birthday

We all celebrate the milestones of our pets lives: their gotcha days, their birthdays, any of their firsts. Double digits is always a pretty big deal.

A WWII veteran in Forestport has his own day.

n today's word, the word "virtual" is one that many are thankful for. That includes the family of Josephine Lovett, who turned 104 years old on Sunday.

When Williams was in 8th grade, he had to drop out of school to help his family make ends meet and then he made the decision to enlist in the Army. This makes him one of the many soldiers to fight on the frontlines of D-Day.

He's a veteran of the 5th Ranger Battalion climbed cliffs at Pointe du Hoc in Normandy on D-Day and was wounded about four months into his service.

Nataleigh Crennan turns 9 years old on January 16th. This year she doesn't want any presents. She wants people to give gifts to animal shelters instead.

During a year that's been tough on everyone, a woman in Cicero is asking the CNY community to help her celebrate a very important woman in her life.

Dustin chose to do this because he never has had to worry about where his meals come from, but he knows there are others in the community that wake up hungry and go to bed hungry.

Adele Ambrose has cooked Thanksgiving dinners for New York State Troopers for 40 years. They decided to say thank you back in a big way for her 91st birthday.

New York State Police helped celebrate a special birthday with a little girl battling cancer.

It's back. The 'Pay Your Age' event at Build-A-Bear Workshop is returning, but this time there's a new twist.

What should you get for your birthday? What do you deserve for your special day? Well, we have a fun little chart that will tell you...