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WCDO NEWS TUESDAY 12-22-15

wcdonews — Tue, 22 Dec 2015 20:18:21 +0000

Governor Cuomo announced that the minimum wage increase for State Workers would take effect beginning December 31, 2015. The increase will be implemented on the same phased-in schedule currently underway for fast food workers, with the initial increase occurring with the first pay period beginning on or after December 31, 2015. In that pay period, all State workers will receive an hourly wage of at least $9.75 per hour for State employees outside of New York City.
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The Oneonta Family YMCA will host the 17th annual Frostbite 5K on December 31st. Race-day registration and number pick-up will be from. 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM at the Oneonta YMCA. The race starts Market Street near the Sidney Federal Credit Union at 1:00 PM and ends at 1:45 PM, more 432-0010 racewire.com/register.
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The State Department of Labor released preliminary local area unemployment rates for November. Locally, the unemployment rate in Chenango County was 5%, in Delaware County the rate was 5.3%, & in Otsego County the rate was 4.7%. The State’s unemployment rate was 4.8%, in November.
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In memory of Trooper Christopher Skinner, The State Police are inviting the public to join them by giving blood at the 2nd annual Trooper Skinner memorial American Red Cross blood drive on Wednesday, December 30. Trooper Skinner was killed in the line of duty, while conducting a routine traffic stop on I-81 in the town of Chenango. The public can Donate Blood in Memory of Trooper Skinner on Wednesday, December 30th from 12:00 Noon to 5:00 PM at the State Police Barracks at 84 Crescent Drive in Kirkwood
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Governor Cuomo signed legislation relating to the restraint of pregnant inmates. The bill prohibits the use of restraints during the transport of all pregnant inmates at State and local correctional facilities, and within 8 weeks after the delivery or pregnancy outcome, except in the most extraordinary of circumstances. current law prohibits the use of restraints on an inmate about to give birth, it does not address the use of restraints on pregnant inmates prior to or after childbirth or pregnancy outcome. the bill also prohibits the presence of any correctional staff in the delivery room unless requested by medical staff or the inmate giving birth, requires more rigorous training of all correctional staff on this policy, and institutes annual detailed reporting of all instances in which officers deem restraints necessary.
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29-year-old William Peeters of Hartwick was charged with 2nd degree rape and several other sex crimes according to State Police. Peeters is accused performing sexual acts with a child under the age of 15, & disseminating indecent materials to a minor. Peeters faces court action at a later date.
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52-year-old Sam Nabinger of New Berlin has been charged with felony assault by State Police. Nabinger was charged following a report of an assault Monday in the town Of Morris.
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49 Year old William Danielson of Oxford was sentenced Monday in Chenango County Court, to 20 years to life in prison. Danielson pleaded guilty to one count of 2nd degree murder, for the December 2013 death of his former girlfriend Lucinda Knoll of Norwich.
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A Syracuse resident was arrested by the Chenango County Sheriff’s Office for an active arrest warrant for Grand Larceny and Burglary. 25 year old Kristen Seamans is accused of stealing several items from the Norwich Wal-Mart in 2014; she was arraigned in the Town of Norwich court and is being held at the Chenango County Correctional Facility on $1000 cash bail.
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WCDO NEWS WEDNESDAY 9-30-15

wcdonews — Wed, 30 Sep 2015 18:41:28 +0000

An Amber Alert issued early Tuesday afternoon in Binghamton ended late yesterday afternoon, with the child returned and the suspect in custody. 3 Month Old Lucios Mitchell was taken by 26-year-old Veronica Mitchell from the Chenango Street area at around 12:30 PM, at around 6:00 PM, Mitchell was in custody, and the child was safe.
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Governor Cuomo announced $3 million in prostate cancer research funding has been awarded to 20 research institutions across the state to explore new and innovative concepts in prostate cancer detection, diagnosis and treatment. Prostate cancer remains the second most common cancer among men in New York State, second only to skin cancer. An estimated 1 in 6 men will develop prostate cancer during his lifetime, occurring mostly in men aged 65 and older.
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The American Red Cross will host a blood drive in Norwich today. The event will be held at the American legion post 189 at 29 Sheldon Street from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Appointments are requested at 1-800-REDCROSS or redcrossblood.org.

