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Masonville Fire Departments responded to a barn fire Thursday at about 3:00 PM on State Route 8. 8 other Fire companies from surrounding communities also responded, Route 8 was closed off to traffic for several hours as crews worked to set up water supplies and utilized tankers from other departments. The barn was a total loss, no injuries were reported.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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SUNY Delhi will receive $500,000 in new Direct State Tax Support in the new state Budget, the money will be used to support student-success initiatives, expand student services, maintain affordability and strengthen its impact in the Southern Tier region.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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The New York Department of State is warning immigrants around the state of a scam designed to steal money and personal information. New Citizens are targeted by fraudulent schemes, where the callers pretend to be immigration officials or agents, typically, agencies do not text immigrants about their cases or contact them through personal social media accounts, The department also warned about extortion attempts by people impersonating federal agents who demand money under threat of deportation, more information is available at dos.ny.gov\/know-your-rights.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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The 2nd Annual Brew to Brew 5K race will be held on September 19, between Wakeman Coffee to Muddy River Farm Brewery. Spokesperson Colleen McKinney explains:<\/p>\n\n\n\n
(Colleen McKinney 6-15-26)<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Last year’s initial effort raised about $5,000, people can register at runsignup.com\/Race\/NY\/Sidney\/SidneyBrewToBrew5K<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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The Town Of Oneonta announced that the town pool should be opening for the season later this month, following inspections by the County Health Department. Renovations to the 50 year old pool have been ongoing since last year, the pool is free the town will offer free swim lessons to town residents.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
A.M. NEWS MONDAY 6-15-26<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Chenango County Sheriff\u2019s Office arrested 40 year old Amy Gonzalez of the town of German for Harassment, Resisting Arrest & Obstructions of Governmental Administration. Deputies responded to an address in the Town of German for a domestic dispute, it was found that Gonzalez subjected the victim to unwanted physical contact. While deputies were taking Gonzalez into custody she resisted arrest. Gonzalez was taken into custody and transported back to the Chenango County Sheriff\u2019s Office, she became uncooperative again. Gonzalez was released on appearance tickets to appear in the Town of German Court at a later date.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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The Sidney Police Department reports that on Saturday officers became aware of multiple incidents of graffiti vandalism affecting both Village property and private property within the Village of Sidney. The graffiti consisted of derogatory phrases directed at President Donald Trump and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Officers apprehended 3 individuals, arrested were 19 year old Mara Van Kingsley of Sidney, 21 year old Harley Riglioni of Unadilla, & 20 year old Saaniah Small of Afton, for 1 count each of Criminal Mischief, Making Graffiti, Conspiracy & Possession of Graffiti Instruments, All 3 defendants were processed by the Sidney Police Department and transported to the Delaware County Court for arraignment, the investigation remains ongoing, and additional charges may be filed as further information becomes available.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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The Governor’s Office announced that the administration has reached a tentative contract agreement with the Public Employees Federation for a 5-year term running until April 1, 2031. The agreement is subject to ratification by union membership, which includes approximately 60,000 New York State employees.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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The Governor’s Office announced that funding is available from the new $10 million New York PLATES capital grant program, to support food banks and other organizations that provide emergency food assistance in building the modern facilities, equipment, and infrastructure needed to serve more families across the state. The application period for grant will open on July 8th and applications must be submitted by August 20th, Awards are expected to be announced no earlier than October 20th.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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P.M. NEWS MONDAY 6-15-26 Masonville Fire Departments responded to a barn fire Thursday at about 3:00 PM on State Route 8. 8 other Fire companies from surrounding communities also responded, Route 8 was closed off to traffic for several hours … Continue reading