WCDO NEWS TUESDAY 3-15-22

.M. NEWS Tuesday 3-15-22

Village Elections are being held across the state today. In Unadilla, 2 men are running for Mayor, Jason Cotten & Christopher Price are seeking the seat, incumbent Jack Insinga declined to seek re-election, also in Unadilla 4 people are seeking 2 seats on the village baord, Republicans Joseph Paliotta & Eric Harkins, and Democrats Paul Baldwin & Dwight Mott are the candidates. In Otego, Republicans James Salisbury & Joseph Stanton are seeking Re-election to the village board, while Democrat David Clapper Jr. is also in the race. Polls are open from Noon until 9:00 PM today.

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State Senator Peter Oberacker voted “NO” on the State Senate budget resolution in Albany for fiscal year 2022-23, which was adopted Monday, Oberacker explained his no vote:

(Senator Peter Oberacker 3-15-22)

The state budget is due on April 1st.

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Delaware County Sheriff’s Deputies stopped a vehicle on State Highway 10 last Tuesday in the Town of Delhi with an expired vehicle inspection sticker. 29-year-old Christina Hood of Delhi had her driving privileges suspended for Failure to Answer a Summons in the Town of Delhi Court, and the vehicle she was operating had a suspended registration. Hood was charged with Aggravated Unlicensed Operation of a Motor Vehicle & Operating with a Suspended Registration, unlicensed operator and uninspected motor vehicle. Hood was released on Traffic Tickets, to appear in the Town of Delhi at a later time.

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The City of Norwich Police Department & New York State Parole performed a home check Friday morning at 6 Lee Avenue in Norwich. Police discovered Methamphetamines, suboxone & an illegal rifle, Norwich officers arrested 34 year old Michael Pierce and 30 year old Jordann Maroney for criminal possession of a controlled substance, endangering the welfare of a child, Pierce was also charged with criminal possession of a weapon. Pierce and Maroney were arraigned in Norwich City Court and remanded to the Chenango County Correctional Facility without bail.

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Delaware County Sheriff Deputies were dispatched February 15th to a Harassment Complaint in the Town of Meredith. 48-year old Zacharias Fuller of Richfield Springs had electronically communicated with the victim and made threats to harm the victim. Deputies submitted a request for a criminal summons and an order of protection to Town of Meredith Court, which was issued. Deputies learned that Fuller was being held on unrelated charges at the Otsego County Correctional Facility, he was charged with Aggravated Harassment & he remained incarcerated in Otsego County, and will appear in the Town of Meredith Court at a later date.

A.M. NEWS TUESDAY 3-15-22

State Police arrested 32 year old Richard Hildebrandt of Mastic Beach for Driving While Impaired by Drugs. Troopers were dispatched to the parking lot of Mountain Side Residential Care, they located Hildebrandt, he failed Standardized Field Sobriety Tests, further investigation revealed that numerous unlocked vehicles were rummaged through in the Margaretville area prior to Hildebrandt’s arrest. Many of the stolen items were located in Hildebrandt’s vehicle. Hildebrant was additionally charged with Grand Larceny and Criminal Possession of Stolen Property & Petit Larceny, & Criminal Mischief in the fourth degree. He is scheduled to appear in the Middletown Town Court on April 14th.

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Delaware County Public Health will host a Free Rabies Vaccination Clinic for dogs, cats and ferrets today from 5:00 to 6:30 PM at the Colchester Highway Department on River Road in Downsville. More information is available at 607-832-5200 or delawarecountypublichealth.com

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The next Bainbridge Chamber of Commerce meeting will be held this morning at the back of Bob’s Diner, the meeting will begin at 7:30 AM.

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New York City DEP is repairing a leak in their Delaware water supply system which will require the Delaware Aqueduct to be shut down for approximately 5-8 months beginning in October. The repair project that will completely shut off water diversions to NYC from their Delaware River basin reservoirs. More information is available at state.nj.us/drbc.

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WCDO NEWS MONDAY 3-14-22

P.M. NEWS MONDAY 3-14-22

The State Division of Consumer Protection assisted 21,855 New Yorkers with a variety of consumer protection matters in 2021, resulting in a record $2,918,025 being returned to consumers’ wallets; the top five areas for complaints relate to errors in delivery, insufficient refunds, defective products, online scams, and COVID cancellations.

