WCDO NEWS WEDNESDAY 4-7-21

P.M. NEWS WEDNESDAY 4-7-21

Governor Cuomo and members of his administration outlined the State budget plan, which should be passed into law by the end of the day today, the Governor Said that the first Post COVID Budget extends well beyond the 1 fiscal year that it covers:

(Cuomo 4-7-21)

The State Operating Funds spends is $111 billion, the total budget is a record $212 billion; it includes 12.6 billion in federal aid, $29.5 billion in School Aid, which is an 11% increase.  The budget provides $7.7 billion in State support for higher education includes a $311 billion infrastructure plan and allows for a system to be put in place for recreational marijuana use.

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Chenango County Public Health announced their latest COVID 19 Numbers today.  They have 103 active cases, 343 quarantines and 7 hospitalized.  They have had an even 2900 cases since the pandemic started, with 2635 recoveries and 68 deaths.

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COVID Numbers statewide continue to creep back up again.  The State Health Department reported that on Monday, hospitalizations rose to 4,533. 4.33% of all tested were positive, and There were 937 patients in ICU bed, which was an increase of 31, the number of ventilators went up slightly to 591 & 47 New Yorkers died from the virus.

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Catholic Charities & several other organizations are teaming up for a mass food distribution in Sidney April 20th.  Catholic Charities Spokesperson penny McKnight explains:

(Penny McKnight 4-7-21)

McKnight said that volunteers are needed at the event; people can call Catholic Charites at their Sidney office at 607-604-4071.  Last Year’s events distributed 9 tons of food at the first event in June; subsequent distributions gave out 12 tons of food.

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Registration is now open for the 10th annual I Love My Park Day, which will be held over the weekend of May 1 and May 2, 2021 at state parks, historic sites and public lands across New York. The event, sponsored by the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation, Parks & Trails New York and the Department of Environmental Conservation, is a statewide event to enhance parks, historic sites and public lands and raise awareness and visibility to the state outdoor recreation assets and their needs.  Registration is available at ptny.org/events/i-love-my-park-day

A.M. NEWS WEDNESDAY 4-7-21

State Police are investigating an officer-involved shooting that occurred in the city of Oneonta Tuesday at approximately 1:00 pm.   Oneonta Police Department responded to a report of a domestic incident on River Street, Police encountered a male subject armed with a knife. During the course of the engagement with the subject, an officer fired his duty weapon, striking the subject. The subject was airlifted to Albany Medical Center, where he later died; the circumstances of the incident are under investigation. 

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Delaware County Public Health reported 16 new COVID cases Tuesday out of 168 tested.  They have 149 active cases, 7 hospitalized & 255 quarantined.  Delaware County Public Health will be conducting a first dose Moderna COVID-19 vaccination clinic on Thursday at 97 Main Street Delhi from 1:00 to 5:00 PM.  Registration is mandatory, at apps2.health.ny.gov/doh2

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WCDO NEWS TUESDAY 4-6-21

P.M. NEWS TUESDAY 4-6-21

SUNY Chancellor Jim Malatras announced Today a new program that aims to vaccinate SUNY residential students before the end of the spring semester.   SUNY reserved its first shipment of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine to inoculate students that vaccine is a single-dose shot and that should allow that vaccination of thousands of students before they go back to their communities this summer.  The Chancellor’s Office reported that 18,600 Johnson & Johnson vaccines will be distributed to 34 SUNY campuses. , and more will be distributed to more campuses in weekly installments over the next several weeks.  The announcement follows today’s state health Department announcement that all New Yorkers age 16 or older are eligible to receive a COVID vaccine.

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Chenango County Public Health reported 3 more COVID 19 related deaths today.  Chenango County reports 107 active cases, 380 quarantined & 4 hospitalized, they have had just under 2900 cases & now report  68 Total Deaths.

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Delaware County Public Health reported 25 new Positive cases of COVID 19 Monday out of 824 tested.  Delaware County reports 186 active cases, 17 hospitalized & 271 quarantined, they have reported 46 deaths so far.

