WCDO NEWS WEDNESDAY 8-27-25

by wcdonews Posted on August 27, 2025

P.M. NEWS WEDNESDAY 8-27-25

Governor Hochul announced the Environmental Facilities Corporation surpassed $3.4 billion in executed financial assistance agreements for 328 water infrastructure projects across the State, A 55% in funding over the previous year. The projects improve water quality, safeguard public health and the environment and contribute an estimated 30,000 jobs. The application period for the next round of Grants is now open through September 12, Applications and information about the grants can be found at efc.ny.gov.

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UHS Delaware Valley Hospital has been awarded a $20 million grant through the State Department of Health. The Hospital recently announced plans to build a 4-story addition & the grant will support that expansion. The new building will house primary medical care services, specialty services, physical, occupational & speech therapy and a laboratory, The Medical Neighborhood Project is expected to begin shortly, with the anticipated completion by the end of 2027.

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The Deposit and Hancock Central School Districts Boards of Education have voted to move forward with a merger feasibility study, to see if it would be advantageous to combine the 2 districts. The New York State Education Department will provide up to $100,000 to help pay for the study, which will Review district enrollment, staffing, facilities, finances, and programs, weigh the possible benefits and challenges of merging and Gather input from people from both districts. Updates will be shared on district websites, newsletters, and at public meetings.

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Delaware County Office for the Aging will present ” Name that Scam” an interactive, and informative presentation from the Elder Abuse Center at Lifespan of Greater Rochester. The event will be held on September 25th at 10 am. at the Delaware County Sheriff’s Department at 280 Phoebe Lane, Delhi, RSVP’s are requested at 607-832-5750.

A.M. NEWS Wednesday 8-27-25

State Police and the Broome County Sheriff’s Department responded to a residential fire at a home on Broad Street in the town of Chenango, A 26-year-old female resident had been able to get herself and two children, ages five and two, out of the home, but was unable to get to a one-year-old due to the heavy thick smoke. Troopers and Sheriff’s Deputies were able to get in through a window and get the one-year-old out of the home. The child was transported to Upstate Medical Center and passed away from the injuries sustained in the fire. Troopers are working with Broome County Fire Investigators to determine the cause of the fire.

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The last show of the Sidney Summer Music Series will be tonight at Main & Division Streets in Sidney, Sidney Chamber of Commerce President Teri Schunk explains:

(Teri Schunk 8-20-25)

Schunk said the show was originally scheduled for last Wednesday but was moved due to the inclement weather.

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Public Meeting #1 for the Otsego Lake Watershed Protection Plan will be held Today, from 6:00 to 8:00 pm. at Glimmerglass State Park in the Lakeview Pavilion, at County Road 31, Cooperstown. The public meeting will provide an overview of the planning process and the desired outcome of the Watershed Protection Plan. A community survey will be launched during the public meeting and will be available for at least one month to gather additional input from the community. The Department of State provided funding to develop a Plan that identifies water quality threats and recommends local actions to safeguard the resource. Water quality in Otsego Lake is changing because of climate change, invasive species, and harmful inputs to the lake, the plan will identify causes of the degrading water quality and define specific actions to protect the lake and watershed.

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WCDO NEWS TUESDAY 8-26-25

by wcdonews Posted on August 26, 2025

P.M. NEWS TUESDAY 8-26-25

Plans are in the works for Delaware County to get 10 Weather stations set up within the next 2 months, County Planning Director Shelly Johnson-Bennett told WCDO News that Delaware County has the most declared disasters & had no weather stations to watch for severe weather conditions:

(Shelly Johnson Bennett 8-26-25)

Johnson Bennett said that this week, officials will be scoping out locations for the weather stations, tied into town or village buildings around Delaware County, plans may also include tieing the program into Science classes at high schools in the County.

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The Norwich Police Department arrested 21 year old Kaylub Rifanburg of Norwich for Criminal Possession of a weapon, & possession of burglar tools following a traffic stop Monday. Police discovered a loaded 9mm handgun during the traffic stop on South Broad Street, on Monday afternoon in the City of Norwich. Norwich Police Department received a complaint about an erratic driver, the vehicle in question was located, police found the handgun with a 15 round magazine seated in the pistol. Rifanburg was arraigned and was released on his own recognizance, & he will appear in court at a later date.

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The Chenango County Health Department is asking County Residents to fill out an online health survey, County Director of Health Isaiah Sutton explains:

(Isaiah Sutton 7-10-25)

Sutton said that the online survey can be found at chenangocounty.ny.gov, through August 31st, More information is also available at 607-337-1660.