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Governor Kathy Hochul today announced the launch of an initiative to expand and create child care centers across all SUNY campuses for students and faculty. The initiative includes the distribution of $4.5 million in federal and state funding to support current centers, & a program to train the next generation of child care professionals, SUNY universities receiving funding locally include; SUNY Broome, SUNY Cobleskill, SUNY Cortland, SUNY Delhi, & SUNY Oneonta.

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The Northeast Classic Car Museum is raffling off a 1965 Mustang Convertible this year. The drawing will be held on Wednesday, October 12th, in the Lobby of the Museum on Rexford Street in Norwich. The raffle is open to U.S. residents age 18+. Official Rules are available at classiccarmuseum.org.

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The State Police are looking to recruit people to become part of the New York State Police Family. Troop C Commanding officer Jeffrey VanAuken told WCDO News that the process to join is easier than ever:

(Major Jeffrey VanAuken 2-10-22)

Major Van Auken said that the State Police currently have specialized units such as the Special Operation Response team, Underwater recovery Team, positions in forensics, canine handlers & even a snowmobile unit for extreme winter issues.

A.M. NEWS MONDAY 3-14-22

Oneonta Police reported that the investigation into the death on January 27th, of 20-year-old, SUNY Oneonta Student Tyler Lopresti-Castro continues. There remains no indication of a crime being committed and the investigation is being conducted as a suspicious death. Lopresti-Castro left a party in the center city around midnight, cell phone data collected indicates he was on foot in the neighborhood where he was living in an apartment. Preliminary findings indicate alcohol and caffeine were present in Tyler Lopresti-Castro, but his actual blood alcohol concentration was unknown in the hours before his discovery. The public is encouraged to contact the Oneonta Police Detectives with any additional information at (607) 432-1111.

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State Police reported that 1 person was killed in a single-car crash on Route 11 in Kirkwood Thursday morning. State Police identified the victim as 30-year-old Eric Marks of Conklin. Troopers were dispatched to the crash around 10:15 am. an investigation showed that Marks was traveling southeast when he left the roadway, struck a culvert, went into a ditch, struck a tree and then came to a rest in the ditch.

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The New York Office of Cannabis Management announced Thursday the first 100 cannabis retail licenses will be awarded to those with previous marijuana convictions. Also, hemp farmers will be able to start growing cannabis in the summer, supply of products will be seen in the fall, and retail stores will be open by the end of the year.

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WCDO NEWS FRIDAY 3-11-22

P.M. NEWS FRIDAY 3-11-22

Another Winter Storm is expected to hit the region tomorrow, local meteorologist Rich Townsend told WCDO news what might happen:

(Townsend 3-11-22)

The National weather Service issued a Winter Storm Warning in effect overnight tonight into Saturday evening.

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The Broome County District Attorney Mike Korchak announced that Scott Mawhiney of Deposit filed an application in State Supreme Court requesting bail while he appeals his recent conviction in Broome County Court. Mawhiney was found guilty for attempted murder of a police officer & was sentenced to 30 years in prison, for shooting State Trooper Ryan Thorp in June of 2021, after Trooper Thorp responded to the report of a domestic dispute. The motion was argued before New York State Supreme Court Judge, who denied Mawhiney’s request. Mawhiney will remain in prison.

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Several Fire Departments responded to the report of a fire at the Town of Windsor barn Thursday afternoon. The investigation revealed that the fire started in the bay area of a garage, with fire damage to the entire garage itself with most of the damage occurring in the bay area. Windsor, West Windsor, Harpursville, West Colesville, 5 Mile Point, Deposit fire departments responded, no injuries were reported.

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As New Yorkers prepare to set their clocks forward one hour on Sunday, for Daylight Saving Time, the Firefighters Association of the State of New York is urging everyone to check their smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors. New York State currently leads the nation in home fire deaths in 2022, with 51 deaths & the the Firefighters Association reminds people to Test alarms at least once a month, If you have an alarm with a removable battery, be sure to check the batteries every six months, and change the batteries every year. Families should also develop and practice a home fire escape plan. For more information, go to fasny.com.