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91 cats have been taken out of an area home in Delaware county, & 4 area shelters teamed up to retrieve the animals & begin the long process of tending the their health, before they are available for adoption.  Delaware valley Humane Society Director Erin Insinga told WCDO news that they could use the usual items that are needed after this kind of large scale operation:

(Erin Insinga 4-6-21)

More information is available at 563-7780, or at the Delaware valley humane society website or Facebook page.

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Otsego Express announced that service on Bus Route 1, will not run tomorrow.

A.M. NEWS TUESDAY 4-6-21

Governor Cuomo Announced that the 11:00 PM Curfew has been lifted for Casinos, Movie Theaters, Bowling Alleys, Billiard Halls, Gyms and Fitness Centers.  On Sunday, the number of COVID hospitalizations was down to 4,434, there were 906 Patients in the ICU; 577 Intubated on ventilators & there were 57 COVID-19 Deaths in New York State Sunday

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Delaware County Sheriff’s Office arrested  32 year-old Nicholas Hanley of Delhi for driving while his ability was impaired by drugs, following a motor vehicle accident on Sherwood Road in the Town of Delhi on March 28th.   Hanley’s vehicle left the shoulder of the roadway and struck a ditch, he was also charged with speed unreasonable and prudent, moving from lane unsafely, unlicensed operator, operating a motor vehicle without the required interlock device, Hanley was released to appear in the Town of Delhi Court at a later to answer the charges.

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State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli’s office conducted an audit of the Masonville Fire District; Auditors found the board did not provide adequate financial operations oversight. The board did not review supporting documentation for 9 disbursements totaling $57,374. They did not approve 12 disbursements totaling $75,880 before payment nor did they audit the treasurer’s records. The board also did not ensure sensitive and personal electronic data was adequately protected because the treasurer used her personal computer to maintain district financial records and perform online banking transactions.

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Delaware County Chamber of Commerce will hold their Third Thursday virtual event on April 15th, with State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli.  The Question & Answer webinar will run from 8:30 – 9:30 am., Registration is requested at delawarecounty.org.

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The next Meeting of the General Clinton Canoe Regatta committee will be held tonight at 7:00 PM.  The meeting will be held at the Galaxy Bowl in Bainbridge, final decisions will be made concerning this year’s event at this meeting.

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WCDO NEWS MONDAY 4-5-21

P.M. NEWS MONDAY 4-5-21

New York lawmakers are expected to conclude work on the state budget by the end of the day today.  The budget is expected to spend a record 200 Billion dollars & is expected to include an increase in taxes on the state’s top wage earners, something that governor Cuomo vowed not to do throughout the pandemic. 

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State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli announced that Job losses from the pandemic and the economic shutdown were swift and deep as employment declined by nearly 2 million jobs from February to April 2020.   The State Department of Labor showed that less than half of the jobs lost during that time have been recovered, and employment is still more than 1 million jobs below its pre-pandemic levels.  The leisure and hospitality sector has added the greatest number of jobs, nearly 260,000, while the construction industry is farthest along in its recovery, regaining 74 percent of jobs lost.

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State Police arrested 37 year old Eric Brimlow of Worcester for Driving While Ability Impaired by Drugs, after a trooper observed a vehicle at a high rate of speed on I-88 in the town of Worcester.   Brimlow failed field sobriety tests; he was processed and issued appearance tickets to the town of Worcester court on April 13th.  Brimlow was one of 50 drivers arrested for DWI or similar charges in the Troop C area in the month of March.

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Chenango County Public Health continues to report 132 Active COVID Cases, with 9 hospitalized & 453 Quarantines.  Chenango County has had 2879 Total Confirmed Cases since the pandemic started, with 2597 recoveries, & 65 deaths.

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A Fundraiser is underway to replace a failing 10 year old ambulance owned by the Village of Sherburne, Village Mayor Bill Acee explains:

(Bill Acee 4-5-21)

Mayor Acee said that they need about $150,000 to purchase a fully equipped ambulance that would be ready to go on day one.

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Hospice & Palliative Care of Chenango County is holding their annual Spring plant sale Fundraiser, spokesperson Sarah Green explains:

(Sarah Green 4-5-21)

Green said that the orders are due by April 30th, more information is available at 334-3556 or at hospicechenango.org.

