New York led the nation in yogurt production for the 2nd straight year, according to Governor Cuomo. The state produced 741 million pounds of yogurt in 2013, an increase of 46 million pounds from the previous year’s total, beating … Continue reading
Sidney Village Police department arrested 6 people following a lengthy narcotics investigation. Charged were 37-year-old Richard Swislosky of Sidney, 30-year-old Stacey Dibble of Bainbridge, 56-year-old Bradley Winner of Mount Upton, 44-year-old Louella Schoener & 31 year old Rebecca Schoener of … Continue reading
State Police Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Unit conducted a 72-hour road check at 4 locations along I-86 & State Route 17. 833 inspections were conducted, 1,326 violations discovered and 101 vehicles taken off the road and placed out-of-service for serious safety … Continue reading
State police at Troop C in Sidney held their annual Memorial Service today, to honor those who lost their lives in the line of duty. Troop C Commander Major Donald Faughnan comments: (Major Faughnan 5-20-14) Major Faughnan noted … Continue reading
The next 24-48 hours will bring periods of rain, heavy at times to the Tri-County area and the Northeast. A Flash Flood Watch is in effect for all of Central New York and Northeast Pennsylvania this evening through Friday Night. While it … Continue reading
Firefighters from Masonville, Sidney, Walton, Trout Creek, Sidney Center, Bainbridge, Deposit & Mount Upton fire companies responded to a fire at the Briggs residence on state route 8 between Sidney & Masonville. The fire was reported at about 8:30 … Continue reading
After an extensive review of New York City’s 2007 Filtration Avoidance Determination, State Health Commissioner Howard Zucker announced that revisions to the document have been finalized. The revisions will enhance NYC’s existing watershed protection plan and they respond to the significant flooding events … Continue reading
Negotiations are underway this week that could lead to advanced educational opportunities coming to Sidney. Utica School Of Commerce vice President Don Reese Explains: (Don Reese 4-29-14) Reese said that should the negotiations this week end favorably, classes … Continue reading