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The Chenango County Sheriff’s Office announced Modified visitation procedures for inmate visitation beginning on Saturday, March 12th. Visitors are encouraged to make an appointment for visitation by calling 607-337-1967, Monday through Friday during normal lobby hours. Visitation will be on Saturdays and Sundays ONLY, 2 visitors will be allowed per inmate, for 1 hour. All visitors and inmates will be required to wear a face mask in the facility.

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The Sidney Chamber of Commerce is accepting nominations for their annual Citizen & Business of the Years awards, Sidney Chamber President Teri Schunk explains:

(TERI SCHUNK 3-11-22)

Schunk said that Nomination forms need to be submitted by the end of next week., the awards will be announced in April & the winners will be honored at the Sidney Chamber’s annual dinner in June.

A.M. NEWS FRIDAY 3-11-22

Sidney Police Department responded to a domestic dispute Tuesday, police arrested 38 year old Roberto Rincon of Sidney for Criminal obstruction of breathing or blood circulation, Rincon was arraigned in Village of Sidney Court where he was released on his own recognizance to appear back in court at a later date.

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Late Wednesday Night into early Thursday Morning, State Troopers and members from the State DOT assisted with the closure of State Route 17 west between exits 67 and 66 to remove a large piece of machinery. Back on February 25th, a tractor trailer, which was not permitted properly, was pulling a large piece of machinery when it suffered a mechanical failure during transport. The weight of the machinery was too heavy to move and a crane from Rogers Industrial & Crane Specialists was brought in to move the load off the first trailer and onto another properly permitted trailer.

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A Red Cross Blood Drive will be held today at the Bainbridge-Guilford High School from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM. To Donate, register by calling 1-800 RED CROSS.

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The Town of Sidney will hold an After Hours Open House today from 5:00 to 7:00 PM at the Town Of Sidney Office Building at 44 Grand Street. Refreshments & tours of the facility will be offered, including the new DMV office.

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Norwich Theater Company presents “Boeing, Boeing” in the Martin W. Kappel Theater, tonight & Saturday Night at 7 pm and Sunday at 2:00 PM. Mary Beth Miller of the Chenango Arts Council explains:

(Mary Beth Miller 3-11-22)

Tickets are available at norwichtheatercompany.org or at Chenango Arts Council’s offices at 27 West Main Street, Norwich. More information is available at 607-336-2787 or email info@chenangoarts.org.

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WCDO NEWS THURSDAY 3-10-22

According to preliminary seasonally adjusted figures released today by the State Department of Labor, the number of private sector jobs in New York State increased over the month by 20,600, to 7.85 million in January. New York State’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate decreased from 5.4% to 5.3% in January 2022.

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The Oneonta Police Department announced that there have been an an increase in stolen vehicle reports. Police reported that the vehicles were unlocked, with the key left in them, they advises residents to lock their cars, take the keys with them, and do not leave valuables in plain sight in a parked vehicle.

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Hospice & Palliative Care of Chenango County is continuing to sell tickets for their “Show Your Love Quilt Raffle”, hospice spokesperson Sarah Greene told WCDO News about the 2 quilts:

(Sarah Greene 3-10-22)

Tickets for the quilt raffle can be purchased by calling hospice at 334-3556, by email to events@hospicechenango.org or by stopping into their office on Court Street in Norwich during normal business hours. The Tickets will be available until April 29th, the winners will be picked May 2nd.

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Governor Kathy Hochul today announced that all New Yorkers enrolled in SNAP will receive the maximum allowable level of food benefits for March. All households participating in SNAP; Including those already at the maximum level of benefits, will receive a supplemental allotment this month. More information on the emergency supplemental SNAP benefits, can be found at otda.ny.gov/programs, questions about eligibility or to apply online, go to mybenefits.ny.gov.

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Nyseg reports that just over 100 customers were without power this afternoon in Broome, Chenango, Delaware & Otsego Counties from Monday night’s storm, crews are working to get all customers back on line as soon as possible.

