P.M. NEWS TUESDAY 5-7-24
The deadline to register for races at this year’s General Clinton Canoe Regatta is approaching, Regatta Chairman Mike Kaufman told WCDO News about that & this year’s 70 mile races on Sunday May 26th:
(Mike Kaufman 5-7-24)
More information is available at canoeregatta.org.
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Governor Kathy Hochul today announced the completion of renovations at Red Mill Apartments, a $5.2 million, 18-unit affordable housing complex in the town of New Berlin in Chenango County. The rehabilitation included gutting the building interior and extensive repairs to the exterior. The building received a new roof, siding, windows, walls, and doors; upgraded heating, plumbing, electric, and septic pump systems; and a new fire alarm system for the complex. All of the apartments are available for households earning 80 percent or less of the Area Median Income. More information is available at regionalcouncils.ny.gov.
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State Supreme Court Justice Daniel Doyle blocked an abortion rights amendment from appearing before New York State voters on the November ballot today. Judge Doyle found that state lawmakers failed to follow procedural rules around passing constitutional amendments, incorrectly approving the amendment before getting a written opinion on the language from the attorney general.
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State Police were dispatched Saturday to the report of a pedestrian struck by a vehicle in the town of Ithaca. 19 year old Max Ross of Lafayette Louisiana was in stable condition at Packer Hospital in Sayre, 30 year old Blake Curtis of the Cornell University Police Department has been charged with Vehicular Assault and DWI, Curtis immediately called 911. The investigation is ongoing.
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The state Office of General Services has discontinued holding periodic auctions of state surplus vehicles and highway equipment at various locations around the state. State vehicles will be auctioned off online only, along with other surplus items such as used desks or computer screens, tools, & other items that state government workers no longer need. The switch to auctioning vehicles started on May 1. Bidders will no longer be required to show up in person to bid on a vehicle, and OGS and its partner agencies will not have to transport surplus items to auction sites.
A.M. NEWS TUESDAY 5-7-24
Binghamton Police arrested a 17 year old juvenile & seized a “ghost gun” & a high capacity magazine during a stop of a stolen vehicle. The unidentified 17-year-old fled from the vehicle and was pursued by the Binghamton Police & was captured. The Juvenile was charged with multiple counts of criminal possession of a weapon & obstructing governmental administration.
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State University of New York Board of Trustees announced an additional allocation of $114 million in direct state tax support across the state-operated SUNY campuses from the Fiscal Year 2025 enacted New York State budget. The money will be used for salary increases and internship funding,
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