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What a crazy afternoon!  Yesterday, my family had headed out on the road to go to Oneida Lake.  What should have been one and a half hours turned into a three hour tour of every back road on the map. We could tell by the sky that a major storm had traveled through and when we pulled through Earlville, New York, it became very evident that the storm meant business...

Off-duty New York police officer John Vescio pulled a man from the fiery wreckage of a gas station crash the other day saving his life.

Local human service organizations often face possible cuts in funding, with the Arc of Delaware County being no exception.

Early Saturday morning, since it was so beautiful out, I decided it was a good morning for kayaking.  I made my way to Portlandville and put in there to just paddle around a nice cove up river.

Imagine my surprise this morning as I was pulling up to a red traffic light on the corner of East and Spruce Streets in Oneonta, when I spotted a Pileated Woodpecker, ten feet away on a tree stump!

These little green signs pepper every state highway in New York. Each of these signs is unique and tells you a surprising amount of information about the road on which you're traveling.

On Thursday May 28th, Katie Gengenbach, her son, Kevin, and their dog, Navarre, were enjoying an evening stroll along Chlorinator Road in the Town of Milford, Otsego County.

The Sharon Springs Garden Party needs more than a little rain to keep it from growing, year after year after year! This Memorial Day weekend was a big one for the tiny village just off Rt. 20.  Although home to only a few hundred permanent residents, this historic village swells several times a year as festivals become the star of the show...

The sharp shooters on the roof of the National Baseball Hall of Fame should have tipped you off that this was no ordinary day in "America's Most Perfect Village." The president was coming to town. President Barack Obama made the first ever visit to the Baseball Hall of Fame by a sitting president...

KINGSTON, N.Y. (AP) — Democrat Sean Eldridge has donated nearly $1 million of his own money to his bid for Congress, and his venture capital firm has made investments in businesses across the sprawling upstate New York 19th congressional district where he moved last year.