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Delaware County Sheriff Craig DuMond announced that in observance of New York State Sheriff’s Week, the Delaware County Sheriff’s Office will be hosting an Open House event on Sunday, September 21st, 2025, from 12pm-3pm at their office located at 280 Phoebe Lane, Delhi. Live demonstrations will be conducted by the K-9 Teams, Drone Pilots, Project Lifesaver Team, and our Motor Vehicle Accident Reconstructionist, plus Certified Child Passenger Safety Technicians from Delaware County Public Health will conduct a Car Seat Safety event.

A.M. NEWS TUESDAY 8-26-25

Michele Frazier of Delhi announced that she will run again for the State Senate in the 51st District, Frazier ran for this seat in 2024, is a former Oneonta City Councilmember. Frazier is a local Realtor and teaches Political Science, more information is available at michelefrazier.com. She lost to Republican Peter Oberacker in 2024, Oberacker is reportedly looking to run for Congress.

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The Chenango County Historical Society will celebrate “WOMEN’S EQUALITY DAY” today with guests from the the Oneida Indian Nation and others, regarding the 1920 Adoption of the 19TH Amendment of the US Constitution. The event is free from 5:30–8:00 PM at the Chenango County Historical Society on Rexford Street in Norwich.

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2 American Red Cross Blood Drives are being held today, 1 from 12:00 Noon to 5:00 PM AT Achieve at 27 Griffin Street in Norwich, and 1 in Sidney from 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM at the Sidney Elks Lodge, 104 River Street, Schedule an appointment at RedCrossBlood.org, calling 1-800-RED CROSS or by using the Red Cross Blood Donor App.

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WCDO NEWS MONDAY 8-25-25

by wcdonews Posted on August 25, 2025

P.M. NEWS MONDAY 8-25-25

Broome County Sheriff’s Office released an Update regarding the death investigation in the area of Brady Hill Rd and Gregory Rd in the Town of Binghamton. Investigators believe this was an isolated incident, and there is no immediate threat to the public or the surrounding neighborhood related to this case. More details will be released to the public after the investigation concludes.

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Delaware County Sheriff’s Deputies were notified Saturday by the County Corrections Division, of a female visitor who secreted prohibited contraband and then passed it to an incarcerated individual during visitation. Corrections Officers supervising the visit, observed the female transfer the item to the incarcerated individual and immediately intervened. The prohibited item was recovered from the incarcerated individual, and the visitor, 21 year old Jubilee Klimas of Walton was located outside the facility by Deputies and was charged with Promoting Prison Contraband, she was processed and released on an appearance ticket for Town of Delhi Court on a later date.  

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Mirabito Cares, which is the community engagement arm of Mirabito Energy Products, announced that $75,000 has been raised to benefit Folds of Honor, which is an organization that provides educational scholarships to the spouses and children of fallen or disabled military service members and first responders. Mirabito Cares Spokesperson Marissa Sweeney explains:

(Marissa Sweeney 8-25-25)

The funds were raised through a Round Up campaign held across 109 Mirabito Convenience Stores from June 2 through July 6th, customers were invited to round up their purchases to the nearest dollar, with the difference going directly to Folds of Honor.

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The Bainbridge Chamber of Commerce will be holding their annual “Bainbridge Days” this Saturday throughout the village, Mayor Phil wade explains:

(Phil Wade 8-25-25)

The full schedule can be found at the Bainbridge Chamber of Commerce Facebook page.

A.M. NEWS MONDAY 8-25-25

State Police & the Broome County Humane Society responded to a residence in the town of Union, to remove animals living in poor conditions. State Police were at the residence on another matter when they discovered deplorable living conditions inside the home. 50 animals which included dogs, cats, guinea pigs and birds were removed from the home, they were surrendered to the Broome County Humane Society. 3 children under the age of 17 were living in the home, their mother, 50 year old Rayelene Lott was charged with 3 counts of Endangering the Welfare of a Child, The investigation is on-going at this time.

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Otsego County Sheriff’s Office arrested 45 year old Brook Romano of the town of Maryland, for 2nd degree Escape following an incident at Bassett Medical Center. Romano was being treated for an injury obtained during an arrest on an unrelated incident, she is accused of attempting to escape the hospital but was brought back into custody without further incident, she will appear in Town of Otsego Court on the newest charge at a later date.

