Fire displaces family of four in Oneonta
According to the Oneonta Fire Department the fire broke out around 2:20 a.m. on Cedar Street in Oneonta. Multiple crews assisted in the fire including the West Oneonta Fire Department, the Otego Fire Department, Lauren’s EMS. ONEONTA (WBNG)- A family of four is displaced after a fire broke out early Wednesday morning. There were no injuries involved.
The Oneonta Fire Department is currently investigating the cause. This is a developing story stay with us for further updates.
A small airplane skidded off the runway at the Summerland Key Cove Airport near Key West on Saturday.According to the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office, the pilot of the 1981 Beechcraft airplane told first responders that he had a mechanical issue which prevented the prop plane from getting airborne while it was on the runway.The pilot said he subsequently shut down the power, applied the brakes and ended up skidding off the runway and into a nearby yard.No fuel leaks, hazards or serious injuries were reported, the sheriff’s office adds.The Florida Highway Patrol is also investigating.
Cosby from Leicestershire and Rutland have won the Junior Champion Club Tournament without striking a ball today. The remnants of Hurricane Bertha were to blame after it left the Bracken Course unplayable, forcing officials to abandon the round after less than three hours play.Persistent heavy rain from a dark gray sky following an overnight downpour left the fairways waterlogged and only half the field had begun their second rounds when a halt was called.“The continual rain left the fairways unplayable,” said chief referee Michael Rees. “If the rain had stopped we might have been able to resume. But it would have taken more than an hour to clear the surface water.“The greens were fine but the fairways were the problem. What’s more, the forecast was for more rain and some of the teams had a long way to travel home. So I had to make a decision which was a pity.”But that didn’t worry the Cosby trio (image © Leaderboard Photography), who had afternoon start times, although they were disappointed they were unable to add to their opening 72 Stableford points.“We weren’t expecting play to be cancelled,” said Stuart Kinnaird, who returned 36 points in round one. “We knew the weather was going to be poor but I was looking to put in another good round. Having said that, we are overwhelmed to win a national championship.”Ross Murgatroyd, who also returned a first round 36 points, added: “I am shocked this has turned out this way. We were last off in the afternoon and expecting to be out there again.“Our club has reached three finals this year and we have won the first of the trio. I think this is the first time our club has won anything like this.”The third member of the team, Matt Jones said: “I had the worst round yesterday and was looking to make up for it today. So I need to thank the other lads for helping me out.”Although they finished round one on 71 points along with three other teams, Tiverton took second place because their non-scoring member, Grace Jackson, scored 32 points. This was one more than Huxley Howell of Saltford who were third.For more information visit the championship website. 10 Aug 2014 Cosby crowned champions after rain stops play 
Ciaran Brogan has topped the poll for Letterkenny in the local elections 2019.The Fianna Fáil man returns to Lifford to continue his 20-year-long political career.The Letterkenny business owner took 1,570 of the first preference votes in the electoral area. The quota is set at 1464. Ciaran Brogan and familySpeaking to Donegal Daily, Brogan said he was very proud to be elected on the first count: “It’s down to the team. I’m very lucky from the start. It’s hard to believe it’s 20 years since I first stood in an election. A lot of things has changed.“It was a tough campaign with people who I’m friendly with in Rally circles, Manus Kelly, Kevin Bradley. You had to try to keep your team solid and they did that.“Like a football match people were saying you are the favourite and you are safe but we had to knock that on the head and tell people we need every vote.” He paid tribute to all his fellow candidates as the Letterkenny battle continues: “Anybody who goes forward for election deserves a lot of credit for that.”The First Count in Letterkenny is: Thoiba Ahmed: 525Kevin Bradley: 993Ciaran Brogan: 1570 Donal Coyle: 1192Adrian Glackin: 799Jimmy Kavanagh: 1233Manus Kelly: 906 Michael McBride 1141Cathal McGlynn: 251Gerry McMonagle: 839Bernie Moran: 741Finian O’Donnell: 201Mary T Sweeney: 856Charlie McClafferty: 459Quota: 1464Electorate: 22,826Turn Out: 11836Spoiled: 130Valid: 11706Elections 2019: Ciaran Brogan wins first seat in Letterkenny was last modified: May 27th, 2019 by Rachel McLaughlinShare this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window)Click to share on Telegram (Opens in new window)Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)Click to share on Skype (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window)Tags:Ciaran Broganletterkenny
Jenson Button is set to start Sunday’s showcase Monaco Grand Prix from last place after McLaren’s engine partners Honda detected a power unit problem that will incur a 15-place grid penalty.McLaren have not qualified higher than seventh on the 20 car grid in five races this season.Button, the 2009 world champion and former Monaco winner, is standing in for Fernando Alonso in the Mediterranean principality while the Spaniard competes in the Indianapolis 500 on the same day.The penalty will only confirm in Alonso’s mind that the double world champion, who has been the centre of attention at Indianapolis, was right to miss Monaco for a shot at glory across the Atlantic.McLaren are the only team yet to score a point this season, the former champions beset by a lack of reliability and performance.Monaco had represented a real chance for the team to change that, however, with the tight and twisty street circuit rewarding driver skills and making engine power less of a factor.Button, who had not driven a Formula One car for more than six months until he stepped into the cockpit for Thursday practice, was 12th in Saturday’s final session before qualifying.Belgian team mate Stoffel Vandoorne, who already had a three place penalty carried over from the previous race in Spain, was 10th.Button, 37, had said on Thursday that he was enjoying being back behind the wheel.”I definitely stepped away at the right time and I haven’t missed driving a Formula One car. But today I really enjoyed it, more than I have for a couple of years to be fair,” he said at the time.advertisement”I’m enjoying it very much, probably more than I thought I would actually.”