Traci Taylor
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Why Fly Creek Cider Mill Is a New York Fall Favorite (opens the original)
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One of the things my family loves to do more than anything is get in the car with no real plan, no map, and just explore. That is how we discovered Fly Creek, New York, and instantly fell in love with it. It's big enough to have plenty to see and do, but small enough to hold onto the kind of charm that makes you want to slow down and stay awhile. One of its most popular stops has now earned some major national bragging rights. The Fly Creek Cider Mill & Orchard, located just minutes outside Coop
Apalachin’s Donoli’s Restaurant Is Closing This Saturday (opens the original)
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There are some restaurants where you know exactly what you're ordering before you even sit down. For me, that was Donoli’s Restaurant in Apalachin. The first time I went to Donoli’s was for a meeting, and every single person at the table insisted I order the prime rib. I am glad I listened because it was, without question, the best prime rib I have ever had. Now, there is only a little time left to order it again. In a message shared with the community, Donoli’s Restaurant and Banquets announced
Over 30 New Yorkers Have Gone to Space, Including Southern Tier Astronauts (opens the original)
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When my father-in-law was a little boy, he got to meet John Glenn. It's something he still talks about all these years later, and I completely understand why. Glenn wasn't just an astronaut. He was the first American to orbit Earth, a national hero and somebody whose name was in every history book. Meeting him as a kid must have felt like meeting a real-life superhero. That story got me thinking about New York State’s own connection to space exploration. We know the big names like John Glenn, Ne
Confirmed Measles Case Treated at Broome County Hospital (opens the original)
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The Broome County Health Department has confirmed that a patient who went to a local hospital on September 26 tested positive for measles. Here is the important part: the patient is a New York State resident, but does not live in Broome County. Health officials say the person was treated and discharged home. The patient arrived at the hospital after a measles exposure and while showing symptoms. The Broome County Health Department says it is now working with the patient’s home health department
127 Grams of Meth Seized in Broome County Raid (opens the original)
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A Town of Binghamton man is facing multiple felony drug and weapon charges after the Broome County Special Investigations Unit Task Force executed a narcotics search warrant. Authorities say the warrant was carried out Monday, September 28, on a vehicle and a residence in the area of 3280 Jackson Road in the Town of Binghamton. According to the Broome County Special Investigations Unit, task force members recovered approximately 127 grams of methamphetamine during the searches. Investigators als
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