South New Berlin News

A former Broome County sheriff's deputy, who's currently serves as police chief in the Town of New Berlin, is under administrative leave after he was charged with third-degree assault, a misdemeanor, during an ...

A special prosecutor will be assigned to look into charges against the town of New Berlin police chief, Chenango County District Attorney Joseph McBride said Friday.

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NORWICH _ Prosecution witness Andrew Frate, an accident reconstructionist, told jurors Thursday that Peter Wlasiuk's account of how his wife died in a motor vehicle accident is ``a total fabrication and lie.'' ...

Columbus Community Church has extended help to students associated with the church with their educational costs.

NORWICH _ Colorscape Chenango, a free festival of fine art and music, returns to Norwich on Saturday and Sunday with more than 80 juried artists and a lineup of acoustic musical acts.

ONEONTA _ The New York Foundation for the Arts and the Upper Catskill Community Council of the Arts recently announced the round three recipients of the strategic opportunities stipends for artists seeking ...

Some 450 young people and their adult chaperones are in the New Berlin area this week to work on a number of home fix-up projects in Chenango, Delaware and Otsego counties.

Males: Lab/pit bull/boxer mix, brown, 4 1/2 months; Shih Tzu, white, 8 years; poodle, special needs, white, 10 years; husky/Westie mix, white, 9 weeks; pug/poodle mix, tan, 2 years.

An LPN has been charged with sexually abusing a female patient while in his care.

Four fire departments were at the scene at 10:40 p.m. Friday of a barn fire at 3281 State Route 8 in South New Berlin, a Chenango County dispatcher said.

Chenango County farmers Robert Briggs of Afton and Kenneth Dibbell of South New Berlin will be honored Thursday evening with the Dan Marshman Ag Leadership Award prior to the Leadership of Chenango class ...

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