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WCDO NEWS WEDNESDAY 3-9-22

P.M. NEWS WEDNESDAY 3-9-22

The Tri-County Area received more snow than expected today, local Meteorologist Rich Townsend explains:

(Rich Townsend 3-9-22)

Local Law Enforcement & Emergency crews have responded to many accidents across the region today, they advise motorists to slow down & use extra caution.

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Chenango County Sheriff’s Office arrested 36 year old Daniel Rice of Plymouth for allegedly attempting to have sexual relations with a 15 year old female. Deputies responded following a complaint of a man making arrangements to perform sexual acts with a 15 year old victim in the Town of Norwich. Rice was charged with Attempted Rape & Attempted Dissemination of Indecent Material to a Minor, he was arraigned in the Town of Norwich Court and remanded to the Chenango County Correctional Facility on $20,000 cash bail. Rice is due back in the Town of Norwich Court at a later date.

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Authorities in Pennsylvania are looking for 42 year old Jeffrey Johnson of Hancock. The Wayne County Drug Task Force announced that Johnson is facing charges of possession of weapons of mass destruction, Unlawful Possession of a Firearm, Risking Catastrophe, Possession of Controlled Substance, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, and a variety of game violations. Law Enforcement officials said that during their search for Johnson, they discovered white-tailed deer hanging in the backyard with no visible harvest tags, they also discovered deer & wild turkey parts, and the remains of black bear, they also discovered a pipe bomb, rifles, ammunition, and drug paraphernalia, Johnson did not have a hunting license and was not permitted to own firearms. The Scranton bomb squad was notified and detonated the bomb on location. Anyone with information about Johnson’s whereabouts are asked to contact the Wayne County Communications Center at (570) 253-3109.

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The State Comptroller’s office announced that Federal Relief Aid paid to New York State reversed the usual trend last year, when New York State sent more money to Washington than it received. In 2021, New York Received $1.59 for Every Tax Dollar Sent to Washington, Federal Fiscal Year 2020, Still Below National Average of $1.92. New York’s Per Capita Balance of Payments Rank Among States Rises to 40th from Near Last Place

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The State DEC announced that the annual brush burning ban begins in New York State next week. The brush burning runs from March 16 through May 14 this year, more information is available at dec.ny.gov.

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Catholic charities announced that there will be another Mass Food Distribution in Sidney later this month. Penny McKnight from Catholic Charities said that volunteers are needed:

(Penny McKnight 3-9-22)

The Mass Food Distribution will be at 11:00 AM at the Sidney River Street Fire Station, anyone interested in volunteering should email CALLEN4@stny.rr.ccom or call Catholic Charities at 607-604-4071.

Due to today’s Storm, the Town of Guilford Board meeting, originally scheduled for tonight, has been moved to tomorrow night, at 7:00 At the Town Hall on Marble Road.

A.M. NEWS WEDNESDAY 3-9-22

The State Health Department reported that 67,714 COVID tests were conducted Monday, with 1,060 positives, for a positivity rate of 1.57%. Patient Hospitalization were 1,507, with 251 Patients in ICU and 138 on ventilators & 17 deaths in Hospitals & Nursing homes.

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Nyseg reports about 1200 without power this afternoon in Chenango, Delaware, Otsego & Broome Counties, from Monday Night’s storm & high winds. crews will continue to work today to return power to customers.

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Community Cultural Center in Sidney won a $2,000 grant from Upstate Shredding through their Southern Tier Tuesdays program. Southern Tier Tuesdays is a philanthropic endeavor of Adam Weitsman, owner of Upstate Shredding, more information is available at southerntiertuesdays.com.

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WCDO NEWS TUESDAY 3-8-22

P.M. NEWS TUESDAY 3-8-22

NYSEG reports that thousands were still without power this afternoon, following last night’s Thunderstorm & High Winds, Which knocked down trees & Power lines. NYSEG Crews were working to restore the power as quickly as possible, almost 10,000 were without power in the Tri-County Region this morning, the number was down to around 6600 by mid-afternoon.

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Delaware County Public Health Services and Friends of Recovery- Delaware Otsego will be sponsoring a Recovery Coach Academy & Ethical Considerations training, April 11th through April 16th from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM in Delhi. The academy is for individuals who want to become a personal guide and mentor for people seeking or already in recovery. For more information or to register by phone call (607) 267-4435. The deadline to register is April 4th, the location is expected to be announced shortly.

