Bill Moyer, Author at MyHometownToday.com

NY State Police: Move Over, It’s the Law; 26 Police Vehicles Hit in 2019

Thursday, February 6 by Bill Moyer

New York State Police are reminding drivers to move over, because it’s the law. Back in 2010, the Move Over Law was passed. The law states that if there is any sort of vehicle with flashing lights -- like police cars, tow trucks, construction... Read More.

Southern Tier Girl Scouts Receive Highest Award for ‘Take Action’ Projects

Thursday, February 6 by Bill Moyer

Girl Scouts of NYPENN Pathways announces 18 girls from its council territory have earned the prestigious Gold Award, the highest award in Girl Scouting. Since 1916, the Girl Scout Gold Award has stood for excellence and leadership. Over the course of the last century,... Read More.

NYS Lawmakers, Police, DA’s: ‘Bail Reform’ is a Growing Statewide Crisis

Wednesday, February 5 by Bill Moyer

Sen. Fred Akshar, Southern Tier assemblymen Christopher Friend and Clifford Crouch, state Assembly Minority Leader Will Barclay, New York State Sheriffs’ Association, New York State Association of Chiefs of Police, District Attorneys Association of New York and state lawmakers stood in protest Tuesday at... Read More.

New York State Could Ban Sales of Dogs, Rabbits and Cats in Pet Stores

Wednesday, February 5 by Bill Moyer

New York could ban retail pet shops from selling dogs, cats or rabbits as soon as mid-2021 under a Democratic state senator’s bill. The state would join Maryland and California and hundreds of municipalities nationwide that have taken a stand to outlaw sales of... Read More.

Deposit Man Charged with Five Felonies in Domestic Dispute; Released

Wednesday, February 5 by Bill Moyer

A man who fled police two times in the Village of Deposit and faces 11 charges was arraigned and then released into the community. New York's bail reform law went into effect on January 1. A rally against the reform was held Tuesday at... Read More.

Tioga Special Needs Child Went Missing, Tracker Sent Signal, Found Unharmed

Tuesday, February 4 by Bill Moyer

On Sunday…not long after midnight…the Tioga County Sheriff’s Office responded to a report of a child with special needs missing from a home in Apalachin. The child was wearing an Operation Life Saver tracker, which gives out a radio signal that can be tracked... Read More.

Greater Binghamton Air Show Back on the Flight Board for July 2020

Tuesday, February 4 by Bill Moyer

Broome County and Tioga Downs officials have announced the return of the Greater Binghamton Air Show on Saturday, July 25.The show will feature aerobatic, formation and single team aircraft performances, fun activities for children, a wide array of food options and a family-friendly atmosphere.Ticket... Read More.

Union-Endicott Student-Musicians Participate in All-State Music Festival

Tuesday, February 4 by Bill Moyer

Union-Endicott High School student-musicians performed at the NYSSMA Zone 3 Area All-State Festival over the weekend. Kylie McClenon, Derick Donato, Gabrielle Gance, and Abigail Winans performed in the Mixed Choir, and Jackie Cook was in the Treble Choir. Meghan Walton, Alyssa Bowman and Alex... Read More.

Waverly, Candor, Tioga and S-VE Students Named Akshar All-Stars

Monday, February 3 by Bill Moyer

At Tioga Central High School, Akshar recognized senior Adeline Whitmore for her kindness, honesty, ambition and work ethic in everything she does. Class valedictorian, Addy also excels on the athletic field, serves as Vice President of the National Honor Society and Treasurer of the... Read More.

New 2020 Decade Starts New Chapter for Historic Binghamton’s Zoo

Monday, February 3 by Bill Moyer

The next chapter for Binghamton’s zoo begins with a new logo, web domain, and its original name: Ross Park Zoo.In 1875, Erastus and Cornelia Ross donated this parcel of land for the enjoyment of the city residents. It evolved from a community park to... Read More.

Tioga Public Health: No Coronavirus Cases in the County, Threat is Low

Friday, January 31 by Bill Moyer

A new concern has been identified by federal, state, and local officials in recent weeks with the outbreak of the 2019 Coronavirus, which originated in Wuhan, Hubei Province, China at the beginning of January. While Tioga County Public Health is concerned, we want to reassure our... Read More.

Mayor Baratta: Plans Progressing for New Owego Municipal Building

Friday, January 31 by Bill Moyer

With winter upon us, I wanted to take some time to write to you and update you on what is going on within the village government. We have continued to work on the DRI grant. We have met with the Department of State concerning... Read More.

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Author: Bill Moyer

NY State Police: Move Over, It’s the Law; 26 Police Vehicles Hit in 2019

Southern Tier Girl Scouts Receive Highest Award for ‘Take Action’ Projects

NYS Lawmakers, Police, DA’s: ‘Bail Reform’ is a Growing Statewide Crisis

New York State Could Ban Sales of Dogs, Rabbits and Cats in Pet Stores

Deposit Man Charged with Five Felonies in Domestic Dispute; Released

Tioga Special Needs Child Went Missing, Tracker Sent Signal, Found Unharmed

Greater Binghamton Air Show Back on the Flight Board for July 2020

Union-Endicott Student-Musicians Participate in All-State Music Festival

Waverly, Candor, Tioga and S-VE Students Named Akshar All-Stars

New 2020 Decade Starts New Chapter for Historic Binghamton’s Zoo

Tioga Public Health: No Coronavirus Cases in the County, Threat is Low

Mayor Baratta: Plans Progressing for New Owego Municipal Building

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