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WCDO NEWS FRIDAY 8-22-25

by wcdonews Posted on August 22, 2025

WCDO NEWS FRIDAY 8-22-25

State Police and local law enforcement will be out in force through Labor Day weekend as part of the national “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” campaign to prevent impaired driving. The enforcement period runs through Labor Day, September 1st, last year, State police issued 47,173 total tickets and arrested 632 individuals for DWI.

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Governor Kathy Hochul announced that Homeowners, renters and business owners are now eligible to apply for U.S. Small Business Administration low-interest loans to aid in recovery from the Storm Damage on June 22, in Madison, Chenango and Otsego Counties locally. Homeowners can receive up to $500,000 to repair their primary residence, Homeowners and renters can get up to $100,000 to repair or replace damaged or destroyed personal property, Businesses and non-profits can get up to $2,000,000 for the replacement of real property, inventories, machinery, equipment, for more information, or to apply online at sba.gov, or call the SBA’s Customer Service Center at (800) 659-2955.

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The Tri Town Theatre’s production of the “Wizard of Oz” is being held tonight, tomorrow night & Sunday afternoon in Sidney, Theatre spokesman George Wells comments about the talent assembled for this production:

(George Wells 8-22-25)

Tickets are available at tritowntheatre.com, more information is available at their Facebook page.

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The annual “Old Franklin Day” will be held Saturday from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM, with a wide variety of activities, according to spokesperson Connie Martin:

(Connie Martin 8-22-25)

More information is available at Franklinny.org

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The Butternut Valley Alliance Summer Harvest Festival & Gravel Grinder will take place on Saturday, at Butternuts Beer & Ale, 4021 State Highway 51, Garrettsville, with a host of activities according to organizer Peter Martin:

(Peter Martin 8-22-25)

The Gravel Grinder is a fundraising 45-mile course for experienced cyclers and a 15-mile course for the more recreational cyclers,  Online registration deadline is today at 12:00 noon. A registration fee applies, more information is available at bikereg.com/68839, to register for the free meal, go to butternutvalleyalliance.org/harvest-festival-gravel-grinder.

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The Greater Afton Area Chamber of Commerce will hold their Arts & Crafts Festival, both Saturday and Sunday from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM each day. Over 30 vendors have signed up to participate, there will be free music & food available, more information is available at greateraftonareacoc.com

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A Business & Wellness Expo will be held Sunday from 12:00 to 4:00 PM at the Muller Plaza on Main Street in Oneonta, admission is free and more information is available at 917-579-7613.

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The band Train with Special guests Edwin McCain and Graham Barham will perform tomorrow at the Booster Club Field in Oneonta. The concert starts at 7:00 PM, the show is sponsored by Unalam and proceeds benefit the Oneonta Boys and Girls Club. Tickets are available at eventbrite.com.

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2 American Red Cross Blood Drives are scheduled in Oneonta, today from 1 pm. – 5 pm., Oneonta Elks Lodge 1312, 86 Chestnut Street, another on Saturday from 10 am. – 3 pm., at the Southside Mall – Oneonta YMCA, 5006 NY-23, Schedule a time to give now by visiting RedCrossBlood.org, calling 1-800-RED CROSS or by using the Red Cross Blood Donor App.

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WCDO NEWS THURSDAY 8-21-25

by wcdonews Posted on August 21, 2025

P.M. NEWS THURSDAY 8-21-25

37 Year Old Devin LaValley of Burlington, 29 year old Melissa McDougal of Altmar, 33 year old Grace Balthazor of Elmira and 43 year old Roxanne Clark of Bristol, Vermont, appeared in US District Court, charging them with child exploitation offenses. LaValley & the others are accused of video recording the sexual abuse of 2 minor children, which were released to the internet, LaValley distributed some of the depictions he created with McDougal and Balthazor to Clark online. All 4 were arraigned on the charges & are being held pending additional court action. The conspiracy and sexual exploitation charges carry a term of between 15 and 30 years in federal prison, the receipt and distribution of child pornography each carry a term 5 and 20 years in prison, each charge carries a fine of up to $250,000, and a term of supervised release of at least 5 years to life, all would be required to register as sex offenders upon their release from prison.

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The Delaware Valley Humane Society is teaming up with Forged Brewery this Saturday, from 12-6 at the Brewery called “STOUTS, ALES AND PUPPY DOG TAILS”. Mike Andres of Forged Brewery & Erin Insinga from the Humane Society visited with WCDO this morning to explain the fundraiser & the special concoction for the event:

(Mike Andres-Erin Insinga 8-21-25)

There will also be live music, food trucks, Santa photos, raffle baskets this Saturday at Forged Brewery, 1732 State Highway 41.

