An Otsego County Grand Jury has indicted Dylan Robinson,\nAlexander Borgreen, Anais Soto and Nicolas Meridy for the murder of 53 year old\nKenneth Robinson inside his Worcester home in October. The 4 have been charged with 2nd degree\nMurder, Burglary and Attempted Robbery for breaking into the Robinson house in\nWorcester to allegedly steal marijuana and cash & Dylan Robinson allegedly\nshot his father in the chest and the head, Robinson, Meridy and Borgreen are\nalso accused of setting the house on fire, all four will be arraigned on the\nGrand Jury counts shortly.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Governor Cuomo announced that $56.5 million in state funding\nhas been awarded to 15 projects that will provide housing for homeless\nindividuals and families. The projects will create nearly 600 units of\npermanent supportive housing and 40 emergency shelter beds for veterans,\nsurvivors of domestic violence and individuals with mental illness. Organizations receiving Homeless Housing and\nAssistance Program funding include Opportunities for Broome, with a $7.5\nmillion project that will create 27 units and 80 beds of supportive housing for\nhomeless families and individuals. Four existing, dilapidated structures in\ndowntown Binghamton will be rehabilitated for supportive housing.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Governor Cuomo announced a statewide holiday drive to\nbenefit families in need across New York. Donations of new unwrapped toys,\ncoats and school supplies are being sought to assist community-based\norganizations during the holiday giving season. \nThe Office of General Services has set up drop-off locations which will\nbe collecting donations from Monday, November 25 through Friday, December 13;\narea locations include the Binghamton State Office Building, 44 Hawley Street\n& the Homer Folks Facility, 28 Hill Street Oneonta.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Broadway in Binghamton will bring “Rudolph the Red\nNosed Reindeer” to the Forum in Binghamton next month, Tina Niles of NAC\nEntertainment explains;<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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More information about this & other shows can be found\nat Broadway in Binghamton.com.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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A 2nd New York State resident has died as a result of\nvaping. The State Department of Health\nreported a Manhattan man in his 30s died from causes related to vaping. The man\nis said to have had a history if using vape and e-cigarette products, the\ninvestigation is ongoing.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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The Broome County Sheriff\u2019s\nOffice is looking for Kristopher Shimer on multiple outstanding warrants. Shimer is described as a White Male, 5\u20199\u201d,\n160 pounds with brown eyes & brown hair, anyone with information is asked\nto contact the Broome County Sheriff\u2019s Office at gobroomecounty.com at the\nSheriff\u2019s Tipline. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Oneonta Police arrested 29 year old Zachary Kaplan following\na report that he was violating an order of protection. Kaplan was taken to the Police Station, where\nhe struggled with officers, he was charged with escape, 2nd degree assault,\nresisting arrest obstruction of government administration, criminal contempt,\nharassment, criminal mischief, obstruction of breathing and endangering the\nwelfare of a child.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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New York Attorney General Letitia James announced a lawsuit\nagainst the electronic cigarette company JUUL Labs for deceptive and misleading\nmarketing of its e-cigarettes, which contributed to the ongoing youth vaping\nepidemic in New York State. The lawsuit alleges that JUUL engaged in deceptive\nbusiness practices when marketing and advertising its products, and illegally\nsold its products to minors through its website and in third-party retail stores\nthroughout the state, causing large numbers of New York youth to become\naddicted to nicotine. The suit also alleges that JUUL’s advertising campaign\nmisled consumers by misrepresenting its products as a safer alternative to\ntraditional cigarettes.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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The State Labor Department announced that unemployment was\nat 4% for October state wide. Locally,\nChenango County had 3.7%, Delaware County 4% and Otsego County 3.7% in October.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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An Otsego County Grand Jury has indicted Dylan Robinson, Alexander Borgreen, Anais Soto and Nicolas Meridy for the murder of 53 year old Kenneth Robinson inside his Worcester home in October. The 4 have been charged with 2nd degree Murder, … Continue reading