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The Susquehanna SPCA is collecting financial contributions to help animals in Ukraine and neighboring countries, by partnering with International Funds for Animal Welfare. To donate, go to sqspca.org/donate, Donations will be accepted through March 14th.

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Commerce Chenango announced that their annual Economic Outlook Breakfast will be held Tuesday, April 5th at 7:30 AM at the Canasawacta Country Club in Norwich. The Keynote speaker will be Economist Ken Entenmann. Members can register online at the Commerce Chenango website or by calling 607-334-1400 by March 29th.

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State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation arrested 24 year old Austin Kuczek of Newfield for 2 counts of Disseminating Indecent Material to Minors, for allegedly sending inappropriate images to juveniles. Kuczek was formerly a member on the Newfield Town School Board and a teacher’s aide in the Ithaca City School District. He is currently the Recreation Director in the Town of Newfield, he was released on appearance tickets to the Newfield Town Court at a later date.

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The US Air Force Band will be performing a free concert in Oneonta next week, spokesman Gene Schmidt explains:

(Gene Schmidt 3-8-22)

Schmidt said that proof of vaccination is required for next Wednesday’s concert at Foothills.

A.M. NEWS Tuesday 3-8-22

The Otsego County Sheriff’s Office arrested 33 year old Felix Hartman of Unadilla for Burglary, 3rd degree assault, Attempted Rape, forcible touching Stalking & Criminal Impersonation for an incident in the Town of Unadilla Friday evening. Hartman claimed to be with a fire department, he allegedly sexually assaulted the victim, who sustained an arm injury & was treated & released at A.O. Fox Hospital in Oneonta. Several hours later, State Police received an additional sexual assault complaint in the Town of Otego. Hartmann was located by Troopers at his residence, he was arraigned & was remanded to the Otsego County Correctional Facility on $15,000 cash bail or $30,000 bond. An order of protection was issued, more charges are expected.

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The DRI program in Norwich will hold the 2nd Local Planning Committee meeting virtually today at 3:00 PM as they plan what to do with the $10 Million Dollar Award from the state. Commerce Chenango President & CEO Kerri Green explains:

(Kerri Green 3-8-22)

The meeting is open to all members of the public, with time reserved at the end of the meeting for public comment, the ZOOM link can be found at the WCDO Facebook page.

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Former Oneonta Mayor David Brenner passed away Friday at the age of 90. Brenner served on the Otsego County Board of Representatives for many years, in 1985 he was elected Mayor of the City of Oneonta, a position he held for 12 years. Visitation will be held from 4:00 to 7:00 PM Friday, at the Lewis, Hurley & Pietrobono Funeral Home, 51 Dietz Street in Oneonta. The funeral service will be 11 am., Saturday at St. James Episcopal Church, 305 Main St., Oneonta,

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WCDO NEWS MONDAY 3-7-22

P.M. NEWS MONDAY 3-7-22

State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli has directed staff to prohibit all new investments in Russian companies and to review the New York State Common Retirement Fund’s current investments and assess whether they present financial risks that warrant further restrictions or divestment. DiNapoli is also reaching out to the Fund’s investment managers to urge them to conduct a similar examination to mitigate investment risk and minimize market impact.

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State Senators Peter Oberacker & Fred Akshar announced “The New York Gas Tax Relief Act” in an effort to combat the increased costs at the pump. Senator Oberacker explains:

(Oberacker 3-7-22)

Senator Oberacker said that part about sending money back to the state’s Dedicated Highway and Bridge Trust Fund, follows a recent report from State Comptroller’s office that just 17 cents of each dollar in the state’s Dedicated Highway Bridge and Trust Fund goes toward capital projects.

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The Broome County Office of Emergency Services reported that 226 drivers passed school buses with their stop arm out in February. Over 1,500 violations have been recorded by its School Bus Stop Arm Camera program since the beginning of the school year last September. Fines are $250 for 1st offenses, additional fines could be $275 and $300.

