Bill Moyer, Author at MyHometownToday.com

No Status Change for Micro-Cluster Zones in Broome, Chemung or Steuben coumties

Friday, November 6 by Bill Moyer

Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo updated the status Friday of the COVID-19 micro-cluster focus areas in New York State, including Broome, Chemung and Schuyler. Despite the high positiveity rate in those three of the eight counties in the Southern Tier, the region has the second... Read More.

Binghanton Police Arrest Woman who Took Children that Prompted Amber Alert

Friday, November 6 by Bill Moyer

On Thursday at 5:40 p.m., the Binghamton Police Patrol Division responded to 50 Park St. for a report of two children taken from the residence. Upon officers’ arrival, it was determined that the 8 year old sisters were taken by their mother, Amanda Collis,... Read More.

Owego Elks Accepting Donations for Fall Harvest to Help Food Pantries

Friday, November 6 by Bill Moyer

Last year the Owego Elks Lodge 1039 donated the equivalent of $198,000 to our community through use of our facility, volunteer hours, and cash donations. This included 4,700 volunteer hours by Elks members and 1,900 additional hours by Elks family and friends at our sponsored... Read More.

Officer K-9 Eiger Enjoys Retirement from Chemung County Sheriff’s Office

Friday, November 6 by Bill Moyer

The Chemung County Sheriff’s Office announces the retirement of K-9 Eiger from active duty. K-9 Eiger is a 9-year old German Shepard who joined the Sheriff’s Office in May, 2013.He was certified in narcotic detection, as well as tracking, and had been utilized in... Read More.

Endicott Man with 17 License Suspensions Still Driving but Arrested at Traffic Stop

Friday, November 6 by Bill Moyer

On October 27 at approximately 2:40 p.m., New York State Police at Endwell arrested John H. Darrah II, age 35 of Endicott, NY, for the felony of Aggravated Unlicensed Operation in the first degree.A trooper initiated a traffic stop after he observed a vehicle with... Read More.

NYS Education: Regents Exams Cancelled in January 2021 for New York Students

Thursday, November 5 by Bill Moyer

The January 2021 administration of the High School Regents Examination Program is cancelled due to the ongoing COVID–19 pandemic, Interim State Education Commissioner Betty A. Rosa announced today. This cancellation applies to all Regents Examinations that had been scheduled for the January 2021 Regents... Read More.

Newark Valley ‘Project Neighbor Food Pantry’ Moves to New Site on Whig Street

Thursday, November 5 by Bill Moyer

Started 50+ years ago, as an outreach mission of the First United Methodist Church of Newark Valley, the Project Neighbor Food Pantry has moved to a NEW location at 79 Whig Street in Newark Valley to better serve the residents of Newark Valley.Now handicap... Read More.

Sayre Rotary Club Buys and Wraps Dictionaries for 3rd Graders at Two Schools

Thursday, November 5 by Bill Moyer

Sayre Rotary club recently purchased and wrapped dictionaries as gifts for 3rd grade students at H. Austin Snyder Elementary School and Epiphany School. This is one of many community service projects undertaken by the club annually, but due to COVID restrictions, the Rotarians were... Read More.

Tenney Leads Brindisi by 25K; Akshar, Friend, Reed, Garnar Win Re-relection

Wednesday, November 4 by Bill Moyer

Four incumbents in the Southern Tier won re-election to their offices in Tuesday's election, but the local story of election night was former congresswoman Claudia Tenney's overwhelming lead over incumbent Congressman Anthony Brindisi in the race for the 22nd Congressional District seat. Tenney had... Read More.

Tioga State Bank Receives National Recognition in “Best Banks to Work For”

Wednesday, November 4 by Bill Moyer

Spencer, NY -- Tioga State Bank has received national recognition as one of American Banker magazine’s “Best Banks to Work For” for the third consecutive year. TSB was honored for all that their employees do for their customers and communities.Tioga State Bank President and... Read More.

Tioga Deputies Recover Stolen Skid Steer, Waverly Man Charged with Grand Larceny

Tuesday, November 3 by Bill Moyer

On Sunday, the Tioga County Sheriff’s Office executed a search warrant at 79 Golden Road, Town of Barton, in connection to a month long investigation of a stolen Caterpillar skid steer and Bobcat grapple attachment from a location in the Town of Spencer. The... Read More.

Vestal High School Students Qualify as Semifinalists for Merit Scholarships

Tuesday, November 3 by Bill Moyer

Four senior students at Vestal High School seniors have qualified as Semifinalists in the 2021 National Merit Scholarship Program -- Theodore Donacik, Carlin Reyen, Sukhjit Singh and Grace Xiao. They are among the approximately 16,000 National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists announced nationwide and will have... Read More.

First Previous 87 88 89 909192 93 94 95 Next Last

Author: Bill Moyer

No Status Change for Micro-Cluster Zones in Broome, Chemung or Steuben coumties

Binghanton Police Arrest Woman who Took Children that Prompted Amber Alert

Owego Elks Accepting Donations for Fall Harvest to Help Food Pantries

Officer K-9 Eiger Enjoys Retirement from Chemung County Sheriff’s Office

Endicott Man with 17 License Suspensions Still Driving but Arrested at Traffic Stop

NYS Education: Regents Exams Cancelled in January 2021 for New York Students

Newark Valley ‘Project Neighbor Food Pantry’ Moves to New Site on Whig Street

Sayre Rotary Club Buys and Wraps Dictionaries for 3rd Graders at Two Schools

Tenney Leads Brindisi by 25K; Akshar, Friend, Reed, Garnar Win Re-relection

Tioga State Bank Receives National Recognition in “Best Banks to Work For”

Tioga Deputies Recover Stolen Skid Steer, Waverly Man Charged with Grand Larceny

Vestal High School Students Qualify as Semifinalists for Merit Scholarships

Latest Local News

Canton man accused of assaulting state troopers

State police looking for Troy man who assaulted woman

40th annual Choice 102 Christmas is for Kids broadcast set for Saturday

Congressman Riley pushing for CEO of NYSEG’s parent company to testify

Current WeatheR