A.M. NEWS MONDAY 4-5-21

Over 10 million COVID vaccine doses have been administered in New York State, according to the latest State Health Department statistics.  1 in 3 new Yorkers have had at least 1 dose of a vaccine & nearly 1 in 5 have received are fully vaccinated.  The latest information is available at ny.gov/vaccinetracker.

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Starting today UHS & Lourdes hospitals will ease visitation restrictions.  Visitors will be required to wear a mask, use designation entrances, & will be screened before entry.  2 visitors will be allowed per adult patients in single rooms & 1 visitor per patient in double rooms.  .   Lourdes, Wilson & Binghamton General Will have visitations from 3:00 to 7:00 PM daily & UHS Chenango Memorial in Norwich & UHS Delaware Valley Hospital in Walton will have visiting hours from 9:00 to 11:00 AM & 4:00 to 6:00 PM daily.  Visitor’s restrictions will be different for pediatric patients, maternity patients & in the emergency rooms.

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About 400 NYSEG customers in Sidney lost power Easter Sunday after a transformer fire on Patterson Street.  NYSEG reported that power was out for the Sidney Customers from about 10 hours Sunday.

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Norwich Police arrested 44 year old John Earl Bush Sr. of Sherburne for Robbery, Burglary, menacing & Petty Larceny  Charges.  Bush is accused of breaking down the door of a Norwich home, robbing an individual at knifepoint & leaving the scene with property & cash.  Bush was arraigned in Norwich City Court & was being held without bail pending future court action.  Norwich Police were assisted by New York State Parole & the Chenango County District Attorney’s Office.

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WCDO NEWS FRIDAY 4-2-21

FRIDAY 4-2-21 NEWS

State Police were dispatched to a report of a motorcycle crash on Atwell Hill Road in the town of Windsor.  61 year old David Enyart of Windsor was traveling south on Atwell Hill Road when his motorcycle had a mechanical failure causing him and his bike to go off the road into the ditch.  Enyart was transported by ambulance to Wilson Hospital & was transferred to Upstate Medical Center in Syracuse.

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Animal Adventure Park announces the tremendous passing of April the Giraffe. Euthanasia was carried out at April’s home in Harpursville this morning, due to her worsening arthritis.   April the Giraffe became a viral sensation and household name in 2017, winning admirers around the globe as the world watched her labor and delivery on a YouTube live stream.

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Delaware County Public Health reported 28 new cases of COVID 19 Thursday, out of 796 tested.  There are 171 active cases, 18 hospitalized & 369 in quarantine.

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Delaware County Sheriff’s Deputies arrested a Brooklyn man last Friday for speeding on State Highway 17. Deputies arrested 63-year-old Joseph Joseph of Brooklyn; a routine inquiry revealed that Joseph’s New York State driving privileges were suspended.  Joseph was charged with aggravated unlicensed operation, along with other similar violations, his vehicle was towed from the highway and he was released after being directed to appear in the Town of Hancock Court on a later date

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WCDO NEWS THURSDAY 4-1-21

A.M. NEWS Thursday 4-1-21

More than 9.5 Million New Yorkers have received COVID 19 vaccines doses so fay, including over 233,000 Wednesday.  The state updates the vaccine numbers daily at ny.gov/vaccinetracker.

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Members of law enforcement expressed outrage after learning that a convicted Cop Killer was serving on the police reform committee in Ithaca.  56 year old Richard Rivera was 16 years old when he shot & killed an officer Robert Walsh while robbing a bar with 4 other teens in Queens, Rivera served 39 years in Prison & was released in 2019 & relocated to Ithaca.

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The Otsego County Health department will be hosting a 1st dose COVID vaccination clinic on Tuesday April 6th at the Meadows office Complex in Cooperstown, for those 30 & older who are eligible.  Otsego County reported 20 new positive COVID Cases today, with 11 hospitalized, & 188 active cases.

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The Chenango County Public Health reported 21 new positive COVID cases today, with 9 hospitalized & 137 active cases.