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The Clean Sweep Delaware Household hazardous waste Collection days are coming up on October 10th & 11th, Solid Waste Coordinator Tyson Robb told WCDO News of the things that they will & will not accept at that collection:

(Tyson Robb 8-21-25)

Online registration continues at cleansweepdelaware.eventbrite.com, phone registration will begin September 16th through October 1st.

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The State Health Department continues to monitor the outbreak of Legionnaires’ disease, with 5 deaths, 14 hospitalized & more than 100 cases confirmed in New York City & a small number of cases in the lower Hudson Valley. The outbreak has been linked to cooling towers on 12 buildings in the Harlem neighborhood, Legionnaires’ disease cannot be spread from person to person and can be treated with antibiotics, and a spread beyond upper Manhattan is unlikely.

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State Police in Troop C are hosting 2 child car seat check points over the weekend, 1 on Saturday from 11 am. – 2 pm. at Glimmerglass State Park in Cooperstown, another on Sunday from 11 am. – 2 pm. at Chenango Valley State Park in Chenango Forks. New York State Law requires that all children must be restrained in an appropriate child restraint system while riding in a motor vehicle until they reach their 8th birthday. All children under the age of 2 must ride in a rear-facing car seat, more information is available by calling Troop C at (607)561-7400 and ask for Traffic.

A.M. Thursday 8-21-25

Delaware County Sheriff’s Office responded to a 911 call reporting that 36-year-old Gerald Walke of Walton made threats to harm himself by use of a firearm.  Deputies took Walke into custody, transporting him to a treatment facility. Investigators received a Temporary Extreme Risk Protection Order, from the County Supreme Court, requesting the removal of Walke’s right to possess rifles, shotguns, or firearms. Explosive Detection K-9 Edge was deployed, the team located precursors for bomb and explosive device construction, a rocket launcher, a rifle, drug paraphernalia & a device believed to be a homemade explosive device. A 2nd warrant was issued, the State Police Bomb Disposal Unit responded and disabled devices, & they seized controlled substances, a handgun, explosive devices, and items used for the construction of explosive devices. Walke was charged with Criminal Possession of a Firearm, Criminal Possession of a Weapon, 4 counts of Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance with intent to sell, he was arraigned & was remanded to the Delaware County Jail on $25,000 cash bail or $50,000 secured bond.

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Hartwick College welcomes back students for the Fall Semester this weekend. Highlights include the Student Move-In and Opening Convocation on Friday, & on Sunday, the traditional “First Walk” will be held, The full schedule can be found at hartwick.edu.

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The summer 2025 series of Concerts at the Dunderberg will present “Electronic Music/New Media” today at 7:00 PM, the final show of the season will be “All Flutes” on Sunday night, the shows are held at the Dunderberg Gallery in Gilbertsville starting at 7:00 PM at 118 Marion Avenue, more information is available at 607-783-2010 or at dunderberggallery.com

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An American Red Cross Blood Drive is scheduled today in Norwich from 11:30AM TO 4:30PM at the GUERNSEY MEMORIAL LIBRARY, 3 COURT STREET. Appointments can be made with the Blood Donor App, at redcrossblood.org or by calling 1-800-REDCROSS.

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WCDO NEWS WEDNESDAY 8-20-25

by wcdonews Posted on August 20, 2025

P.M. NEWS WEDNESDAY 8-20-25

Jeremiah Raub was found guilty by a Broome County Jury today for 1 count of 2nd-degree murder and 2 counts of 1st-degree arson, in connection with a 2011 Binghamton fire that killed 17 year old Jeffrey Aissa. 6 people escaped the blaze, Aissa died inside the house. The 1st trial for Raub ended when the jury could not reach a verdict, he will be sentenced at a later date in Broome County Court.

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The 2025 New York State Fair started today & will run through September 1st in Syracuse, , with a variety of attractions including midway rides, free concerts, and the annual butter sculpture. Tickets are $8 per person and parking is $12 per vehicle, Daily Hours will be from 9:00 AM to 11:00 PM.

