WCDO NEWS WEDNESDAY 10-16-19

by wcdonews Posted on October 16, 2019

A new poll released by the Siena Research Institute found that New Yorkers support impeaching and removing President Donald Trump by a 55-38% margin, the poll also shows that Dividing New York into 2 states is opposed by 66% and supported by only 25%.  The Poll also shows that Governor Cuomo has a 49-47% favorability rating; his job performance rating is 41% favorable, with 57% unfavorable.

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The Broome County Sheriff’s Office will be collecting unwanted, outdated or unused prescription or over-the-counter medications for National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on Saturday October 26th from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM at various locations.  Locations include the Broome County Sheriff’s Office in Binghamton, the Windsor Community House – 107 Main St., Windsor at the Deposit Police Station – 146 Front St., Deposit.  More information is available at 778-1911.

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Great Lakes Cheese is recalling various products as they may contain the possible presence of small metal foreign matter on the surface.  The majority of cheeses recalled are marketed through price Chopper & Market 32 stores as Market 32 American White and American Yellow Cheese sold in the Deli Departments, the full list of effected cheeses or products containing the cheese in question can be found at greatlakescheese.com or by calling 440-834-2500.

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Nobel Prize-winning professor M. Stanley Whittingham will be celebrated at the Binghamton University campus this Friday at 3:00 PM at the Osterhout Concert Theater at the Anderson Center.  Whittingham and 2 others were awarded the Nobel Prize in chemistry last week for research that was instrumental in the development of the lithium-ion battery.

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This year, New York State adopted a law to allow for early voting for the General Election.  Early voting begins on October 26th, and runs through Sunday, November 3rd, followed by Election Day on Tuesday November 5th.    More information is available at your County Board of Elections, or at voteearlyny.org.

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Chenango County Public Health  will hold an informational public meeting regarding the hazards of Vaping, Public Health Director Darlene Gramstad told WCDO News that Dr. Scott Cohen will give the presentation:

(Darlene Gramstad 10-16-19)

Pre-registration is requested at 337-1660, the presentation will be held on October 24th at the SUNY Morrisville Campus in Downtown Norwich from 12:00 Noon to 1:00 PM and 5:30 to 6:30 PM.

UHS Chenango Memorial Hospital received a pledge for their new emergency room and walk-in center from Golden Artist Colors this week.  Officials from the paint manufacturer presented a ceremonial check in the amount of $30,000 to campaign leaders during a small ceremony at their Town of Columbus headquarters.  More information on the 2019 Chenango Medical Neighborhood Capital Campaign is available at 337-4183 or email at melissa.stagnaro@nyuhs.org.

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WCDO NEWS TUESDAY 10-15-19

by wcdonews Posted on October 15, 2019

Helios Care is the new name for the previous “Catskill Area Hospice & Palliative Care”; President   & CEO Dan Ayres discussed the name change and slight change in the emphasis in their care with WCDO today:

(Dan Ayres 10-15-19)

Ayres said that they are looking into being able to bring the services into more of the area counties, to service the rural & aging population, more information is available at Helioscare.org or432-6773.

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A new calendar of area business women is now on sale, with the money raised going to Spaying & Neutering area cats, Erin Insinga of Delaware Valley Humane Society explains:

(Erin Insinga 10-15-19)

Calendars are available at the Humane Society in Sidney, as well as House of Consignment in Unadilla, More information is available at the “I’m Into S&N (Spaying & Neutering) Facebook page or by calling 563-7780.

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The Delaware County Sheriff’s Office arrested 34 year-old Lenard Cox of Masonville, who is a registered sex offender & who is accused of failing to register 5 separate email and or internet accounts.  Cox was charged with 5 counts of Sex Offender Failure to Report a Change of Address, he was arraigned in the Town of Delhi Court where he pled guilty to one count of Attempted Failure to Register an Address Change, he remains in the custody of the Department of Corrections.

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Governor Cuomo today announced the launch of the 3rd round of the Energy to Lead competition with $5 million available for New York colleges and universities to lower their carbon footprint & reduce energy use.  The competition is open to 2 or 4-year colleges or universities that are REV Campus Challenge members and it is administered through NYSERDA. Proposals will be accepted through February 20, 2020.  Ongoing projects under previous rounds include the Broome Community College’s “Geothermal Learning Laboratory” to install a closed loop geothermal system that uses the heat energy stored in the earth.

