The Evening Sun (Norwich, NY)

The Evening Sun is an online publication designed for individuals who are away from Chenango County, allowing them to stay informed about the happenings in their hometown. Additionally, it acts as a bridge connecting local news to the wider world.

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Commerce Chenango hosts open house and introduces transformative early learning center

1 week ago | evesun.com | Tyler Murphy

NORWICH - Commerce Chenango is excited to announce the plans for an early learning center in the heart of downtown Norwich. Recently, the City of Norwich was awarded a million dollar Restore New York Communities Grant by Empire State Development. “We’ve been talking about getting a daycare center here for more than 20 years.
Tilting at Windmills: Don Quixote

1 week ago | evesun.com | Shelly Reuben

It recently dawned on me that although many, if not most of you, know the origin of the expression “Tilting at Windmills,” some might not. And since that phrase is the title of my column, I thought I should let you in on the secret, too.
Chenango County Dairy Day celebration will be held on Saturday at the Fairgrounds

1 week ago | evesun.com | Kelli Miller

NORWICH - Chenango County Dairy Day invites all to the celebration on Saturday, June 21, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at the state fairgrounds located at 168 East Main Street, with entry from Maydole Street or Grove Avenue.
NY State Senator Oberacker calls for investigation of NYSEG following critical audit

1 week ago | evesun.com | Kelli Miller

New York State Senator Peter Oberacker is calling for an immediate investigation into the unfair and unaffordable utility billing practices. Above, the senator visited Delaware-Chenango-Madison-Otsego BOCES earlier this year.
Area residents join 'No Kings' protest in downtown Norwich

1 week ago | evesun.com | Kelli Miller

On Flag Day, June 14, and President Trump's birthday, a 'No Kings' protest against the Trump administration rang out nationwide and in East and West Park in Norwich, hosted by Chenango Change Indivisible. About 200 protestors converged to the parks to cheer, chant and wave signs.
Columbus man gets 16-year prison sentence for child rape; DA says protecting children a top priority

1 week ago | evesun.com | Tyler Murphy

CHENANGO COUNTY – Last week, a 36-year-old man was convicted of raping a child under the age of 11 and was sentenced to 16 years in state prison, with 20 years post-release supervision. “This defendant has been held accountable for his despicable actions against an innocent child,” said District Attorney Michael D. Ferrarese.
Outdoor preparedness program to teach life saving skills

1 week ago | evesun.com | Kelli Miller

NORWICH - Chenango County 4-H Youth Development and the Chenango County Youth Bureau are in collaboration to offer a two part wilderness survival course for local youth ages 10 and older.
Tilting at Windmills: National “Hiding Under the Covers” Day

2 weeks ago | evesun.com | Shelly Reuben

I have decided that we need a new holiday. To explain, I’ll start with the opening lines of a poem by William Wordsworth.
Guatemalan man arrested in Norwich on child sexual abuse charges

2 weeks ago | evesun.com | Tyler Murphy

NORWICH - A two-month investigation into allegations of child abuse and sexual abuse in the City of Norwich led to the arrest of a 33-year-old man Thursday morning, according to the Norwich Police Department. Rolando Q. Antonio, of Guatemala, was taken into custody around 8:45 a.m. at a residence in Norwich.
Sex offender handed over to ICE after allegedly failing to comply with registration

2 weeks ago | evesun.com | Tyler Murphy

NORWICH - A 31-year-old Town of Norwich resident was arrested June 9 by the Chenango County Sheriff’s Office for allegedly failing to report a change of address as required under New York State sex offender registration laws. Abdi A. Ali, a level two convicted sex offender, was previously registered in the City of Syracuse.