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Governor Kathy Hochul today announced that more than $1.65 million in goods and services have been recovered for New Yorkers who received faulty or fraudulent service from auto dealers and repair shops. The DMV Office of Vehicle Safety investigates complaints from consumers, In 2021, the agency was able to recoup refunds for 540 customers totaling more than $385,000. The DMV investigated complaints about the quality of the repair work done on customer’s vehicles & were able to get those consumers $78,000 of additional repair work completed at no additional charge.

A.M. NEWS MONDAY 3-7-22

The State Health Department reported over 115,000 people tested for COVID 19 Saturday, with 1566 Positives, for a Positivity rate of 1.36%. Patient hospitalizations were down to just over 1500, with 269 Patients in ICU, 139 of them on ventilators, there were 12 New deaths reported by healthcare facilities.

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Delaware County Public Health reported 40 new positive COVID 19 cases for the week of February 26th to March 4, the county has had 15 deaths from the virus since the beginning of the year.

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The Chenango Blues Festival is scheduled to return, on Friday, August 19 and Saturday, August 20th at the Chenango County Fairgrounds in Norwich. This year’s festival will be headlined by Jimmie Vaughan, more information is available at chenangobluesfest.org.

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WCDO NEWS FRIDAY 3-4-22

P.M. NEWS FRIDAY 3-4-22

Several Area fire departments responded earlier this afternoon to a structure fire at 15598 State Route 8 in Masonville. Firefighters from Masonville, Sidney, Sidney Center, Deposit, Franklin & Bainbridge responded, The 2 story building was fully involved, State Route 8 was closed near the scene, the cause of the fire is under investigation.

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State Attorney General Letitia James is warning residents to be careful as they try to help the Ukrainian people under the Russian invasion. James said that New Yorkers should be extra careful if they are solicited by email, she urged people to go directly to that charity’s website to find out more about them, donate to charities you are familiar with and If you suspect an organization is a scam, contact the Attorney General’s Charities Bureau at complaints@ag.ny.gov.

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Steuben County Judge Patrick McAllister said Thursday that New York’s 2022 federal and state elections will proceed as a the court weighs the constitutionality of Congressional and state Senate district maps passed by the Democratic-led Legislature this year. The judge heard arguments for a lawsuit launched by a group of voters who believe the maps are biased, Judge McAllister said that both sides will bring in expert witnesses March 14th to figure out if gerrymandering occurred.

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The Out of The Woodwork Players will be presenting the comedy “Always A Bridesmaid” at the Bainbridge Town Hall Theater March 18th, 19th & 20th, Players Spokesperson Denise Marshal explains:

(Denise Marshall 3-4-22)

The Show will be at 7:30 Friday & Saturday Nights & 2:00 Pm Sunday, tickets will be available at the door, they can also be reserved by calling 563-2582.

A.M. NEWS FRIDAY 3-4-22

Chenango Arts Council’s annual Chenango Student Art Show will take place starting today through March 31st, it will open with a reception and awards ceremony beginning at 5:30 pm, today. The show award have First, Second and Honorable Mention places in various categories & 2 scholarships will be awarded for Chenango County seniors intending to pursue a degree in the Arts. The exhibit will be displayed in the Mariea Brown and Raymond Loft Galleries, located at the Chenango Arts Council, 27 West Main Street, Norwich.

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The Jericho Arts Council will have the Popular “Corvettes Doo Wop Revue” Saturday Night at the Bainbridge Town Hall Theater, spokesman Phil Wade said that advance tickets sales have been brisk:

(Phil Wade 3-4-22)

More information about Saturday Nights Show at 7:00 PM, or upcoming shows can be found at jerichoarts.com.

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6 year old Trinity O’Connor of Sidney passed away Tuesday following a battle with cancer throughout her young life, Visitation will be held from 2:00 to 5:00 PM today, at C.H. Landers Funeral Chapel, 21 Main St. Sidney. There will be a Sidney Warrior Community Send Off with Firetrucks & a Motorcycles brigade beginning at 9:00 AM on Saturday. Community Members are invited to line the procession route from the Landers Funeral Chapel, up West Main Street, to Delaware Avenue to the Old Amphenol Parking Lot. All Motorcycle Rides are welcome to take part in the “O’Connor Strong” Motorcycle ride to Earlville & back, following the community procession.

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