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Registration is now open for the 6th Annual DCMO BOCES Mountain Mover 5K race on October 26th at 10:00 am in Norwich. The money raised at this event directly contributes to school and career success for area youth.     The 5k is a trail run through the woods behind the BOCES campus in Norwich.  More information is available at 335-1384.

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Delaware County Sheriff Craig DuMond and Sidney Central School District Administrators remind motorists that passing stopped school buses is illegal & it creates a grave danger to children that use the Busses to & from School.  The Sheriff’s Office School Resource Officer assigned to the Sidney Central School received 2 complaints recently from the School District’s Transportation Director regarding motorists passing stopped school busses.  Sidney School buses are equipped with state of the art video cameras capable of capturing images of passing vehicles and their license plate numbers during the 2 incidents, the drivers were identified & were ticketed. 

Firefighters from Sidney Center & Surrounding communities responded to an outdoor furnace fire at the Fieldstone House on Wheat Hill Road in Sidney Center.  The fire was reported at about 12:30 PM, the shed was a total loss, the house itself was untouched, and no injuries were reported.

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WCDO NEWS MONDAY 10-14-19

by wcdonews Posted on October 14, 2019

Court action was underway Friday in Chenango County Court, as Chobani seeks to have their assessments lowered, which may result in 3 area school districts reimbursing the Yogurt manufacturer, hundreds of thousands of dollars combined.  The conflict has continued for 3 years already, the Unatego school district could be forced to reimburse Chobani more than $350,000 pending the outcome of court action.

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New York State is the 1st state to require makers of feminine Hygiene products to list the ingredients in plain language, after a law was signed recently by Governor Cuomo.  The law was passed by the state legislature this year, in order to allow women who use tampons or other sanitary products to be informed about possible toxic and allergenic chemicals used in the manufacture of the products.    The law takes effect next April & it gives the manufacturers 18 months to develop new packaging or labels.

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The State DMV has added a new step in order to crack down on vehicles that violate federal safety requirements. The changes affect modified stretch limousines; 1 year after a modified Limo crashed in Schoharie & killed the driver, 17 passengers & 2 people in a convenience store parking lot.  The limo in the crash was a modified 2001 Ford SUV that wasn’t properly inspected, DMV officials now believe that vehicles that carry this many passengers should  be subjected to higher standards that a typical family vehicle.

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The Chenango County Farm Bureau will hold their 64th Annual Meeting this Wednesday evening.  The meeting will be held at the Silo Restaurant in Greene at 6:30 pm.  Rsvp’s by phone are requested by the end of today at 334-6061.

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Fire fighters from Sidney Center & surrounding Communities responded to a structure fire on Wheat Hill Road earlier this afternoon.  WCDO News will have more details as they become available.

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State Police have arrested 5 people in connection with a Murder, robbery & suspected Arson at Head Road in Worcester Thursday night.  The deceased has been identified as 53 year old Kenneth Robinson of Worcester; State Police Captain Scott Heggelke told WCDO news what their investigation has uncovered:

(Capt. Scott Heggelke 1-14-19)

32-year-old Nicolas Meridy of Oneonta has also been charged with 2nd degree murder & Robbery,  4 minors are being held, 3 for 2nd degree Murder & Robbery, 1 minor is being held just on the Robbery Charge.  State Police said that Robinson sustained fatal gunshot wounds; the investigation is on-going.

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The Otsego County Health Department announced that a Bat has tested Positive for rabies Friday.  1 unvaccinated cat & 2 people were exposed, the people were started on Post Exposure treatment, and the cat is under 6 month Quarantine.  More information about rabies is available by call the Health Department at 547-4230.

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The Norwich Fire Department is partnering with the American Red Cross as part of their, “Sound the Alarm,” campaign to provide free smoke detectors to residents of the City of Norwich this month.  The organizations will deliver and install smoke detectors at no cost to city residents beginning on October 26th.  Red Cross representatives will go door to door to gauge interest, and then a team of volunteers from the Norwich Fire Department will install them, free of charge.

