Shabeli Acevedo
Reporter
Shabeli was raised on the west coast of Puerto Rico and in Boise, Idaho. She graduated in 2022 from the University of Missouri with a bachelor’s degree in Broadcast Journalism and a minor in Political Science. MIZ!
During her time at the university, she worked at KOMU 8, the student-run station at the Missouri School of Journalism, a local NBC affiliate station in Columbia, Missouri. Eventually, she moved to ABC 17 News, a local station in Columbia, Missouri where she was a morning reporter. Shabeli was also the president of her sorority, Kappa Kappa Gamma during her senior year of college.
Shabeli has always wanted to live on the east coast so she is thrilled to be in New York! Shabeli loves to shop, travel, and binge-watch tv during her free time.
Non-perishable food items and monetary donations will be accepted until Dec. 12.
The bike building will be on Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Toyota Showroom. Anyone is welcome and invited to volunteer.
The Susquehanna SPCA has the goal of raising $100,000 by the end of December.
The spa has several different amenities such as locker rooms, a spa tub, a sauna and more.
You can catch Cirque Dreams Holidaze at the Broome County Forum Theatre on Wednesday, December 6th and Thursday, December 7th.
The new business has gently used books and new ones as well as coffee, pastries and breakfast sandwiches on bagels.
Empty the Shelter participants from the Broome County Humane Society, Chenango SPAC, Tompkins County SPCA and the Humane Society of Schuyler County.
The tours will go from Dec. 2 until New Year’s Eve on Thursdays through Saturdays at 6 and again at 7:15 p.m.
Saturday will feature sales, live music, snacks, refreshments and a read-along for children.
The design showcases the many wonders of the state from the mountains, evergreen woods and lakes to the Long Island beaches and NYC.
The restaurant is using the space that was once Social on State.
The novel was published in 2021 and it follows the story of three young friends as they navigate the events of World War II and Nazi Germany.
Two natives of Binghamton took a “trip of a lifetime” to Los Angeles to appear on one of America’s beloved game shows.
In New York State there are 32,700 nurse practitioners and they can be found in all health care settings including hospitals, school-based health centers or federally qualified health centers.
Last year, $10,000 worth of donations were collected.
In just this year, the Med Shed has given out 1,217 pieces of medical equipment.
The first-ever “Club Night” was held in Binghamton for young adults living with special needs.
The closet will be filled with shoes, t-shirts, water bottles and more that could assist student-athletes.
Sipple’s Tree Farm has been a family-owned and operated business for more than 100 years.
Former Binghamton Mayor Matt Ryan, a Democrat, faces off against Defense Attorney Paul Battisti, a Republican who is running for the second time.
The stage show is a brand-new theatrical adaptation based on the Emmy award-winning children’s television series that airs on Disney Junior, Disney Channel and Disney Plus.
The Food-a-Bago food drive will be collecting donations from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m on Oct. 30 to Nov. 3, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m on Nov. 4 to Nov. 5 and from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Nov 6.
The program encourages students to embrace values like responsibility, planning ahead, respect for others, teamwork and balance.
30 years after representing the Seton Saints, the softball teams from 1992 to 1996 will be honored and inducted into the Seton Hall of Fame.
Vestal Fire Station 4 is moving from the Vestal Parkway to a brand new location.
City officials said it stands in solidarity with the Jewish country after it was the victim of terrorist attacks earlier this month.
This week’s episode of “Freaky Fridays” with Around the Tiers features paranormal activity of the Phelps Mansion.
The 10 banners will line the VFW Memorial Bridge outside the entrance of Otsiningo Park. The hanging will be completed by Nov. 9.
The parade will be on Friday after school and the game will start at 1:30 p.m. on Saturday.
A portion of the stones removed on Sept. 26 but, her medical transportation canceled her post-operation appointment forcing her to reschedule for Oct. 31 while she is still in need of a second surgery.
The “IM3NY” Lithium Battery Technology Company’s main goal is to produce lithium battery cell phones at an affordable price while also taking environmentally cautious steps.
This is a silent walk and participants are asked to dress in all black.
Over the weekend, Matthews Auto had its fifth annual Walkathon at the Vestal Rail Trial through the rain to walk a total of 30 hours and 24 minutes.
The Broome County Johnson City Senior Center will be celebrating its 40th anniversary on Oct. 19 at 10 a.m.
The student joining the Olympics is Domenic Prince-Lasicki.
The annual Broome County Parks & Rec Scarecrow Contest display is back at Ostinigo Park.
“We’re not just celebrating the beans and things like that, there’s a lot of people that work here and are very good at what they do and have a career that they love so they should be celebrated too."
Barbour Farms is a family-owned farm in Susquehanna Valley. Soon the farm will get a license to sell raw, A2A2, grassfed organic milk.
The Cider Mill is best known for its apple cider and doughnuts. However, the Cider Mill Farm is full of flowers, apples and pumpkins of all shapes and sizes.
‘Operation Christmas Child’ is a non-profit that prepares shoebox gifts for children in need.
Fall festivities begin this Friday at Russel Farms. Admission is $10 a person and has activities to enjoy including hayrides, tractor rides, a corn maze, a corn pit and a petting zoo.
The NYS Board of Regents said the Teacher of the Year program aims to highlight and honor educators who demonstrate exemplary dedication to the profession and the students.
“We are at risk of closing down, we’re really only guaranteed till the end of this year and we’re trying everything that we can now to keep this place going,” said Alexis Tauterouff.
The family who created the Skeleton display headed to Woodrow Wilson Elementary School and Charles F. Johnson Elementary School to deliver the supplies.
The “46 Climbs” initiative was created in 2014 with the set goal of hiking the 46 high peaks in the Adirondack Mountains during National Suicide Prevention Week.
IBM was founded 112 years ago in Endicott and its physical presence in its birthplace is in its final days.
Mayor Jackson said the village is working on a better system to inform customers of what to do when water comes out brown again.
All attendees were able to enjoy a complimentary lunch and go home with a Congressional Certificate for participating in the day’s events.
Currently, the shelter is housing 120 cats and more than 20 dogs despite only having room for about 80 cats and 17 dogs.
