A Waltonman is facing a felony level Criminal sale of a Weapon charge from a Delaware County Sheriff’s investigation. It determined the man purchased a weapon while under a Temporary Extreme Risk Protection Order. The man was booked into jail without bail.
About 300 SUNY Oneonta students will be stationed at local businesses, parks, nonprofits and schools on Saturday to volunteer during the university’s annual community service day, called Into The Streets. They will be raking leaves, planting flowers, painting, cleaning and more at 23 sites across Otsego and Delaware counties.
A Delaware County Jail inmate is facing new charges after corrections fficers found he had a hand-made braided rope concealed inside of an outer garment, The inmate who was in jail for a protection order violkation faces new felony charges including promoting prison contraband.
A native plant sale at the Hartwick College Greenhouse takes place this Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. The greenhouse is located at the Johnstone Science Center. The sale is sponsored by The Fernery and the collegte’s Native Plant Propagation Initiative.
Price Chopper in Norwich held a pet food drive to benefit Oxford-based nonprofit All Animals Matter. According to the Evening Sun 250 cans of pet food, 100 pounds of dry dog food and 100 pounds of dry cat food was collected.
The bottom level of the Oneonta parking garage is closed today for cleaning. Officials sat the work is expected to conclude around 1:30pm. The middle level will remain open. Contact the Department of Public Service is you have questions.
Habitat for Humanity Otsego County is accepting applications for local families or individuals who are interested in becoming homeowners. According to All Otsego the nonprofit is holding an open house at their site on McFarland Road in Oneonta on Saturday at 1:00 p.m.
Bassett Healthcare Network adds a new member to its security team. According to a media release K-9 Remi, a 15-month-old Rottweiler and his handler, Officer Lynda May have joined the 2 existing K-9 teams which patrol the network’s hospitals and clinic campuses.
It’s over a month late but New York has a new state budget. The $229 billion spending plan also includes changes to bail reform laws, raising the minimum wage to $16 over a three year period and new requirements to shift people to clean energy.
A man from Pitcher is charged in a Cortland County larceny. Police say the man took merchandise past all points of sale without paying at the Walmart on Bennie Road. He was booked then released on his own recognkzance pending a May 15 court date.