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WCDO NEWS FRIDAY 10-11-19

by wcdonews Posted on October 11, 2019

State Police are investigating a death at a suspicious Fire in Worcester. Troopers were dispatched shortly before 9:00 p.m. last night, to a fire in the town of Worcester, Police located a deceased subject inside the residence, the investigation is on-going and more details will be released later today.

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Daniel Butash of Endicott was sentenced in Broome County Court this morning, following a guilty plea for aggravated vehicular Assault.  Butash was arrested after he was driving the wrong way on State Route 17 & crashed into the patrol vehicle driven by Deputy Kristy Botsford in February, he will serve 2 1/3 to 7 years in prison.

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Restorations are continuing at Damaschke Field in Oneonta, as the Grandstand demolition is underway this week.  The project is expected to be completed over the next Several Months, new concrete will be poured soon, & new seats are expected to be installed by next May,  box seats & The dugouts are being rebuilt, all the work is expected to be completed by the May 15th start of the Oneonta Outlaws baseball season.

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Former WCDO personality Wayne Robert King has passed away at the age of 62.  King had the 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM shift from the mid 80’s to the late 90’s; he had been operating the Country Motel on State Route 7 in recent years.  Funeral arrangements are being handled by CH Landers Funeral Home.

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The Annual “Taste of the Catskills” will be held at Maple Shade farms in the town of Delhi Saturday & Sunday.  More than 100 vendors are participating, various entertainment & games are scheduled, and more information is available at taste of the catskill.com.

State Police are asking the public’s help to locate 44 year old Jesse Donlin, who has been missing since early September.  Donlin was last seen in the Oxford area and has not been heard from since.  He is described as a white male, 5’7” feet tall, approximately 165 pounds, with light brown shoulder length hair and brown eyes.   Donlin has ties to Sidney, Unadilla, Morris, Afton as well as Binghamton, Utica & the Capital District.  Anyone with information about Donlin’s whereabouts should call State Police at 561-7400.

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The 3rd annual Sidney Warriors 5K Walk/Run fundraiser will be held on Sunday, with 60% going to the Ronald McDonald House, and 20% each going to the Sidney Joshua House, and the Sidney Food Bank.  That will be followed by the Catholic Charities Annual Color Run, Spokesperson Penny McKnight explains:

(Penny McKnight 10-11-19)

Registration and other information are available at local races.com.

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Social Security announced that millions of retirees will get a 1.6% cost of living increase in 2020, which amounts to about $24 a month for the average retired worker.  The Cost of Living Increase affects about 1 in 5 households, or about 70 million Social Security Recipients, Disable Veterans & federal retirees.

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The 33rd Annual Sacred Heart Church Harvest festival begins today, from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, & again on Saturday from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM.   The Church is located at 15 Liberty Street in Sidney, WCDO Will be broadcasting live this afternoon & again tomorrow morning

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WCDO NEWS THURSDAY 10-10-19

by wcdonews Posted on October 10, 2019

The Unatego Board of Education received 3 proposals after their recent Request for Proposals to repurpose the former Otego Elementary School building, Unatego Superintendent Dr. Dave Richards’s comments:

(Dave Richards 10-10-19)

The 3 proposals are from Dirig Design, a drafting and design firm located in Wells Bridge, Granite Data Solutions of California which is an IT service provider & the Oneonta Christian Academy, who wish to move their private school from Oneonta to Otego.  More information is available at unatego.org.

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Another development in the October 6th 2018 Schoharie Limousine crash has come out, where a former repair shop manager told investigators that brake work was billed but not performed on the stretch limousine that crashed & killed 20 people.  The former manager of a Mavis Discount Tire shop told investigators that a brake system master cylinder was invoiced but not installed at the time of a May 2018 inspection on the 2001 Ford Excursion limo, the vehicle did not stop & blew through an intersection and crashed into a convenience store parking lot, killing all 18 on board & killing 2 people in the parking lot.   Limo company operator Nauman Hussain is facing numerous felony counts in connection with the crash; He is expected in court in January.

