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Local resident appears on Rachael Ray Show
SOUTH NEW BERLIN – Rachael Ray is a star of The Food Network, has her own line of cook books, and has just debuted a new syndicated daytime talk show produced by Oprah Winfrey... read more...
Get those pumpkin recipes ready ...
NORWICH – The Norwich Pumpkin Festival is almost here, and once again this year, you can look forward to a pumpkin baking contest, sponsored by Pro-Tel and the Soup and Sandwi... read more...
Last chance to register with FEMA
NORWICH – The flooding of late June ravaged Chenango County and the surrounding areas. Even though months have gone by, some people have still not registered with FEMA and New... read more...
City will require landlords to register, pay fee
NORWICH – Landlords may soon have to pay a fee and register with the city in order to rent apartments in downtown Norwich. At Tuesday night’s Common Council meeting, Oct. 17 w... read more...
Building codes change will require pre-inspection
NORWICH – NYCOM, the New York State Conference of Mayors and Municipal Officials, has announced new requirements for code enforcement that must be implemented before January o... read more...
ACT brings physical therapy and fitness to Sherburne
SHERBURNE – Local politicians, friends and family members were on hand Thursday as the new ACT Physical Therapy and Fitness celebrated its grand opening. Owner Kimberly J. M... read more...
Legal Aid expands hours, services
NORWICH – The Legal Aid of Mid New York office has been providing service to Chenango County residents for years. In the past, the office, located in The Norwich Center at 27 ... read more...
United Way explains a little goes a long way
NORWICH – The United Way’s 2006 campaign is off to a strong start. As of Oct. 5, the group has already raised $42,000, and that is before they include the business blitz that ... read more...
Greenway project takes step forward in highlighting beauty of Chenango
NORWICH – For years, The Chenango Greenway Conservancy, Inc. has been dedicated to constructing a recreational trail along the Chenango River. The group is now applying for a ... read more...
Weather radios help Norwich schools stay on top of alerts
NORWICH – The federal government has unveiled a program that would supply weather alert radios to each of the 97,000 public schools in the country, free of charge. According t... read more...
City fire dept. examines truck fleet
NORWICH – In the public works and public safety meeting immediately following the Common Council session on Thursday night, Chief Joseph Angelino gave his report on the four s... read more...
FEMA deadline extended to Oct. 16
NORWICH – Individuals who have still not filed an application for federal relief after the late June flooding have been granted another reprieve. FEMA officials have announced... read more...
City decides on new tanker truck
NORWICH – The City of Norwich held a special Common Council meeting Thursday night to discuss options for the purchase of a new fire tanker truck. The city has been operating ... read more...
Republicans open Norwich headquarters
NORWICH – The Republican Party headquarters was packed full of people Thursday night for the grand opening of the office. Politicians and their supporters filled the small sto... read more...
Bruce Beadle sings with the community in mind
NORWICH – The Bruce Beadle Band will be playing from 9 p.m. to midnight Saturday at the VFW in Norwich. The event, held to promote the United Way’s 2006 campaign season, is op... read more...
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