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49-year-old William Danielson of Oxford changed his plea today in Chenango County Court, to guilty, as his murder trial was schedule to begin in Norwich. Danielson was charged with murder for the death of Lucinda Knoll of Norwich in 2013. The court has accepted the change in plea and sentencing will be scheduled shortly.
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The Delaware County Sheriff’s department arrested 31-year-old Sean Dingle of Queens on drug charges, following the execution of a search warrant in the Town of Sidney. The warrant was obtained following a 5-month heroin trafficking investigation conducted by the Delaware County Sheriff’s Office, the Sidney Police Department, Delaware County Probation Department and the Broome County Special Investigations Task Force. Dingle was charged with Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance with intent to sell & Unlawful Possession of Marihuana after seizing 100 bags of heroin & a small amount of marijuana, that Dingle intended to sell at the Unadilla public fishing access lot in Sidney. Dingle was arraigned in Town of Sidney Court & was remanded to the Delaware County Jail without bail pending a future court appearance.
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The Otsego County Department of Health announced today that a skunk in the town of Otego tested positive for rabies. Otsego County Health Department officials stated that 2 unvaccinated dogs were exposed & will be euthanized, the skunk was shot and the remains were sent to the state lab for testing. A free rabies clinic is scheduled for Otego at the fire department on October 7th from 6:00 to 8:00 PM.
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State Senate candidate Fred Akshar hosted more than a dozen local farmers, agriculture students and professionals at a roundtable discussion on challenges and opportunities for Southern Tier agriculture in Whitney point Tuesday:

(Akshar 9-30-15)

Akshar faces former Broome County Executive & State DMV Commissioner Barbara Fiala in a special election to fill the seat vacated by the conviction of long time Republican State Senator Tom Libous.
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The State DEC has adopted amendments to update and consolidate Petroleum Bulk Storage and Chemical Bulk Storage regulations. The changes clarify existing requirements and make it easier for those who store bulk amounts of petroleum or chemicals in tank systems to comply with equipment and handling standards needed to prevent contamination of soil, groundwater, surface water and public water supplies.
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Governor Cuomo today announced $20 million is available for the construction of new affordable housing units damaged by Superstorm Sandy, Hurricane Irene or Tropical Storm Lee. Qualified housing developers are invited to submit proposals for properties to be developed in the eligible counties, which locally includes: Broome, Chenango, Delaware, & Otsego Counties. Funding will come from the Governor’s Office of Storm Recovery, out of its $4.4 billion federal allotment.
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The Taste of the Catskills Festival will be held on Saturday and Sunday, October 10th and 11th at the Maple Shade Farm in Delhi. The Festival will include food from local farms, restaurants & Micro-Breweries & Live music. On Sunday, October 11th Catskill Mountainkeeper will screen their documentary “Catskill Park,” More information & ticket purchases can be accessed at TasteoftheCatskills.com.
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WCDO NEWS WEDNESDAY 9-23-15

