Bill Moyer, Author at MyHometownToday.com

New York State Seizes Record Number of Fake IDs in 2019

Tuesday, January 28 by Bill Moyer

New York State's efforts to deter underage drinking and promote health and public safety resulted in a record number of fake identification seizures and citations issued in 2019. A total of 918 fake IDs were seized—up from 892 in 2018. In addition, a record of... Read More.

Queens Man Moves to JC; Now Guilty of Weapons and Drug Charges

Monday, January 27 by Bill Moyer

Kawon E. Imes was sentenced Friday to 13 years in prison, and five years’ parole, for drug and weapon charges, related to a February 2019 domestic incident. At trial in Broome County Court last October, prosecutors proved Imes had a loaded semi-automatic pistol, which he... Read More.

JC Domestic Dispute: Argument, Torn Pants, Biting, Felony, Released

Monday, January 27 by Bill Moyer

A domestic dispute last week in Johnson City involved arguing, biting, torn clothing, dragging, a cellphone and eventually three charges filed against the aggressor who was charged and then released, according to Johnson City police.News Release: Johnson City Police Department arrested FARRAHD J. SINGLETON,... Read More.

Cuomo Proposal: Add Five Days to 2020 New York State Fair Schedule

Friday, January 24 by Bill Moyer

Gov. Andrew Cuomo has proposed adding five days to the 2020 New York State Fair schedule. Cuomo added $4.9 million to his proposed 2020-21 budget, which he released Tuesday, to cover expenses for five days, expanding the fair to 18 days, including three weekends. Before... Read More.

Reed Blasts Cuomo on “drivers licenses for illegal immigrants”

Friday, January 24 by Bill Moyer

Congressman Tom Reed blasted Governor Cuomo on Wednesday on the effects of his law allowing drivers licenses for illegal immigrants – including the fact that police departments from around the state are not able to access DMV data unless they agree not to share... Read More.

Southern Tier Getting State Money to Fix Weather Damaged Roads

Friday, January 24 by Bill Moyer

New York State officials have announced $151 million in new funding for the renewal of State roadways impacted by extreme weather events. This State funding will support 95 paving projects and the renewal of approximately 1,000 lane miles of pavement across the state, including... Read More.

Akshar Poll Shows Majority of Constituents Oppose New NY Bail Laws

Thursday, January 23 by Bill Moyer

State Sen. Fred Akshar's latest Community Voice Survey follows a recent Siena College Poll that showed declining support for New York's new bail law that releases many people charged with felonies without bail or bond. Akshar's local poll showed a majority -- 49 percent... Read More.

St. Baldrick’s in Candor Has Raised $343K for Child Cancer Research

Thursday, January 23 by Bill Moyer

St. Baldrick Candor is a family fun-filled day to raise money for pediatric cancer research. Over the previous 10 years, the St. Baldrick’s event has raised a total of $343,414. Even before the first razor begins buzzing to shave heads in late March, St.... Read More.

Massive Fire Near Ithaca Destroys Vehicle Repair Shop and Apartment

Wednesday, January 22 by Bill Moyer

Chief Mike Hall, of the Dryden Fire Department, said an alarm was received at 3:27 a.m. Wednesday, Dryden Fire and Ambulance along with automatic mutual aid was dispatched to 1834 Dryden Road (NYS Route 13) in the Town of Dryden, near Ithacs, for a... Read More.

Heart Association Calls for Cuomo to Ban All Flavored Tobacco Products

Wednesday, January 22 by Bill Moyer

Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s call in his 2020-21 budget address Tuesday for ending the sale of flavored e-cigarettes doesn’t go far enough, according to the American Heart Association.“We need to protect the health of all New Yorkers by prohibiting the sale of all flavors in... Read More.

What’s Your Favorite? Girl Scouts Selling Cookies in Southern Tier

Wednesday, January 22 by Bill Moyer

Girl Scouts of NYPENN Pathways (GSNYPENN) and Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA) started its 2020 Girl Scout Cookie™ Program on Tuesday. Girl Scouts announces two new ways to celebrate young female leaders: a new lemon cookie available in select areas (including GSNYPENN territory’s... Read More.

$6.1 Billion Question: How Will NY Gov. Cuomo Close the Deficit?

Tuesday, January 21 by Bill Moyer

Despite lofty promises in his State of the State address last week, NY Gov. Andrew Cuomo did not get into a lot of specifics nor detail any plan to pay for his so-called progressive agenda at a time when financial officials claim the Empire... Read More.

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Author: Bill Moyer

New York State Seizes Record Number of Fake IDs in 2019

Queens Man Moves to JC; Now Guilty of Weapons and Drug Charges

JC Domestic Dispute: Argument, Torn Pants, Biting, Felony, Released

Cuomo Proposal: Add Five Days to 2020 New York State Fair Schedule

Reed Blasts Cuomo on “drivers licenses for illegal immigrants”

Southern Tier Getting State Money to Fix Weather Damaged Roads

Akshar Poll Shows Majority of Constituents Oppose New NY Bail Laws

St. Baldrick’s in Candor Has Raised $343K for Child Cancer Research

Massive Fire Near Ithaca Destroys Vehicle Repair Shop and Apartment

Heart Association Calls for Cuomo to Ban All Flavored Tobacco Products

What’s Your Favorite? Girl Scouts Selling Cookies in Southern Tier

$6.1 Billion Question: How Will NY Gov. Cuomo Close the Deficit?

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