, announced the reenlistment of members of the New York Army National Guard: * Staff Sgt.
Seasonal flu clinic in Norwich
The Chenango County Health Department is offering a free seasonal flu clinic from 9 to 11 a.m. Nov.
McNeil fends off Sutton in City Supervisor race
Democrat James J. McNeil has been declared the unofficial victor in Tuesday's closely-contested ward supervisor race against his repeat challenger for the seat, Republican Scott M. Sutton.
Charges filed in residential burglary cases
Southern Tier residents accused of stealing more than over $20,000 in collector's coins and jewelry face felony burglary charges.
A North Norwich man has been accused of growing and selling marijuana. Walter J. Russell, 57, was charged Thursday with third-degree criminal possession of marijuana and unlawfully growing marijuana, said Chenango County deputies, who executed a search warrant at his home.
Fate of mare in drive-by shooting still up in the air
A white Arabian mare who was shot as she stood quietly outside of a Town of Norwich barn is still fighting for her life.
Norwich finishes eighth at Carrier Dome
The Norwich Purple Tornado Field Band wrapped up their fall season at the state championships at Syracuse Carrier Dome on Sunday.
The Norwich City Police Department has welcomed its new drug detection K-9 unit which can now be seen patrolling the streets after the dog earned national certification in late October.
Two face multiple burglary charges
A 22-year-old Oxford man and 18-year-old Kirkwood resident are facing felony burglary charges in connection with incidents on four separate dates, the Chenango County Sheriff's Office said early Tuesday.
Backtracking: Former senator called Norwich home for years
When it comes to politics, no matter how popular you may be, sometimes you just can't win them all.
Valley Ridge to retain oversight group
Chenango County won't be without its own Valley Ridge watchdog group despite the treatment center's recent consolidation with Broome Developmental Disabilities Services Office.