Broome County

Interesting stuff as far as that goes, folks.

So let me bring this up on the stage, and we'll listen to Roger Luther, who's the Broome County, um, historian as far as that goes.

And, uh, let me see.

Let me, uh, let me go to the next, uh, scene here.

There we go.

Okay, we got it there.

So he's the Broome County historian.

Broome County's right next to Tioga County.

So let's give this a listen.

And now we're taking a step back into Broome County's archives, delivering the news that made headlines in our area 100 years ago today.

Here is Broome County historian Roger Luther, and it's presented by EVRE.

100 years ago today, Binghamton's Chamber of Commerce and local service clubs are making plans for a big Halloween Mardi Gras and night of fun.

This will be a big community celebration with a huge parade, block dances, and other events to take place on Memorial Bridge.

We just started October.

Oh, Lord, I tell you, it starts early and early, it seems, each year as far as that goes.

So there's our history from Roger Luther, who is the Broome County historian, and we thank him.

And one of those things is, uh, 100 years ago with, uh, um, Roger Luther.

He's the Broome County historian.

And, um, because we didn't have the show Friday, um, we have Wednes- so we got, we got a bonus today.

We got last Wednesday, which was, um, September 30th, and last Friday for, uh, October 2nd.

This is as of September twen- 30th, 1926.

Here we go.

It's time now to take a step back into Broome County's archives, delivering the news that made headlines in our area 100 years ago today is Broome County historian Roger Luther, presented by AVRE.

Take a look.

Close enough.

Uh, now Binghamton, New York, obviously in Broome County.

This is where-

Broome C- I don't even know where Broome County is.

It's next to Mop County.

Is, [laughs] is that upstate?

On marching, marching.

And what do we got?

And I only present this here for information purposes to give you an idea what it was like 100 years ago here in the southern tier of upstate New York.

So let's give this a listen to the historian for Broome County, Mr. Roger Luther.

So here we go.

It's time now to take a step back into Broome County's archives, delivering the news that made headlines in our area 100 years ago.

Today is Broome County historian Roger Luther presented by AVRE.

Take a look.

100 years ago today, Binghamton Mayor Clarence Cook has proclaimed October 2nd as Forget-Me-Not Day in this city.

Architectural plans have been completed for the new Benjamin Franklin School.

So let's go ahead and bring up 100 years ago.

Fox 40 with Roger Luther the Broome County historian and like I always say I have no affiliation with Fox 40 it's just a consumer of their their their news online as well as watching them on TV and along with a lot of other local radio and TV news outlets and but I present this here as well as the other articles there from the local news and affiliates there to give you an idea what it's like here in the southern tier of upstate New York.

So let's bring this up and I played this one yesterday on the audio podcast, Fireman Rich Audio Podcast, and it's a good one.

It's a pretty good one.

Okay, this got my attention.

Let's bring this up.

This is a Broome County officials warn residents against misleading third party passport web pages.

Okay, so this is somebody's trying to scam on the passport side.

We got 100 years ago from Fox 40.

That's the local Vestal Fox affiliate in the next county here in Vestal, New York from Broome County here, or from Toga County.

and Broome County's to the east of here.

And Vestal's about what? That's about a 15-minute drive from where I'm at.

15, 20-minute drive to get up on the Parkway.

And so a great big population.

Now, it's just average now.

You know, Syracuse and Albany area, there's more people up there than the greater Binghamton area in Broome County.

Let's see what our audio is like on this.

okay the audio is still good okay and we still have let's see do we still have it up there let me see let me refresh this we're going to go ahead and do 100 years ago as far as that goes and uh with roger luther who is uh the uh broome county what are you doing jack oh he's right there broome county uh historian and he's over on Fox 40 there for 100 years ago as of Friday September 25th we'll be listening to that here next and see what he has to say and just as a full disclosure I have no affiliation with Fox 40 as far as that goes.

And let's go ahead and bring this up on the stage.

And it's just some good information as far as that goes.

Here we go.

Expecting the first frost plus a sewing room stabbing.

Here to bring us the top headlines from Broome County 100 years ago today is Broome County historian Ron Luther and it's presented by ABRE.

Take a look.

We're, uh, right on schedule here, right, just before the first hour here.

We're gonna go do 100 Years Ago, which is on Fox 40, and that's with Roger Luther, the Broome County Fox, or Broome County, uh, historian.

And, uh, I have no affiliation with Fox 40.

It d- I just presented, um, that here to give you a, a sneak peek or a, a, a little peek into the, what it was like here 100 years ago in the Southern Tier of Upstate New York, where I live and reside.

So this is 100 Years Ago.

We'll give it a listen and, uh, see what happened here in the Southern Tier 100 years ago.

Well, it's time for us to take a step back into Broome County's archives.

Oh dear, officials shocked at the number of them roaming the woods.