wcdonews — Wed, 23 Sep 2015 18:55:40 +0000

The next Government Office of Storm Recovery Meeting will be held on Thursday from 6:30 to 8:30 PM at the Sidney High School Auditorium. Acquisition and Elevation will be discussed as well as the National Flood Insurance Program. People who received the letter from Delaware County are encouraged to attend as well as any residents of the Village of Sidney.
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The State Department of Labor released preliminary local area unemployment rates for August 2015. Locally, Chenango County’s rate dropped to 4.6%, Delaware County to 5.2% and Otsego County to 4.7%. The State’s unemployment rate decreased to 5.2% in August.
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Delaware County Sheriff’s Deputies arrested 36-year-old Robert Stutzer of Delhi, following a complaint from a Hobart business owner who had reported checks had been stolen from the business and subsequently forged and cashed. Deputies charged Stutzer with 3rd degree Burglary, Forgery, and 2 counts of Petty Larceny. Stutzer was being held in the Delaware County Correctional Facility on a Parole Violation, he will appear in the Town of Stamford Court at a later date.
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The trial of 49-year-old William Danielson of Oxford will begin next week in Chenango County Court. Danielson was arrested in December of 2013 for the murder of Lucinda Knoll in Norwich; the jury selection will begin on Monday. Danielson was indicted by the Chenango County grand jury for 2 counts of 2nd degree murder, 1st degree robbery & 2nd degree assault.
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Governor Cuomo today announced that more than 195,000 New Yorkers have registered to vote at dmv.ny.gov using the Department of Motor Vehicles automated online system, MyDMV. The service is the first and only online voter registration process in New York State. The deadline to register to vote in the upcoming November general elections is October 9. More information is available at dmv.ny.gov.
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State Police raided 2 houses in Broome County on Wednesday following a lengthy investigation. The raids were conducted at 29 Walnut Street in Binghamton and 205 McKinley Avenue in Endicott, 4 people have been arrested on Federal Charges for allegedly operating Steroid labs at those addresses, more details are expected to be released shortly.
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The State DOT announced that traffic will be stopped tomorrow around the Prospect Mountain Construction project, as 2 bridges over the Chenango River will be brought down with controlled blasts. Officials stated that Beginning at about 10:15 AM, State Police will have the traffic in the area slowed down or stopped for about 15 minutes on I-81 south at exit 6. I-81 North at exit 2, State Route 17 East at exit 71 & I-88 west at exit 2. The on-ramp to I-81S at exit 5 for Front Street & SUNY Broome & State Route 7 on-ramp to I-81 North, & Route 17 West will be closed.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency is reminding policyholders who filed Hurricane Sandy flood insurance claims that the last day to request a review of their claim is October 15th. Property owners, who feel that their Hurricane Sandy flood insurance claim was underpaid, can ask FEMA to review the claim by calling 866-337-4262. Call weekdays between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. The deadline to Call FEMA is October15th.
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State comptroller Tom DiNapoli released his list of counties, towns 7 other municipalities that are susceptible to fiscal stress, based on their annual financial reports. Local areas that face significant stress were Broome County & the town of Cherry Valley, those susceptible to fiscal stress were the town of Pitcher and the City of Norwich.
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Governor Cuomo today signed “Amanda Lynn’s Law,” to strengthen penalties against those who seek to unlawfully conceal or dispose of a body. The measure is named after a Western New York woman who died under questionable circumstances in 2009 & whose body was hidden in a garbage can to avoid discovery. Current law only regulates the manner in which cemeteries, funeral directors, and medical professionals can dispose of remains and fails to address situations where they are intentionally concealed, altered, or destroyed to prevent its discovery. The new law makes this offense an E felony punishable by up to four years in prison and up to a $5,000 fine.
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The New York Harvest Fundraiser At “ 6 On The Square” In Oxford will be this Sunday from 2:00 TO 4:00 PM. The fundraiser will Benefit 6 On The Square programming. Local foods, wines & beers will be showcased along with arts & craft vendors, & local musicians. The full Schedule is available at 6ONTHESQUARE.ORG.

P.M. NEWS WEDNESDAY 1-22-14

wcdonews — Thu, 23 Jan 2014 14:57:16 +0000

Reactions from area lawmakers are in following Tuesday’s executive budget proposal by Governor Cuomo in Albany. Assemblyman Cliff Crouch responds:

(Crouch 1-22-14)

State senator Jim Seward also commented:

(Seward 1-22-14)

Lawmakers will get to work on the budget plan; the deadline to pass it is April 1st.

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48-year-old William Danielson of Preston pleaded not guilty to 5 felony counts in Chenango County Court this morning. The Chenango County Sheriff’s Office accused Danielson of attacking his former girlfriend Lucinda Knoll in front of their son at the Maple Grove Trailer Park in Norwich on December 27th, she died from injuries sustained in the attack 2 days later. Danielson is charged with two counts of 2nd degree murder, 1st degree robbery, plus 1st & 2nd degree assault, he remains held in the Chenango County Jail pending additional court action.

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About 150 people attended the Oneonta Area for public education meeting in Oneonta Saturday, to register their concerns with lawmakers about the Common Core and other newly enacted issues in public education. Co-founder of the group (pronounced “Shirs-tee) Kjersti VanSlyke-Briggs comments:

(Kjersti VanSlyke-Briggs 1-22-14)

The message following several such forums reached Governor Cuomo’s ears; he mentioned the need for change during his executive budget proposal Tuesday afternoon:

(Cuomo 1-22-14)

VanSlyke-Briggs said that area lawmakers Jim Seward, Cliff Crouch & Congressman Chris Gibson all expressed support At Saturday’s Oneonta forum, for the changes to the Common Core and the eliminating of many of the newly implemented tests for students.