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A recent report by State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli examined healthcare professional shortages in 16 rural counties in New York state, including Chenango & Delaware Counties locally, and found shortfalls in primary care, pediatric, and obstetrician and OBGYN doctors, Chenango Memorial Hospital’s new President & CEO Cecil Miller told WCDO News how they will try to correct that:

(Cecil Miller 8-20-25)

The Comptroller’s Report also found a shortage of mental health practitioners, as well as dentists around the rural counties. The full report can be found at osc.ny.gov.

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Broome County Department of Civil Service has announced the latest round of Training & Experience Exams for those interested in careers as Corrections Officers. The Deadline to sign up for the exam is August 28 and the exam period will take place between September 1st & September 30th, for more information or to obtain an application, go to broomecountyny.gov.

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Broome County Sheriff’s Office arrested 30 year old Patrick Summers of Deposit for Criminal Mischief, 3 counts of Menacing, 3 counts of Harassment and 1 count of Disorderly Conduct with Violent Behavior, Summer was arrested following an investigation into a recent weapons complaint in the Town of Windsor.

A.M. NEWS Wednesday 8-20-25

The Delaware County Business Alliance will recognize several businesses and groups for their service to the county’s business community at its 2025 Business Awards celebration today, Alliance President Ray Pucci told WCDO News about this year’s award winners:

(Ray Pucci 8-20-25)

The 2025 Delaware County Business Awards celebration will be held at Stonewall Estates on Holmes Hollow Road in DeLancey, beginning at 5:30 until 8:30 PM.

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Delaware County Public Health Free Rabies Vaccination Clinic For dogs, cats, and ferrets on today from 5:00PM-7:00PM, at Delhi Fire Hall, 140 Delview Terrace Extension, more information is available at (607) 832-5200.

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WCDO NEWS TUESDAY 8-19-25

by wcdonews Posted on August 19, 2025

P.M. NEWS Tuesday 8-19-25

The State Department of Civil Service announced that the application period is now open for the State’s entry-level law enforcement civil service exam. The exam is for applicants seeking a position at the DEC, the Office of State Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation and the State University of New York. Qualified candidates can apply online until 11:59 pm. on September 17th to take the exam, scheduled to be held in November. Applications and more information is available at cs.ny.gov/police.

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Otsego County, the Mohawk Valley Economic Development District and Vernonburg Group, will host a public community update meeting on Thursday, August 28th from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM at the Morris Fire Hall, the meeting will be held in person and live-streamed online, with a recording available afterward on the project website: www.otsegocountyny.gov/broadband.php. The community session is part of Otsego County’s Broadband Technical Assistance Project, aimed at accessing high-speed internet access for residents, businesses, and institutions across the region.

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A benefit will be held for fallen Firefighter Jason McGlone, who was the Assistant Fire Chief of the East Branch Fire department, who was killed in the line of duty responding to an accident on Thursday, July 17th. WCDO spoke with Bill Manning, who is helping to organize the fundraiser for McGlone’s Family on September 13th at the East Branch Fireman’s Park:

(Bill Manning 8-19-25)

The event will start at 1:00 PM & go until dark, to get to the park, take I-86, State Route 17 to exit 90 East Branch, follow old route 17 to bridge street & make a right.

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A Business & Wellness Expo will be held Sunday from 12:00 to 4:00 PM at the Muller Plaza on Main Street in Oneonta, admission is free and more information is available at 917-579-7613.

A.M. NEWS TUESDAY 8-19-25

The Sidney Police Department, arrested 66 year old Mark O’Neill of Sidney following a week-long investigation for a hit and run motor vehicle accident that occurred on August 11th. O’Neill was charged with Reckless endangerment, Leaving the scene of a personal injury accident, Failing to yield right of way to pedestrian in cross walk, he was released on an appearance ticket to appear in court at a later date.

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51 year old Joseph Amato of Treadwell was indicted by a Grand Jury on for Driving While Intoxicated and Obstructing Governmental Administration, this would be Amato’s third DWI within four years. It is alleged that on June 26, 2025, Deputy Elderkin conducted a routine traffic stop and found Amato to be slurring his words with the odor of alcoholic beverages, Amato refused to submit to field sobriety test, He was also uncooperative with law enforcement and impeded their ability to perform the traffic stop.

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The DCMO BOCES school district in Norwich is currently auctioning off 2 2018 International school buses. These vehicles have become popular for being converted into into campers, the online auctions are open to the public at municibid.com and ends on Tuesday, August 19th. All of the proceeds from these auctions go back to DCMO BOCES school district, for school supplies, educational programs, and more.

