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New Beginnings Church to hold monthly food distributions
NORWICH – Last year, over 79,000 pounds of food – with a value of over $75,000 – was distributed by God’s Provision Food Pantry at the New Beginnings Church. On Friday, the or... read more...
The socially inept network
I must admit I find it quite humorous – in a disturbing, twisted kind of way – just how quickly our society has adapted, communicatively speaking, since the ascension of Faceb... read more...
Zoning issue contested at public hearing
NORWICH – The Common Council heard conflicting public comments concerning a proposed zoning change originally requested by Tansey’s Automotive Services owner George Blood in F... read more...
7th annual St. Baldrick’s raises money for cancer research Saturday
NORWICH – For the past seven years, dozens have volunteered to raise both money and awareness for childhood cancer research in a most unlikely, and unique, fashion – by having... read more...
Flooding closes Rt. 12 in Sherburne, East Main in Norwich
About three-quarters of a mile of North Main Street (State Route 12) in Sherburne was shut down to all traffic except tractor trailers and emergency vehicles due to flooding... read more...
Perry Browne to host first-ever Spring Technology Fling
NORWICH – Norwich City School District parents and the community at large will have an opportunity to experience the many ways in which modern technology is being utilized at ... read more...
Woodshed Prophets set to release debut CD
SIDNEY – In the last year, the Sidney-based Woodshed Prophets have gained a considerable following in the Norwich area. That should come as no surprise considering the group –... read more...
Coffee stand reopens under new ownership
NORWICH – Coffee lovers traveling Route 12 south of the city are in luck as the recently-reopened Java Joe’s is once again offering its wide variety of caffeinated and non-caf... read more...
Chenango schools offered 'Trout in the Classroom'
NORWICH – With trout season less than a month away, the Chenango Valley chapter of Trout Unlimited is hoping to find schools interested in its “Trout in the Classroom” program... read more...
One rant deserves another
One certainly doesn’t have to look too far in this day and age for a healthy serving of the truly ridiculous, what with the countless “news” sources so readily available. Our ... read more...
Stormy weather
Golden Age Apartments resident Grace Franklin, while taking a break from cleaning off her snow-covered car, said Sunday and Monday’s snowfall reminded her of the “old-fashione... read more...
Historical Society celebrates all things Maple with Sunday event
NORWICH – The Chenango County Historical Society will host its first-ever Maple Festival from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday in the parking lot adjacent to the nearly completed CCHS... read more...
Firefighters battle cabin blaze
COLUMBUS – Sherburne firefighters responded to a 9:48 a.m. 911 emergency call reporting a cabin fire at Sears Pond Road in the Town of Columbus Friday morning. According to Sh... read more...
Expert gives long-range perspective on Norwich school budget
NORWICH – Faced with a gap of roughly $3 million between revenues and expenses – in addition to substantial cuts in state and federal aid – the Norwich City School District en... read more...
Local ‘Idol’ competition wraps up this weekend
NORWICH – While they may not be performing for millions of viewers on a nationally broadcast television program – or in front of superstars such as Steven Tyler and Jennifer L... read more...
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