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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers released the new East Sidney Lake Master Plan to serve as a guiding document for decision making at the lake for the next 15 to 25 years.  The Plan includes land use classifications that govern the way land is managed and used as well as outdoor recreation to meet the needs of the public.    The final Master Plan, previous master plans and additional information can be found on the project website nab.usace.army.

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A ST. BALDRICK’S EVENT will be held in Oneonta at the Red Jug Pub at 195 Main Street on October 12th from 2:00 to 5:00 PM.  The St. Baldrick’s Foundation is a volunteer-powered charity that funds more in childhood cancer research grants than any organization except the U.S. government.  More information is available at stbaldricks.org.

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The City of Norwich has appointed Lorraine Keckeisen as their new Grants Coordinator; she will identify potential Federal, State, County and private grant funds to address the needs of the City of Norwich.  Keckeisen is a member of the Sidney Rotary Club & She leads the Tri-Town Coalition on Substance Abuse Prevention.

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Governor Cuomo today announced that $1.5 million is available for eligible school districts to support the growth of Farm-to-School programs across the state. Grant funding of up to $100,000 per project will be awarded for employing a local or regional farm-to-school coordinator; Training of food service staff & the Purchase of equipment needed to increase capacity of school kitchens.  More information is available at agriculture.ny.gov

The Otsego County Chamber of Commerce will hold their 2019 Workforce Summit this morning at Morris Hall at SUNY Oneonta starting with 9:00 AM.    The Chamber joins with Educators, Students, Workforce and Economic Developers, Community Leaders, Employers & others to try to improve the overall quality of the region’s workforce. 

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The Sidney Central School District and Village of Sidney will co-sponsor an American Red Cross Citizen Preparedness Corps training this evening, Sidney Village Mayor Andy Matviak urges area residents to attend:

(Andy Matviak 10-10-19)

The training session will run from 6:00 to 7:30 PM at the Sidney Central School auditorium. There is no cost to attend, No RSVP is necessary, but residents are encouraged to arrive early.

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The Delaware County Board of Elections announced that tomorrow October 11th is the last day to register in person and to postmark a registration form for the November 5th General Election.  Offices that are up for election in November include Supreme Court Justice & many Town Offices.  Early voting will be from October 26th through November 3rd, more information is available at co.delaware.ny.us or by calling 832-5321 or stop into their Delhi office.

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Governor Cuomo urged State residents to register as organ donors through the newly-modernized New York State Donate Life Registry.  Nationally, 20 people each day die while awaiting a match for a transplant, according to the federal Health Resources and Services Administration. A person is added to the wait list every 10 minutes, but one donor can save as many as eight lives.  State residents can enroll to be organ donors through 2 online options, donatelife.ny.gov, or dmv.ny.gov

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WCDO NEWS WEDNESDAY 10-9-19

by wcdonews Posted on October 9, 2019

State Police & the Otsego County Sheriff’s Department responded to the report of a Tractor Trailer accident on I-88 Eastbound, at the Milford & Maryland Town Line this morning.  No injuries were reported, the investigation is continuing.

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The 2019 Nobel Prize in Chemistry has been awarded to M. Stanley Whittingham, who is a distinguished professor of chemistry and materials science at Binghamton University.  Whittingham won the prize for pioneering research leading to the development of the lithium-ion battery along with John Goodenough and Akira Yoshino.   Whittingham came to Binghamton University in 1988 after 16 years at Exxon Research and Engineering Company, where he received the patent for a rechargeable lithium-ion battery.  The 3 winners will share a prize of $910,000.

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The Catskill Area Hospice has changed its name to reflect more of their services; Spokesperson Dan Ayres explains the name change to Helios Care:

(Dan Ayres 10-9-19)

More information is available at their new website: helioscare.org.

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The Sidney Fire Department will be holding an Open House tonight at their River Street Location.  The Open House will run from 6:00 to 8:00 PM.

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The Otego Town Board will be holding their next regular meeting this evening.  The meeting will begin at 6:00 in the Town Hall on State Route 7.

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The next meeting of the Oneonta Town Board will be held tonight at the Town Hall in West Oneonta.  The meeting will begin at 7:00 PM.

