State troopers arrested\u00a031-year-old Emily Bixby<\/strong> of Norwich Tuesday for aggravated DWI, following the report of a disable vehicle in the town of Colesville.\u00a0 Troopers found that Bixby was intoxicated, and had driven her vehicle, with a five-year-old passenger, just off the roadway and was stuck in the snow; She refused to submit to a breath test.\u00a0\u00a0 Bixby was arraigned in the Town of Colesville Court and remanded to the Broome County Jail on $1,500.00 cash bail.\u00a0 The five-year-old passenger was turned over to a family member.<\/p>\n ———————————<\/p>\n State police at Sidney arrested\u00a032-year-old Anthony Campisi <\/strong>of Bainbridge, for driving while impaired by drugs.\u00a0 The arrest resulted from a vehicle stop for not using his turn signal on State Route 7 in the Village of Bainbridge.\u00a0 Troopers determined that\u00a0 Campisi was impaired while driving, he was taken to Tri Town regional Hospital in Sidney, where he consented to a blood test.\u00a0 Campisi was issued tickets for the Town of Bainbridge Court on March 10th<\/sup>.<\/p>\n ——————————————-<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Delaware County Sheriff\u2019s Deputies arrested 31-year-old Crystal Gonsalves of Davenport for 1 count of 2nd<\/sup> degree Aggravated Harassment.\u00a0 Gonsalves is accused of making threatening telephone calls to another person, she was arraigned & was released on her own recognizance, to reappear at Davenport Town Court February 25th<\/sup>. ____________________________________________<\/p>\n<\/div>\n U.S. Senator Charles Schumer is recusing himself from any role Congress plays in Comcast Corp.\u2019s planned acquisition of Time Warner Cable after learning his brother was one of the lead lawyers behind the $45 billion deal. Federal regulators and lawmakers will scrutinize how the acquisition would affect competition and consumers, issues that could have come before Schumer as a member of the Senate\u2019s Judiciary Committee\u2019s antitrust subcommittee<\/p>\n —————————————–<\/p>\n State\u00a0Attorney General Eric Schneiderman issued a warning\u00a0<\/span>to New Yorkers after consumers were contacted by scam artists who were posing as\u00a0representatives of Microsoft.\u00a0 The callers identify themselves with \u201cP.C. Solutions\u201d, their caller ID is\u00a0 \u201cWindows\u00a0Support.” The scam artists attempt to gain remote access to consumers’\u00a0computers by claiming that their units infected with malware or viruses, they extract a fee up to $300 by obtaining credit card\u00a0information over the phone, or by directing consumers to enter PayPal,\u00a0bank or credit card information on a website the scammers control.\u00a0 Schneiderman recommends hanging up the phone, never give out passwords to such callers, change your email & other passwords & file a complaint with Attorney General’s Office at 1-800-771-7755 or www.ag.ny.gov<\/a>.<\/p>\n ———————————————-<\/p>\n Greater Maywood Rural Community Services is holding The “Lasagna And Laughs” organic fund-raising dinner, this Saturday night in Sidney, with ingredients donated by area businesses.\u00a0 Group spokesperson Lisa Barr explains:<\/p>\n <\/p>\n (Lisa Barr 2-19-14)<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Proceeds from Saturday night\u2019s dinner will go for the group to preserve the former Sidney Center school as a rural community center.<\/p>\n —————————————-<\/p>\n New York\u2019s draft energy plan was put to its first hearing yesterday, with dozens of speakers expressing concern about the state\u2019s plans for natural gas, and the future of competitive energy markets. the New York energy planning board has to put out a long-term planning <\/a>\u00a0document every 4 years, documenting the state\u2019s energy use, and offering guidance for future investment. Tuesday\u2019s hearing is the 1st<\/sup> of 6 statewide, & it drew several groups opposed to hydraulic fracturing.\u00a0 The plan identifies 15 energy-related initiatives for the state to pursue while reaffirming New York\u2019s goal <\/a>of reducing greenhouse-gas emissions by 80% by 2050.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" State troopers arrested\u00a031-year-old Emily Bixby of Norwich Tuesday for aggravated DWI, following the report of a disable vehicle in the town of Colesville.\u00a0 Troopers found that Bixby was intoxicated, and had driven her vehicle, with a five-year-old passenger, just off … Continue reading