The Evening Sun | Daily News Archive for November 24th, 2009

Penn Traffic plans to close 53 stores, lay off 4,000; 64 at Norwich P&C

SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) — The Penn Traffic Co. has told New York officials it will close dozens of supermarkets in upstate New York and lay off more than 4,000 employees. The S... read more...

Greene ninth grader plays Mayor for a Day

GREENE – What does it take to be mayor in the village of Greene? Apparently, two boxes of Jell-O. Those packets of flavored gelatin were the non-perishable food items Greene ... read more...

Seismic testing planned this month could stir up water wells

PRESTON – Residents of Preston, Smithville and Smyrna may experience cloudy water coming from their faucets as a result of seismic testing set to resume at the end of the mont... read more...

Oxford retains engineering firm to conduct preliminary report

OXFORD – After more than a month of weighing its options, the Village of Oxford has determined a preliminary course of action regarding the municipality’s aging wastewater tre... read more...

Norwich hosts basketball clinic

The Norwich varsity and junior varsity basketball teams combined with varsity head coach Josh Bennett, JV coach Joe Cirigliano, and the rest of the coaching staff to serve as ... read more...

Planned Parenthood marks World AIDS Day with free testing

NORWICH – Are you positive you’re negative? Planned Parenthood of South Central New York, Inc. will mark World AIDS Day by offering free anonymous rapid HIV testing and counse... read more...

Foundation campaign supports hospital’s impact in the community

NORWICH – The Chenango Memorial Hospital Foundation’s annual campaign is well underway with a focus on primary care. Gretchen Walsh, this year’s campaign chair, is looking to... read more...

More like ‘wack’ Friday

For some reason, Thanksgiving is the biggest shopping day of the year. What have people got to buy that is so important that it can’t wait until Saturday? Or next Tuesday? Or ... read more...

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