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The Sidney Junior Senior High school will hold an open House this evening.  The Open House will run from 6:30 to 8:00 PM.

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Catholic Charities will hold their 3rd Annual 5K Color Run on October 13th at the Sidney Central School, with the 5K starting at 2:00 PM & the color run at 3:00 PM.  Registration is available at local races.com.

Governor Cuomo signed legislation prohibiting ambulance and first response service providers from disclosing or selling private patient information to third parties for marketing purposes. Under prior law, emergency response providers could sell information that identifies an individual patient such as addresses and phone numbers, prescriptions and medical history. The new law prohibits the disclosure of such information to third parties, except to healthcare providers, the patient’s insurer and parties acting under appropriate legal authority.        

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Otsego County Chamber will host their state Mandated Anti-Harassment Policies and Sexual Harassment Training today at 1:00 PM at Northern Eagle Beverages at 41 Browne Street in Oneonta.   The State mandates ALL employers adopt a sexual harassment prevention policy as well as to train ALL employees on sexual harassment prevention.  Pinnacle Human Resources, LLC will conduct the training.

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Development Chenango has committed $100,000 to support the UHS Chenango Memorial Hospital capital campaign, to support construction of a new Emergency Room and Walk-In Center, as well as investments in Diagnostic Imaging and infrastructure to support the growth of future services.

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WCDO NEWS TUESDAY 10-8-19

by wcdonews Posted on October 8, 2019

A 17 year old from the Bronx is the state’s 1st death attributed to Vaping, Governor Cuomo addressed the health crisis earlier today:

(Cuomo 10-8-19)

Governor Cuomo said that the case has been turned over to the State Health Department for investigation. So far there have been about 1000 health related cases connected to Vaping, including 18 deaths.

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The City of Norwich Police Department and the Chenango County Sheriff’s Office are seeking information on 31 year old Christopher Lacroce, for allegedly leading Police on a high speed chase last Friday, & who is also wanted on a warrant for allegedly hitting a pedestrian with a vehicle September 15th at the intersection of Mitchell and Silver streets in Norwich.  Lacroce faces charges of 2nd-degree assault, among other charges that are pending following Friday’s chase.   Anyone with information regarding Lacroce’s whereabouts is asked to contact the Norwich City Police Department at 607-334-2424 or the Chenango County Sheriff’s Office at 607-334-2000.

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Today, 19th District Congressman Antonio Delgado announced that $1,239,817 in federal funds were recently awarded to the Friends of the Upper Delaware River and Trout Unlimited as part of the Delaware Watershed Conservation Fund. These new funds will allow local organizations to conserve and restore fish and wildlife habitat, enhance and maintain water quality, and improve river-based recreational opportunities and public access in the Upper Delaware Watershed.  The full list of projects can be found at delgado.house.gov.

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NYSEG and AAA New York announced that they are working together to remind passenger and commercial drivers about the dangers of distracted driving.  NYSEG has seen an uptick in the number of passenger vehicles that strike electric poles and commercial construction vehicles that come into contact with power lines and other electric equipment.  According to the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, 88% of drivers believe distracted driving is on the rise, with nearly half of all drivers admitting to recently talking on hand-held phones and another 35% reporting that they have sent a text or email while driving.

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Governor Cuomo announced that 2 new laws to improve pay equity policies will go into effect today, which prohibits all employers who do business in New York State from asking prospective employees about their salary history and compensation.  The new laws also expand the definition of “equal pay for equal work.”  

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The Otsego County Chamber’s Small Business Banquet will be held on Thursday, November 21 at The Otesaga Hotel and Resort in Cooperstown.   Nominations for various awards are being taken currently; the nominations are requested to the Chamber by this Friday.

State officials, the Division of Homeland Security and the Office of Fire Prevention and Control will preside over the 22nd Annual New York State Fallen Firefighters Memorial Ceremony this morning.   The Ceremony will honor 23 fallen firefighters who gave their lives in the line of duty, at the Empire State Plaza Convention Center in Albany at 11:00 AM.

