Bill Moyer, Author at MyHometownToday.com

New York State Cancelled Fair but Butter Sculpture Can Still Be Viewed Online

Wednesday, August 26 by Bill Moyer

Despite the cancellation of the 2020 New York State Fair, American Dairy Association North East is teaming up with the New York State Fair to bring this year’s annual butter sculpture to life. A long-standing tradition and one of the most recognizable attractions of... Read More.

NY Drops 5 States from Travel Advisory List; Maryland and Delaware now OK

Tuesday, August 25 by Bill Moyer

Five states—Alaska, Arizona, Delaware, Maryland and Montana—have been removed from New York State's COVID-19 travel advisory. Guam has been added. The advisory requires individuals who have traveled to New York from areas with significant community spread to quarantine for 14 days. The quarantine applies... Read More.

21,428 Speeders Ticketed on New York Highways During ‘Speed Awareness Week’

Tuesday, August 25 by Bill Moyer

Law enforcement agencies throughout New York State issued 21,428 tickets for speeding during 'Speed Awareness Week,' which ran from August 6-12. During that time, officers also issued 30,273 tickets for other vehicle and traffic law violations, such as impaired and distracted driving. "Speeding can have... Read More.

Absentee Ballot Applications May Be Submitted to County Boards of Elections

Tuesday, August 25 by Bill Moyer

Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo has signed into law election reforms that will make it easier for New Yorkers to vote and be counted in upcoming November election. The three-part package includes new measures allowing absentee ballot applications to be submitted to the Board of... Read More.

Low-Risk High School Sports May Resume Sept. 21 in NY, Football Remains on Hold

Monday, August 24 by Bill Moyer

FROM GOV. ANDREW CUOMO: "Schools are back, and working through that issue. The question of youth sports has come up. The state has done a lot of research on youth sports and the guidance we've come up with is this. What's called lower risk... Read More.

Let the Games Begin! High School Football and Fall Sports Resume Today in PA

Monday, August 24 by Bill Moyer

Sayre, Athens and Towanda high schools in Bradford County, Pa., may resume fall sports this week after the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association's Board of Directors voted last Friday to permit practices and games to resume on Monday, August 24, based on local school districts'... Read More.

Chemung Canal Trust Company to Consolidate Two Tioga County Offices

Monday, August 24 by Bill Moyer

Chemung Canal Trust Company has announced it will consolidate its office 1057 Route 17-C into its nearby Owego office at 203 W. Main St. The bank reported no employees will lose their jobs as a result of the closing.Along with the Main Street office... Read More.

Chemung Sheriff: Prohibited Combative Event Leads to Shots Fired and Two Arrests

Friday, August 21 by Bill Moyer

Chemung County Sheriff’s Office has arrested of 42 year-old, JESSE J. KELLER, Southport, and 32 year-old, COREY S. KELLER, of Elmira, as a result of an ongoing investigation into a shooting Saturday in Southport related to a prohibited combative sports event.Both defendants have been charged... Read More.

Broome Sheriff: Second Man Charged with Manslaugher in Dirtbiker’s Death

Friday, August 21 by Bill Moyer

UPDATED: On Thursday, Broome County Sheriff’s Office detectives arrested Eric Vanfossen, 50, of Endicott, for Manslaughter in the 2nd degree, a class C felony in relation to the fatal accident involving the operator, Cameron Fortner, 24, of an off-road dirtbike and a parked vehicle... Read More.

New York Sen. Schumer Chides DeJoy, Says Drastic Postal Changes Must Be Reversed

Friday, August 21 by Bill Moyer

On the heels of this week’s announcement that Postmaster General Louis DeJoy will finally suspend implementing additional, already-destructive, changes to postal operations until after the November election, New York Sen. Charles Schumer has revealed new legislation that would restore postal services for all Southern... Read More.

Quad Gathering Could Shut Down Syracuse University Before Fall Classes Even Begin

Thursday, August 20 by Bill Moyer

FROM SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY: Last night, a large group of first-year students selfishly jeopardized the very thing that so many of you claim to want from Syracuse University—that is, a chance at a residential college experience. I say this because the students who gathered on... Read More.

NY Teachers Union Calls for Tax on Ultra-Wealthy after Cuomo Withholds Funding

Thursday, August 20 by Bill Moyer

New York State United Teachers has denounced plans to cut funding for school districts and public higher education in the midst of the COVID-19 crisis. As public schools, colleges and universities prepare for the start of a new school year, the state’s most recent... Read More.

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Author: Bill Moyer

New York State Cancelled Fair but Butter Sculpture Can Still Be Viewed Online

21,428 Speeders Ticketed on New York Highways During ‘Speed Awareness Week’

Absentee Ballot Applications May Be Submitted to County Boards of Elections

Low-Risk High School Sports May Resume Sept. 21 in NY, Football Remains on Hold

Let the Games Begin! High School Football and Fall Sports Resume Today in PA

Chemung Canal Trust Company to Consolidate Two Tioga County Offices

Chemung Sheriff: Prohibited Combative Event Leads to Shots Fired and Two Arrests

Broome Sheriff: Second Man Charged with Manslaugher in Dirtbiker’s Death

New York Sen. Schumer Chides DeJoy, Says Drastic Postal Changes Must Be Reversed

Quad Gathering Could Shut Down Syracuse University Before Fall Classes Even Begin

NY Teachers Union Calls for Tax on Ultra-Wealthy after Cuomo Withholds Funding

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