Bill Moyer, Author at MyHometownToday.com

Female Assaulted during Home Invasion in Waverly, Police Search for Intruders

Saturday, July 25 by Bill Moyer

Waverly Police are investigating a reported incident of a home invasion and a robbery (with force) at a Chemung Street residence. The crime was reported to police on July 23 at 5:20 PM. The elderly victim's reported that at 4:45 PM, three males forced entry... Read More.

Endicott Man Charged with Murder after Police Find Dead Man in Car off Route 17

Friday, July 24 by Bill Moyer

On 7/24/2020, the Johnson City Police Department responded to a one car motor vehicle crash on State Route 17 at Exit 70N. Officers located a vehicle in the grassy area off of the shoulder of the roadway and found a deceased male in the... Read More.

PA Gov. Wolf Defends Transgender State Secretary of Health Rachel Levine

Thursday, July 23 by Bill Moyer

In response to a post made on Facebook by the Bloomsburg Fair mocking Secretary of Health Dr. Rachel Levine, Governor Tom Wolf made the following statement:“The COVID-19 pandemic has brought hate and transphobia into the spotlight through relentless comments and slurs directed at Secretary... Read More.

Come See Street Rods, Race Cars, Antique Vehicles in 9.4 Mile ‘Sock Out Cancer’ Parade

Thursday, July 23 by Bill Moyer

The longest parade ever staged in Broome County will step off at 12:00 p.m. on Sunday, July 26th from the Binghamton Plaza on State Street in Binghamton. The 1st Annual Sock Out Cancer parade will raise money for the Foundations of Lourdes Hospital and UHS and will also... Read More.

Gov. Cuomo Adds 10 States to New York Travel Advisory List; Drops One State

Wednesday, July 22 by Bill Moyer

Governor Andrew M. Cuomo announced that 10 additional states meet the metrics to qualify for the travel advisory requiring individuals who have traveled to New York from those states, all of which have significant community spread, to quarantine for 14 days. The newly-added states... Read More.

State Troopers Issue 60 Violations in Two Work Zones in Operation Hardhat

Wednesday, July 22 by Bill Moyer

New York State Police were on duty in three of many work zones in Troop C this and last week. They were dressed as highway maintenance workers and observed violators who were speeding, on their cell phone or failed to follow the Move Over... Read More.

Once a Stray, ‘Big Guy’ Dane Is Looking to Be Adopted into A Energetic Home

Wednesday, July 22 by Bill Moyer

Hi! My name is Dane and I'm a big guy! I am about 1 year old and full of energy. I was found as a stray and have been assimilating to life in the shelter. It's been a little challenge staying cooped up for... Read More.

Akshar Slams Democrats for Double Standard for NY Excelsior Scholarships

Tuesday, July 21 by Bill Moyer

Sen. Fred Akshar has slammed Democrats in Albany who have kept applications granting free tuition to illegal immigrants open while closing the Excelsior Scholarship application available to citizen students, whose families are struggling even more due to forced business closures during the coronavirus pandemic.“Who... Read More.

Tioga Opportunities Suspends Congregate Dining and Recreational Activities

Tuesday, July 21 by Bill Moyer

In direct response to the recent increase in positive COVID-19 cases reported by the Tioga County Public Health Department and in surrounding counties, Tioga Opportunities will suspend Congregate Dining and all recreational activities at the Countryside Community Center (9 Sheldon Guile Blvd., Owego) effective... Read More.

As Extreme Heat Continues, NY Office for Aging Issues Precautions for Seniors

Monday, July 20 by Bill Moyer

The New York State Office for the Aging (NYSOFA) is urging older New Yorkers and their family members to take precautions in extreme heat, as high temperatures and humidity, coupled with COVID-19, can create hazardous conditions for older adults. Exposure to extreme heat can cause... Read More.

PA Gov. Wolf Urges Congressional Approval for Grants to Small Restaurants

Monday, July 20 by Bill Moyer

Gov. Tom Wolf has urged Congress to quickly provide financial relief to the nation’s restaurants by passing the Real Economic Support That Acknowledges Unique Restaurant Assistance Needed to Survive (RESTAURANTS) Act. The bipartisan bill in Congress provides $120 billion to help independent restaurants with... Read More.

Milk, Dairy and Produce Will Be Distributed Free On Wednesday at Tioga Fairgrounds

Monday, July 20 by Bill Moyer

The Tioga County Agriculture Resource Group will be distributing nearly 22,000 pounds of free food boxes on Wednesday, July 22, starting at 4:00 p.m. at the Tioga County Fairgrounds (please use the Elm Street entrance). There will be 20-lb. boxes of meat, dairy and... Read More.

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Author: Bill Moyer

Female Assaulted during Home Invasion in Waverly, Police Search for Intruders

Endicott Man Charged with Murder after Police Find Dead Man in Car off Route 17

PA Gov. Wolf Defends Transgender State Secretary of Health Rachel Levine

Come See Street Rods, Race Cars, Antique Vehicles in 9.4 Mile ‘Sock Out Cancer’ Parade

State Troopers Issue 60 Violations in Two Work Zones in Operation Hardhat

Once a Stray, ‘Big Guy’ Dane Is Looking to Be Adopted into A Energetic Home

Akshar Slams Democrats for Double Standard for NY Excelsior Scholarships

Tioga Opportunities Suspends Congregate Dining and Recreational Activities

As Extreme Heat Continues, NY Office for Aging Issues Precautions for Seniors

PA Gov. Wolf Urges Congressional Approval for Grants to Small Restaurants

Milk, Dairy and Produce Will Be Distributed Free On Wednesday at Tioga Fairgrounds

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