Sidney Village Police arrested 3 people following an\ninvestigation into arson on Cartwright Avenue Tuesday. Sidney Police said that the fire was set in a\ndoorway & was quickly extinguished by occupants before it could\nspread. 24 year old Elizabeth Hall of\nSidney, 19 year old Allyssa Wright & were charged with arson, reckless\nendangerment, conspiracy & endangering the welfare of a child, Hall &\nWright were arraigned & were remanded to the Delaware County Jail on\n$10,000 Cash Bail or $20,000 Bond, an unidentified 12 year old female was also\ncharged with arson, conspiracy & reckless endangerment, she was released on\na Juvenile appearance ticket.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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About 120 People attended last night’s Town of Guilford\nBoard meeting, which included discussions about the controversial plan by\nCalpine, for the High Bridge Wind Farm Renewable Energy project proposal. Guilford town Supervisor George Senek told\nWCDO News what happens next:<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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The High Bridge Wind Farm project calls for up to 30 Wind\nTurbines to be placed in the town of Guilford, Calpine is also behind the\nBluestone Project which calls for 8 to 12 Wind Turbines in the Towns of Windsor\n& Sanford.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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An Internet Safety Awareness & Prevention of Child\nExploitation Conference will be held in Walton tomorrow, featuring a survivor\nof Human Trafficking, plus presentations by the National Center for Missing\n& Exploited Children, & the State Police. The conference will be held at the New Hope\nChurch in Walton Friday from 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM, more information is available\nat832-5334.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Attorney General Letitia James announced the conclusion of\nan investigation into pharmacies across the State that failed to post the costs\nof drugs to consumers, as required by law. \nThe Attorney General’s Office sent cease and desist letters to 44\npharmacies found to be in violation of the law, mandating compliance with\nconsumer protection laws that require that pharmacies maintain a list of their\nprices for the 150 most commonly prescribed drugs. One of the pharmacies in\nviolation is located in Binghamton. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
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The hearing for 25 Year old John Mehne of Sarasota Florida\nhas been postponed, as Mehne\u2019s attorney claimed that she had not been able to\nclear up a warrant for Mehne\u2019s arrest in Sarasota on a burglary charge\nthere. Mehne was arrested last week in\nafter a bizarre series of incidents including the crashing of a stolen car on\nI-81, fleeing into the woods, burglarizing homes and chicken coops, chasing a\nman with an axe, and killing a dog in Kirkwood. \nMehne is facing charges of criminal possession of stolen property,\nburglary, robbery and aggravated cruelty to animals, he is being held in the\nBroome County jail.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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A bill has been forwarded in the state Assembly to legalize\nProstitution in New York State. The bill\nwas forwarded after a group of workers in the sex trade lobbied for change at\nthe state capital recently. The bill was\nannounced Monday and isn\u2019t expected to be voted on before the end of the\ncurrent legislative session next week.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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The Chenango County Department of Public Works announced\nthat they will be conducting paving operation on County Road 13, between, Gast\nRoad and The County Line, in the Town of Lincklaen tomorrow. The traveling public is asked to seek\nalternative routes if possible, local traffic will be allowed to and from their\nhomes. More information is available at\n337-1710.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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State Senator Jim Seward\nannounced senate approval of legislation he sponsors to exempt vintage\nsnowmobiles from state registration fees. \nSenator Seward\u2019s bill was developed in consultation with the New York\nState Snowmobile Association and would encourage collecting without forcing\nundue costs on hobbyists. Companion\nlegislation has been introduced in the state assembly.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Commerce Chenango will hold the Human Resources Roundtable\nWorkshop will take place Today in the Community Room at Commerce Chenango\nlocated at 15 South Broad Street in Norwich, beginning at 8:00AM. The panel discussion will feature human\nresources professionals from Alvogen, New York Central Mutual, NBT Insurance\nAgency; and Preferred Mutual Insurance Company. \nThe workshop is open to Chamber Members only.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Delaware County Public Health will host a Free Rabies\nVaccination Clinic for dogs, cats and ferrets today at 6:00 pm \u2013 8:00 pm at\nDelhi Fire Hall 140 Delview Terrace Extension. \nMore information about rabies is available at 832-5200 or\ndelawarecountypublichealth.com<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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The “Green Light Bill\u201d allowing Illegal Immigrants to\npossess Driver’s licenses Passed in the State Assembly this week, Local\nAssemblyman Cliff Crouch voted against it:<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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A State Senate vote on the bill has not been scheduled; the\nLegislature ends their 2019 session next week.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Today is the Annual “Test Drive Your Seat” event\nat the Forum Theater in Binghamton. \nThose looking to purchase season tickets for the next Broadway in\nBinghamton series of shows can test drive their seat at the Forum before buying\ntheir tickets. The event will run from\n11:00 AM to 6:00 PM today, more information is available at 772-1391.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Sidney Village Police arrested 3 people following an investigation into arson on Cartwright Avenue Tuesday. Sidney Police said that the fire was set in a doorway & was quickly extinguished by occupants before it could spread. 24 year old Elizabeth … Continue reading