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State police in Deposit arrested 25-year-old O’Neil Bower of Rochester for aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle and unlawful possession of marihuana. The arrest followed a stop for speeding at 81 miles an hour in 55 miles an hour zone on State Route 17 in Hancock. Troopers discovered that Bower had a driver license that was suspended 9 times, they also found to Bower unlawfully possessed marihuana. Bower was arraigned in the Village of Hancock Court and released after paying his $100 cash bail.

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State police in Oneonta arrested 21-year-old Brittany Alfarano of Oneonta for driving while intoxicated with a reportable BAC result of .15%. The arrest resulted from investigating a 1-car accident on Interstate 88 in Oneonta; troopers accuse Alfarano of also texting on her cell phone when she crashed. She was issued tickets returnable in the Town of Oneonta Court on January 28th.

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Governor Cuomo wants to spend $10 million dollars in the next state budget, to establish a new database of police information that departments across the state could share online. The database would make it easier for police agencies to share crime information & coordinate responses across jurisdictions without having to request information & wait for a reply.

P.M. NEWS THURSDAY 1-2-14

wcdonews — Thu, 02 Jan 2014 18:46:26 +0000

The Chenango County Sheriff’s department continues to gather evidence in the murder case of Lucinda Knoll of Norwich, who was allegedly beaten in from of her 7-year son, by 48-year-old William Danielson of Preston last Friday morning in Norwich. Sheriff Ernest Cutting said that they have evidence, but they are looking for more witnesses to come forward:

(Sheriff Cutting 1-2-14)

Danielson is being held without bail on a 2nd degree murder charge, He & Knoll had been negotiating child custody for the 7 year old over the last 4 months; he will face grand jury action later this month. Anyone With information can call 337-1921 or 337-1863

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State Police received a missing person report on 74-year-old Marvin Taub of Oneonta, after he had picked up his neighbor’s dogs to walk them at the Pine Lake Campus of Hartwick College in Davenport. Taub’s vehicle was located in the parking lot; State Police, Forest Rangers, Hartwick College Public Safety and Davenport Fire & EMS conducted a search. Crews located tracks leading to a frozen pond, where Taub’s body was discovered & removed. The death was ruled as accidental, the cause listed as drowning & hypothermia.

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State received a missing person report on 74-year-old Ira Landess and 71-year-old Nancy Klinger-Landess of Harpersfield. The Investigation revealed that both were missing along with their German Shepherd, a search of their property revealed a large ice hole in a frozen pond on the couple’s property with a dog toy near the hole. State police Scuba Divers searched the pond, Ira Landess’s body was recovered, and the cause of death was accidental drowning & hypothermia. Mrs. Landess’ body was recovered on Wednesday, along with her dog, her death was also ruled accidental due to drowning & hypothermia.

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The Chenango County Sheriff’s Office arrested 29-year-old Jeremy Cruz of Greene for Felony Criminal Mischief following an incident in the Town of Greene. The victim had filed a complaint that a tenant had drilled a hole into the bottom of a fuel oil tank causing the fuel oil to leak out. Cruz was charged and was issued an appearance ticket for the Town of Greene Court and will appear at a later date.

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Many new laws went into effect on Wednesday. The Small Business Income Tax Reduction goes into effect this year. This will be the 1st year of a 3-year phased-in tax cut. Also. The state’s minimum wage increased to $8.00 an hour, it was coupled with a new Minimum Wage Reimbursement Tax Credit to help offset some of the increased wage costs for businesses.

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Binghamton City police are looking for a suspect following a new years day stabbing on Downs Avenue in Binghamton. Officers were called to the scene at about 3:00 Wednesday morning and found a 30-year-old man had been stabbed in the chest multiple times, following an argument. The unidentified victim was taken to an area hospital and is recuperating following surgery, the investigation is continuing.

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The Chenango County Sheriff’s Office and Norwich Police Department participated in a joint agency DWI sobriety checkpoint on Rexford St in the City of Norwich. Arrested were 42-year-old Angus Cullipher of Oxford for Driving while Intoxicated, Driving with a BAC over .08 and open container in a motor vehicle. Cullipher was released to a sober 3rd party & was issued citations for the Town of Norwich court. Deputies also arrested 19-year-old Neilen Barker of New Berlin for Operating a motor vehicle while ability impaired by drugs and Unlawful possession of marihuana. Barker was issued traffic citations for the Town of Norwich court and released to a third party.

