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Fitness center relocates to Johnson City
Pinnacle Fitness and Training Center has relocated to Valley Plaza Drive, completing a move from Upper Court Street in Binghamton.
For Father's Day, kids tell why their dads are tops
Earlier this month, kids and their fathers gathered at the Broome County Public Library for a "Doughnuts with Dad" event.
'Comfortable' Vestal XX victory for Crosby
Understandably sore and tired, especially considering what he had gone through the previous weekend, Cole Crosby was a gratified winner Saturday at the Vestal XX road race.
The Broome County Older Drivers Network will host its second annual Senior Safety Day starting at 12:30 Tuesday, June 25, at the Johnson City Senior Center at 30 Brocton Ave. Programs include a presentation by the Union Volunteer Emergency Squad on the warning signs for stroke and heart attack, when to call the ambulance and the Yellow Dot ... (more)
Latin jazz ensemble in JC for Father's Day
The group features Steve Brown , Jeff Stockham , Al Hamme , Dino Losito , Tony Marino , Greg Evans , Jorge Cuevas and James Burns .
JC Music Booster Club to hold car wash
The Johnson City Music Booster Club will be having a car wash fundraiser from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, June 15, at Dr. Hatala's office at 165 Riverside Drive in Johnson City.
The Finch Hollow Nature Center in Johnson City will hold Family Pond Safaris on Wednesday, July 3, and Friday, July 5, at the center on Oakdale Road.
Two sent to hospital after Saturday night crash
A two-car accident late Saturday night sent the vehicle operators to Wilson Hospital, according to state police.
When schools close for summer break, child hunger hits home
When schools close for summer recess later this month, thousands of children in the Southern Tier will lose access to free or reduced-price breakfasts and lunches.
Broome sheriff's office makes two DWI arrests
The Broome County Sheriff's Office made two DWI arrests in separate incidents Thursday and Friday.
Johnson City church cuts ties with local scouts over gay policy
Calling homosexuality "clearly immoral," a local church has expelled a Boy Scout troop and Cub Scout pack due to changes to national policy allowing gay scouts.
Norwich man airlifted to Wilson following alleged assault
A 20-year-old Norwich man was airlifted to Wilson Hospital in Johnson City following an incident involving a 15-year-old Norwich youth that took place Thursday afternoon on what's long been known as 'Smokers' Hill,' located near the Norwich High School.
Police: Accused rapist arrested while applying for benefits
A 22-year-old Binghamton man was arrested Thursday in connection with a rape reported Monday in Johnson City, village police said.
Eleven receive scholarships from orthodontist
Dr. Mark Hatala, a Johnson City orthodontist, honored the recipients of the Hatala Orthodontic Scholarship Award at a breakfast attended by the honorees and their families June 5. He presented $1,000 awards to 11 college-bound seniors who are or have been patients.
TCO to host golf tourney, fashion show, dinner
The 12th annual fundraiser will begin with a classic car exhibit at 12:30 p.m., followed by a golf tournament with a 1 p.m. shotgun start.
Endwell man recalls the Normandy invasion
Every time June 6 comes around, Endwell resident Charles Kaskey Jr.'s memory works overtime.
JC man accused of injuring police officer during arrest
A 20-year-old Johnson City man was charged with felony second-degree assault after injuring a police officer's shoulder, village police said Wednesday.
Man stopped in Johnson City wanted in Mississippi for murder charge
Village police arrested a 33-year-old Mississippi man wanted on a federal arrest warrant out of his home state for murder and cocaine distribution charges.
JC man arrested on Ohio warrant for parole violation
A village man was arrested as a fugitive from justice out of Ohio for a parole violation, Johnson City police said Tuesday.
Local police say they've launched an aggressive response to increasing gang violence and gang-related shootings in our area.