The Evening Sun | Daily News Archive for February 18th, 2011

Owner wants new chapter for downtown book store

NORWICH – Established in July of 1982, the First Edition Book Store has been a favorite stop for downtown shoppers, and for twenty-plus years – first as an employee and later ... read more...

From ink and paper to laser and glass

NORWICH – In January of 2010, the New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services issued a state-wide mandate saying it would no longer accept classic ink and paper fin... read more...

Norwich must face “new reality,” super says

NORWICH – Faced with more than a $2.8 million gap between revenue and expenses, the Norwich City School District’s top administrator told school leaders this week that failure... read more...

Athlete of the Week: Rifanburg looks to make history again

Tristan Rifanburg made New York State wrestling history last February when he became the first seventh-grader to win a state championship. Rifanburg also became the first Norw... read more...

Oxford holds off Greene, 53-50

Boys’ Basketball Oxford 53, Greene 50 OXFORD – Oxford survived four Greene shot attempts in the last 15 seconds that would have tied the game or given the Trojans the lead... read more...

B-G, G-MU girls playing for league titles

Harpursville, led by Section IV’s all-time leading scorer, Hannah Kimmel, will aim at winning a third straight Midstate Athletic Conference championship Saturday at 6 p.m. at ... read more...

Volunteers needed at Hospice and Palliative Care of Chenango

NORWICH – Hospice and Palliative Care of Chenango County is currently seeking eight to ten people for its patient/family volunteer program, a unique opportunity to receive in-... read more...

6OTS’ “Local Talent Night” Saturday features Jacqui Rayne and Melissa Clark

OXFORD – Each year, 6 On The Square’s (6OTS) “Local Talent Night” features some of the gifted musicians who have appeared at their Open Mic. This year, on Saturday at 7:30 p.m... read more...

Goodbye, my friend

I remember the very first thing I ever said to him, staring into those pleading brown puppy-dog eyes: “You’re a beagle.” He knew that, probably, but aside from stating the ob... read more...

Council of the Arts joins in national economic impact study

NORWICH – Chenango County Council of the Arts announced it has joined Arts & Economic Prosperity IV. The research study, which is being conducted by Americans for the Arts, Am... read more...

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