P.M. NEWS TUESDAY 12-31-13

wcdonews — Wed, 01 Jan 2014 01:17:56 +0000

The Chenango County Sheriff Ernest Cutting & Chenango county DA Joe McBride held a press conference this morning, regarding the murder of 39-year-old Lucinda Knoll of Norwich, and the arrest of her former boyfriend, 48-year-old William Danielson of Preston. Sheriff Cutting described the intial response after deputies arrived to the report of the attack Friday in Norwich:

(Sheriff Cutting 12-31-13)

Chenango County DA Joe McBride said that they have enough evidence for the arrest of Danielson & to present to a Grand Jury:

(Joe McBride 12-31-13)

Danielson is being held in the Chenango County Jail without bail. Sheriff Cutting said that the couple’s 7-year-old son is the sole witness of the attack so far; he was removed from the vehicle by a neighbor, who then called police. Sheriff Cutting is asking anyone who was in the vicinity of Maple Grove Trailer Park around 6:00 AM Friday to call 337-1921 or 337-1863.

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62-year-old Barry Renert waived extradition in Virginia; he was arrested in Richmond Virginia following the attack on a Cooperstown shopkeeper last Monday. Renert is accused of threatening the owner of Seventh Inning Stretch with a gun and the owner fired his own weapon in self-defense. No one was hurt. Renert is expected to be charged with burglary, menacing and criminal weapon possession

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The Oneonta 1^st Night festivities will get underway later today. The annual Oneonta First Night Parade will start at 5:00 PM at Grand Street in downtown Oneonta, Congressman Chris Gibson will march in the parade. The full schedule is available at firstnightoneonta.com.

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New York had 19.65 million people in July, about 98,000 more than Florida, which ranked fourth in the nation. Florida is expected to pass New York as soon as next year, as out-migration is outpacing new residents. 1.2 million people left to other states between 2000 and 2009. Census figures released in March showed 35 upstate counties lost population between 2010 and 2012, full county figures are expected early next year.

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Griffis Airport in Rome New York was selected by the FAA as 1 of 6 locations nationwide to be test sites for unmanned aircraft. The FAA said the research and development will look into integrating drones into the congested Northeast airspace. An alliance of more than 40 public, private and academic organizations in New York and Massachusetts will operate the Rome site.

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The State Department of Taxation and Finance issued a final reminder to homeowners, that they must register for the Basic STAR property tax exemption today. The average homeowner saves $700 each year on their tax bill from the Basic STAR exemption, which is available on the primary residence of homeowners with incomes under $500,000. Registrations are available at tax.ny.gov or 518-457-2036.

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Assembly speaker Sheldon Silver wants to accelerate the state’s scheduled minimum wage increase to $9 by 2015 & tie it to the inflation rate. The Assembly passed a bill this year to raise New York’s minimum wage for most workers from $7.25 to $9 with inflation adjustments. A compromise approved by the Assembly, Senate and governor’s office raised the rate to $8 for 2014, $8.75 a year later and to $9 in 2016 without inflation adjustments.

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The flu is starting to make its way across the Twin Tiers according to the CDC. New York State has widespread flu activity, with the early cases associated with a strain that targets young and middle-aged adults. Flu shots and nasal sprays are the best way to protect against the flu, it’s also important to wash your hands, eat well and get enough sleep.

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A.M. NEWS TUESDAY 12-31-13

wcdonews — Wed, 01 Jan 2014 01:13:44 +0000

The Chenango County Sheriff’s Office announced that 39-year-old Lucinda Knoll of Norwich passed away on Saturday from the injuries sustained in the attack early Friday morning. Knoll’s former boyfriend, 48 year old William Danielson of Oxford has been charged with 2^nd degree murder, he was arraigned on the news charges Monday and was remanded back to the Chenango County Correctional Facility without bail. The Sheriff’s Office is asking anyone who was in the area of Maple Grove Trailer Park around 6:00 AM Friday to call 337-1921 or 337-1863. more details will be released later this morning by Sheriff Cutting at a press conference in Norwich.

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The NY State of Health reported that 480,911 New Yorkers have completed their applications and 241,522 people have enrolled for health insurance coverage. Over the two-day period from December 23 to December 24, enrollments increased by 42,078. The open enrollment period for individuals on the NY State of Health marketplace runs through March 31^st.