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The Tri Town Coalition on Substance Abuse Prevention will hold their next meeting this evening in Sidney.  The meeting will be held from 6:00 to 7:30 PM at the Maiorano building at 9 Main Street, with Parking & the entrance to the meeting at the rear of building.

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Governor Cuomo signed legislation which amends the criminal procedure law to clarify that individuals convicted of petty offenses will have their records sealed by default. Sealed records will not be made available to any person or public or private agency unless a judge determines otherwise,   the legislation will take effect in 90 days.

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WCDO NEWS MONDAY 10-7-19

by wcdonews Posted on October 7, 2019

State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli released a statement regarding criminal charges filed against former Delhi village clerk Michelle Barnes for theft of public funds. Dinapoli said that the charges resulted from a joint investigation conducted by the Comptroller’s office and State Police, Barnes allegedly wrote $4,788 in village checks to herself for her personal use, & she faces grand larceny charges.

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The National Transportation and Safety Board made 4 safety recommendations as a result of the October 6th 2018 Schoharie Limousine crash that killed 20 people. Federal lawmakers took those recommendations and introduced a bipartisan bill aimed at closing the gaps in regulations on a federal level, State lawmakers failed to pass limousine safety measures, they may tackle it in the 2020 session.

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Local Congressmen are split over the notion of pursuing impeachment proceedings against President Trump.  19th District Congressman Antonio Delgado released a statement over the weekend saying that it has become clear that the president has placed his personal interests above the national security of our nation by admitting to soliciting the Ukrainian president to investigate potential Democratic President Nominee & former Vice President Joe Biden, which Delgado said is an impeachable offense.  22nd District Congressman Anthony Brindisi stated that while the allegations against the President regarding the call to the President of Ukraine is troubling, he wants to first make sure that the impeachment is Constitutional.

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Funeral arrangements for Brooke Ketchum of Unadilla are being handled by C.H. Landers Funeral Chapel at 21 Main Street in Sidney.   Ketchum died in an automobile accident in the town of Otego Friday, Calling hours will be on Wednesday, October 9 from 2:00 to 4:00 PM with the funeral immediately following at 4:00pm. The family invites those in attendance to the Sidney VFW for a reception following services; donations can be made to a memorial fund for her 2 daughters.

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State officials and members of the Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services’ Office of Fire Prevention and Control will preside over the 22nd Annual New York State Fallen Firefighters Memorial Ceremony.   The Ceremony will honor 23 fallen firefighters who gave their lives in the line of duty, at the Empire State Plaza Convention Center in Albany, tomorrow morning at 11:00 AM.

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The 26th Annual Pit Run was Held in Oneonta Sunday.  The winner of the 10K race was Michael Hamilton of Oneonta, the winner of the 5K was Charles Hollister on Oneonta, Money raised benefits the Rick Parisian Memorial Scholarship fund, and Parisian was a state Police Investigator who tried to stop an armed Robbery in an Oneonta Grocery in 1994.

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Governor Cuomo today signed legislation prohibiting the performance or supervision of a pelvic exam on an anesthetized or unconscious person without informed consent. The legislation also makes it professional misconduct to perform unauthorized pelvic exams. This legislation takes effect in 180 days.

The Delaware County Department of Public Works will hold the 23rd annual Clean Sweep October 25th & 26th; Delaware County Solid Waste Coordinator Tyson Robb explains the schedule for those 2 days:

(Tyson Robb 10-7-19)

Residents are required to register online at cleansweepdelaware.eventbrite.com, by phone at 865-6474 during normal weekday business hours, or by email CleanSweepDelaware@gmail.com, all registrations are accepted until October 18th.

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The Award-winning hit musical JERSEY BOYS, the story of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons, will play the Forum Theatre on December 10th & 11th. Tickets go on sale today & can be purchased online at BroadwayInBinghamton.com or at The Arena Box Office, or By-Phone through Ticketmaster at 1-800-745-3000. More information is available at BroadwayInBinghamton.com or JerseyBoysTour.com. 

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The Village of Unadilla Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a Public Hearing, this evening at 6:00 PM at the Community House 193 Main Street, regarding a variance for 215 Main Street and/or 6 Adams Street. More information is available through Village Clerk- Treasurer Clarissa Riker at 369-3421.

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