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Delaware County Public Health reported that 26.1% of the county’s population has been vaccinated against COVID so far.  The county had 28 new COVID cases today with 18 hospitalized & 369 quarantined.

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The mobile screening coach will be at the Oneonta Southside Mall Today from 9:00am-2:30pm to provide NO COST mammograms and Pap tests to women 40 and over.  Registration is required at 1-888-345-0225.

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WCDO NEWS WEDNESDAY 3-31-21

A.M. NEWS WEDNESDAY 3-31-21

The Chenango County Health Department confirmed a 65th death form COVID earlier this week.  They report 120 active cases, 393 quarantined & 8 people hospitalized. Otsego County Health Department reported 31 new COVID cases Tuesday, for a 4.7% positivity rate, they report 7 hospitalized.

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The State DOT reported has begun a construction project on I-88.  The 45.6 Million Dollar project will resurface the road & replace bridges from exit 19 Worcester in Otsego County to Exit 21 Richmondville in Schoharie County.  28 miles of road repaving & 14 bridge rehabilitations are included in this project.

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The Oneonta Common Council will hold a special meeting Thursday to discuss & vote on their police reform & Rehabilitation plan, which can be reviewed by the public on the City’s website.

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Delaware County Public Health will conduct a 1st dose Moderna Vaccination clinic Thursday at 97 Main Street in Delhi.  The clinic runs from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM for those eligible, more information is available at 832-5200

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Beginning Friday, Collegiate Sports can bring fans back to the stands across the state, Large Scale Venues can host spectators at 10% indoor & 20% Outdoor capacity, small scale venues can host 2 fans per player.  A Recent negative COVID test or proof of immunization is required.

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WCDO NEWS TUESDAY 3-30-21

P.M. NEWS TUESDAY 3-30-21

The City of Oneonta Common Council will hold a special Zoom meeting Thursday evening, to discuss & possibly vote on their Police reform & Reinvention plan.  The Plan is posted on the City’s website.

Norwich Police & State Police are seeking the public’s help in locating a sexual assault suspect.  On March 23rd, an individual was attacked at around 2:30 PM while walking along the railroad tracks downtown.  The attacker forced the victim into the brush & attempted to remove clothing, when the victim managed to break free & ran for help.  The suspect is described as a white male, in his mid-20 with dirty blond hair, wearing a gray colored tank top & holding either a red belt or handkerchief, anyone with information is asked to contact Norwich police at 336-TIPS.

Otsego County Health department reported 18 new Positive COVID 19 tests results, giving them over 3800 total cases & 55 deaths since the pandemic began.  Chenango County today reported 120 active cases with 414 quarantined, they have had over 2700 cases so far.  In Delaware County, there are 132 active cases, 354 in quarantine and 1888 total cases with 45 deaths.

A Rochester woman becomes the latest person to accuse governor Cuomo with inappropriate advances.  Sherry Vill said that the governor kissed her several times, while he was examining her home for flooding in 2017.  Lawmakers from both parties are calling for the governor to resign following several accusations of sexually harassing behavior.

23 year old George Wang of Kansas pleaded not guilty to attempted murder in Otsego County Court.  Wang is accused of driving off of state route 28 in the town of Hartwick in front of the Tops Market & Striking a pedestrian last November, he then sped off.  Wand was charged with operating a motor vehicle while impaired by drugs & alcohol he is free after posting $300,000 bond, he is due back in court may 24th.

Trout Season begins in New York State tomorrow.  The State DEC is stocking 1.8 million trout in waters across the state.

The Sidney Elks Lodge will hold their annual Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday April 3rd at 11:30 AM.  The hunt will be held outside & Masks are required, the Easter Bunny will be available for pictures.

The Murder Trial of Dylan Robinson of Oneonta will begin in Otsego County Court on April 14th Robinson is accused of murdering his father, along with several others, and then setting the house on fire  in October of 2019 in Worcester. 

A.M. NEWS TUESDAY 3-30-21

The Sidney Police Department is partnering with the Delaware County Sheriff’s Office and Chenango Health Network for a medication take back day. Anyone with any unused, outdated or unwanted medication can safely dispose of it at the date, time and place listed below. Note: no sharps or needles will be accepted.  The event will be held at the River Street Fire Station from 2:00 to 7:00 PM today.