P.M. NEWS MONDAY 12-30-13

wcdonews — Mon, 30 Dec 2013 19:29:05 +0000

The Chenango County Sheriff’s Office has confirmed that 39-year-old Lucinda Knoll has died, from injuries sustained in an attack early Friday morning. Knoll’s former boyfriend, 48-year-old William Danielson of Oxford is now charged with 2nd degree Murder & he was arraigned on the new charge this morning & continues to be held in the Chenango County jail without bail. Anyone with information about the early Friday morning attack at the Maple Grove Trailer Park in Norwich is asked to call the sheriff’s department at 337-1921 or 337-1863.

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Firefighters from Otego responded to a fire at 195 Downey Road this morning at around 6:45 AM. The 1 story wood frame house was fully involved when fire fighters arrived & is a total loss. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

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State Police at Oneonta arrested 23-year-old Amanda Whitehill of Unadilla for Driving While Intoxicated with a BAC result of .21%, more that twice the legal limit. Whitehill was issued traffic tickets returnable in the Town of Oneonta Court on January 21st.

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Governor Cuomo today announced that nearly $500,000 in job training grants is still available to businesses that hire long-term unemployed New Yorkers. This funding is available through the On-the-Job Training National Emergency Grant , to get those who have been out of work for 26 weeks or longer connect to available jobs in their region. Businesses received an average of nearly $7,000 per hire, in the Southern Tier Region, 124 businesses have already hired 197 workers under the program.

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Many new laws go into effect on Wednesday, New Year’s day. The Family Tax Relief law means that over the next 3 years, Middle class families with at least 1 dependent child and a household income between $40,000 and $300,000 will receive $350 in direct tax relief each year. Also, the state’s corporate tax on manufacturers will be reduced by almost 10% in 2014 & will be fully phased-in by 2017-18.

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Nearly a year after passage of the state’s new gun law, dealer sales of AR-15 semi-automatic rifles have ended in New York, and arrest data show more than 1,000 gun possession charges were boosted from misdemeanors to felonies because of the changes. 59 people were charged statewide for possessing large-capacity magazines. A report from the Division of Criminal Justice Services shows only one person charged with the illegal sale or transfer of a gun defined as an assault weapon as of mid-December. Owners may keep their older weapons but must register them by April 15th.

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State Police at Sidney arrested 45 year old Charles Cole of Sidney for Driving While Intoxicated following a traffic stop by troopers on Johnson Circle in the Village of Sidney. Cole was released on appearance tickets returnable January 7th in Village of Sidney Court.

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The Sidney Village Board of Trustees will hold a Special Board Meeting tonight at 7 p.m. in the Civic Center board room. The board anticipates going directly into executive session to discuss an employee matter.

A.M. NEWS MONDAY 12-30-13

wcdonews — Mon, 30 Dec 2013 15:25:37 +0000

The Chenango County Sheriff’s Office arrested 48-year-old William Danielson of oxford, following the attack on a woman in her driveway on Bourbon Street in the Town of Norwich. 39 year old Lucinda Knoll was transported to Wilson Hospital with serious head trauma, Danielson is charged with 2nd degree Attempted Murder & 1st degree Robbery, he was arraigned in Chenango County Court and remanded to the Chenango County jail without bail pending court action January 2nd. The Sheriff’s Office is asking anyone who was in the area of Maple Grove Trailer Park around 6:00 AM Friday to call 337-1921 or 337-1863.

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Binghamton Police arrested 3 people in connection with a drive-by shooting Last Thursday. Police responded to 57 Rush Avenue Thursday afternoon to the report of shots fired at an individual on a porch, Friday, police arrested 35 year old James Durham and 35 year old Celene Thompson of Binghamton, and 39 year old Lance Johnson of Johnson City were each charged with 1st degree attempted assault. No one was injured in Thursday’s attack.

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Chenango county deputies arrested 28-year-old Kelly Miliano of Norwich Saturday. Deputies accuse Miliano of pushing and hitting the victim & kicking a mirror and the 2 officers. Miliano was charged with 3 counts of 2nd degree harassment, criminal mischief and resisting arrest, and was arraigned & remanded to the Chenango county jail.

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Chenango county deputies arrested 49-year-old Terry Chapman of Norwich for Driving While Intoxicated. Chapman was arrested following an investigation into a Domestic Dispute in the Town of Oxford. During a subsequent traffic stop in the Town of Norwich, Chapman is accused of operating a motor vehicle while impaired by alcohol. Chapman was taken into custody without incident, processed, and released to appear in the Town of Norwich Court at a later date.