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The Bainbridge Chamber of Commerce will hold their next meeting this morning @ 7:30 am in the Back of Bob’s Diner. All members 7 directors are urged to attend.

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WCDO NEWS MONDAY 8-18-25

by wcdonews Posted on August 18, 2025

P.M. NEWS MONDAY 8-18-25

The Innovative Readiness Training for military medical professionals continues free of charge for area residents through this Wednesday at SUNY Broome, Southern Tier 8 spokesperson Jen Gregory explains:

(Jen Gregory 8-18-25)

It is recommended to get to the session early in order to secure a post for dental & vision appointments, sessions run from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

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Broome County Sheriff Fred Akshar and Broome County District Attorney Paul Battisti rallied in support of the family of Brennan Loveless, the 13-year-old boy hit by a vehicle on January 1, 2023, while riding his bike on State Route 7 near his home in Sanitaria Springs. 37 year old Bradley Law of Harpursville, fled the scene and staged a fake accident with a deer the following day in an effort to cover up the damage to the truck. Law was initially charged with criminally negligent homicide, but agreed to plead guilty to criminal possession of a firearm and attempted leaving the scene of a fatal motor vehicle accident, for which he was slated to receive 2 concurrent sentences of 1 1/3 years to 4 years in prison. Law faced other unrelated charges, & was sentenced to 2 consecutive sentences, a total of 2 and 2/3 years to 8 years. The Loveless’ family was recently notified that Law is scheduled to be interviewed by the Parole Board soon, today Sheriff Akshar & DA Battisti urged residents to contact the State Parole Board and recommend a denial of parole for Law, online at doccs.ny.gov, the DIN number is 23B5664

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The Otsego County Industrial Development Agency has sold 34 acres of land at the Oneonta Business Park to Sportsfield Specialties of Delhi. Meaghan Remillard of the Otsego IDA explains:

(Meaghan Remillard 8-18-25)

Remillard said that Sportsfield Specialties needed additional space to continue to expand the Delhi based business, they also have other sites in Deposit & in North Carolina.

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Clover Valley 8-ounce Instant Coffee sold at Dollar General stores across New York State is being recalled due to the potential presence of glass fragments. The recall affects Clover Valley 8-ounce Instant Coffee with specific lot numbers and “best by” dates of December 13th or 14th. The recall was initiated after a customer reported finding glass fragments in the coffee, according to Dollar General Corporate Offices, Ingesting glass can cause serious injuries, including damage to teeth, mouth and throat, or even perforation of the intestine. If you purchased this coffee, Return it to Dollar General for a refund or replacement.

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Otsego County Sheriff’s Office arrested 38 year old Christopher Romano of Otego on an Arrest Warrant from the Chenango County Sheriff’s Office. Romano was located in the Town of Butternuts and taken into custody without incident, and he was turned over to Chenango County Sheriff’s to answer his warrant.

A.M. NEWS MONDAY 8-18-25

36 year old Honesty Muller of Hamden appeared in Delaware County Court and was sentenced for Attempted Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance. Muller was sentenced to 5 years of felony probation supervision, On October 29, 2024, Muller was pulled over by a Delaware County Deputy in Delhi, a search was conducted and methamphetamine was located in her wallet.

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43 year old Thomas Mould of Stamford, appeared in Delaware County Court and was sentenced for Criminal Sexual Act, to 4 years in state prison and 8 years of post-release supervision. On June 23, 2024, State Police were dispatched for a domestic dispute in Stamford, in regard to Mould’s alleged molestation of a child under the age of 17. Mould was found at his place of employment and arrested, he gave a statement to police admitting that he did touch the victim and he knew that the victim was under the age of 17.

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The State Department of Health is monitoring an outbreak of Legionnaires’ disease, with reported cases in New York City & into the Hudson Valley. 35 cases were reported in the lower Hudson Valley, there were 83 confirmed cases in New York City with 21 hospitalizations & 3 deaths reported. The disease is a type of pneumonia caused by bacteria that grow in warm water.

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The City of Norwich announced that they have contracted with ArborPro to inventory the City’s Trees within the city’s Right of Way through the end of September. The ArborPro Staff will be measuring Street & Park Trees & locating potential Planting spaces for future trees in the city. Public Meetings will be announced soon.

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AN American Red Cross Blood Drive is being held today in Cooperstown, from 12 pm. – 5 pm., at the Clark Sports Center, to donate blood, download the American Red Cross Blood Donor App, visit RedCrossBlood.org, call 1-800-RED CROSS.

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