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Delaware County Sheriff’s Deputies announced that a traffic violation on West Main Street in the Village of Hancock Wednesday evening resulted in the arrest of New Jersey woman.   Deputies observed a vehicle being operated without headlights. Deputies stopped the vehicle and identified the driver as 28 year-old Lilly Cosme of Mount Holly, New Jersey; a routine driver’s license inquiry revealed that Cosme’s driving privileges were suspended in 2016.  Cosme was arrested for aggravated unlicensed operation and operating an unregistered motor vehicle. Cosme’s vehicle was towed from the highway and she was released after being directed to appear in the Village of Hancock Court on a later date.

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Delaware County Public Health reported 28 new COVID 19 cases out of 169 tested Monday.  The county has 13 hospitalized, 139 active cases & 301 quarantined.

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The Otsego County Department of Health will be holding a vaccination clinic at the Meadows Office Complex in Cooperstown on April 2nd, from 9:00 AM to 3:30 PM.   Registration is up on the Otsego County Department of Health Website, Anyone currently eligible to receive the vaccine per the NYS guidelines may register for an appointment. Do not register unless you meet the current eligibility.  Anyone over the age of 30 is eligible to be vaccinated.

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WCDO NEWS MONDAY 3-29-21

P.M. NEWS MONDAY 3-29-21

State Police arrested 29 year old Anthony Masi of Sidney, for Driving While Ability Impaired by Drugs, Aggravated Unlicensed Operation, Unlawfully Fleeing a Police Officer in a Motor Vehicle, Resisting Arrest, Possession of a Forged Instrument, and Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance. Troopers attempted to initiate a traffic stop on a vehicle on James F. Lettis Highway, Masi failed to comply. Masi was spotted by troopers operating at a high rate of speed in the village of Unadilla. Masi’s vehicle lost a front tire and his vehicle became disabled on Willow Street in the village of Sidney. Masi refused to comply with trooper’s commands and resisted arrest. He was ultimately taken into custody with the assistance of a New York State Police K9. Masi was transported to AO Fox Memorial Hospital. Masi was issued appearance tickets to the town of Oneonta court on April 6th, he was issued an appearance ticket for the misdemeanor of Resisting Arrest to the village of Sidney court on April 22nd. After processing, Masi was released to a sober third party.

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State Police were searching for a 28-year-old Dylan Shoemaker, who has autism; Several Police agencies searched overnight for Shoemaker, Dylan Shoemaker has been located. He is in good health. The New York State Police thanks all the agencies and volunteers that assisted in the search and everyone that shared the message.

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State Police arrested 34 year old Jason Manderville of Oneonta for Menacing & Petty Larceny, after Troopers were dispatched to a domestic dispute on Oneida Street in the town of Oneonta. Manderville allegedly threatened a victim with a chainsaw, he was located in a wooded area behind his residence and arrested, & he was processed and virtually arraigned & was released on his own recognizance and order to appear in the town on Oneonta court on April 6, 2021. The victim was issued a stay away order of protection. Later on the same day State Police arrested Manderville for Arson and Criminal Contempt, after Troopers, Oneonta Fire Department and Oneonta EMS were dispatched to a house fire where troopers arrested Manderville a few hours earlier. Troopers located Manderville in a wooded area near State Highway 205 and he was taken into custody. Manderville was arraigned on the new charges & was remanded to the Otsego County Jail on $10,000 cash bail or $20,000 bond.

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Delaware County Sheriff’s Office arrested a Schenevus man following a motor vehicle accident in the Town of Davenport early Thursday morning. Deputies responded to County Highway 12, they located the driver, 54 year-old Dennis Thompson of Schenevus, who was walking away from the accident scene. Investigation revealed that Thompson was intoxicated at the time of the accident and lost control of his vehicle and struck a tree. Thompson was subsequently arrested and charged with the misdemeanor offenses of aggravated driving while intoxicated with BAC of .18% or more and common-law driving while intoxicated, as well as the offenses of moving from lane unsafely and speed not reasonable and prudent. Thompson was issued traffic summonses and was released pending his appearance and arraignment in the Town of Davenport Court on a later date.

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Delaware County Sheriff’s Office announced that a vehicle and traffic violation on State Highway 17 in the Town of Deposit on Wednesday morning resulted in the arrest of Pennsylvania man. Deputies observed a vehicle being operated with an inoperable tail light. Deputies stopped the vehicle and identified the driver as 25-year-old Nicholas Dunlap of Starlight, Pennsylvania. A routine driver’s license inquiry revealed that Dunlap’s New York State driving privileges were suspended in 2019 for an insurance lapse. Dunlap was charged with aggravated unlicensed operation, and insufficient tail lamps. Dunlap’s vehicle was towed from the highway and he was released after being directed to appear in the Town of Deposit Court on a later date to answer the charges.

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The Virtual Town Hall with Congresswoman Claudia Tenney has been rescheduled to Thursday, April 8th from 2:00 to 3:00 PM. This event is complimentary but registration is REQUIRED, cca.commercechenango.com.

A.M. NEWS MONDAY 3-29-21

Governor Cuomo, & state leaders announced an agreement on legislation to legalize adult-use cannabis. The bill would establish the Office of Cannabis Management to implement a regulatory framework that would cover medical, adult-use and cannabinoid hemp. The bill would also expand New York State’s existing medical marijuana and cannabinoid hemp programs. The legislation provides licensing for marijuana producers, distributors, retailers, and other actors in the cannabis market, The legislation has the potential to create Tax collections of $350 million annually, & itr is expected to create 30,000 to 60,000 new jobs.

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UHS Chenango Memorial is hosting a pop-up Vaccine Clinic in Afton, in collaboration with Commerce Chenango and the Chenango County Bureau of Fire. The event will be held from 9:00 AM to 3:30 PM, at the First Baptist Church, 30 Caswell Street in Afton. Anyone who is currently eligible to receive the vaccine can contact Commerce Chenango at commercechenango@gmail.com or by phone at 373-1485 to schedule an appointment.

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Delaware County Public Health reported 19 new COVID cases Friday, out of 375 tests. they report 11 hospitalized, 132 active cases & 354 quarantined.

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35 year old Kenneth Fink of New Berlin man was arrested Friday on an active Arrest Warrant issued by the Chenango County Court following a Sealed indictment. The Chenango County District Attorney’s Office presented an Arson case to the Chenango County Grand Jury, Fink was indicted for 3rd degree Arson, Fink was arraigned in the Chenango County Court and released until a later Court date. It is alleged that On March 1, 2020, Kenneth R. Fink set fire to his residence located at 4322 State Highway 80 in the Town of Columbus.

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Sidney Police Department responded to a larceny complaint last Monday at a local business. 2 people who were caught on security video committing the crime, Sidney Police Department arrested 30 year old Terence Barrows of Solvay & 46 year old Kimberly Barrows of Illinois, on a variety of charges, Terence Barrows was released on an appearance ticket to appear in Village of Sidney Court at a later date. Kimberly Barrows was arraigned in Village of Sidney Court and remanded to the Delaware County jail to await extradition to Illinois.

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State Police, the Bureau of Criminal Investigation and Computer Unit arrested 43 year old Charles Rowe of Norwich, for Promoting a Sexual Performance by a Child and Possessing a Sexual Performance by a Child. He was arrested following the execution of a search warrant at his residence. Rowe was arraigned virtually and remanded to the Chenango County Jail.

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State Police arrested 62 year old Delos Decker of Bainbridge for Criminal Possession of a Weapon, Reckless Endangerment & Criminal Mischief, Decker was involved in a road rage incident on March 19th, He’s accused of shooting at a vehicle, causing damage to the other vehicle’s rear window to shatter then leaving the scene. A tip led investigators to Decker. After an investigation, Decker was arrested by members of the Bureau of Criminal Investigation. Decker was arraigned virtually and remanded to the Chenango County Jail on $10,000 cash bail or $15,000 bond.

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