Bill Moyer, Author at MyHometownToday.com

2nd Confirmed COVID Case in a Vestal Student; Not in School When Infectious

Wednesday, September 23 by Bill Moyer

Vestal Central School District continues to work with the Broome County Health Department as we have received notification of a second confirmed case of COVID-19 involving a student. In its contact-tracing investigation, the Broome County Health Department has not identified any student or staff exposure,... Read More.

CDC: No Halloween Trick or Treat; Cuomo: OK to Go House to House in New York

Wednesday, September 23 by Bill Moyer

National Centers for Disease Control has issued guidelines for Halloween to avoid the following high-risk activities to help prevent the spread of the virus that causes COVID-19: Participating in traditional trick-or-treating where treats are handed to children who go door to door Having trunk-or-treat... Read More.

Tompkins Cortland College Gets $15K Grant to Support Tioga County Students

Wednesday, September 23 by Bill Moyer

The Mildred Faulkner Truman Foundation, based in Owego, has awarded Tompkins Cortland Community College a $15,000 grant to provide financial assistance to Tioga County residents during the 2020-21 academic year. The Mildred Faulkner Truman Foundation has been providing grants to the college annually since... Read More.

Grab Your Rod and Reel: Saturday Is Free Fishing Day in New York State

Wednesday, September 23 by Bill Moyer

New York residents may fish for free on Saturday, September 26, which is National Hunting and Fishing Day, celebrated each year to promote outdoor activities like hunting, fishing, and target shooting. The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation's (DEC's) Places to... Read More.

Tioga Deputies Donate New Bike to 4-Year-Old Whose Birthday Bike Was Stolen

Tuesday, September 22 by Bill Moyer

Tioga County Sheriff's Deputies made a 4-year old Town of Tioga boy very happy with a birthday gift. On Friday, September 11, the Tioga County Sheriff’s Office responded to a larceny call on Robin Way, in the Town of Tioga. It was determined that a... Read More.

Police Issue 3K Tickets for Impaired Driving During NY Drive Sober Campaign

Tuesday, September 22 by Bill Moyer

Enforcement agencies throughout New York state issued 3,262 tickets for impaired driving during the STOP-DWI "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" campaign from August 19 through September 7. During that time, officers also issued 116,292 tickets for other vehicle and traffic law violations, such... Read More.

“For Them” 5K Ruck March at Hickories to Raise Awareness of Veterans’ Suicides

Tuesday, September 22 by Bill Moyer

Tioga County Veterans’ Service Agency is hosting a 5K Ruck March entitled “For Them.” This Ruck March is designed to raise awareness about the issue of veteran suicide, to honor the memory of those we have lost to the "War Within" and to provide... Read More.

Whitney Point School Bus Goes Off Road, Two Adults Injured, One Student OK

Monday, September 21 by Bill Moyer

New York State Police at Whitney Point and a member from the Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Unit responded to a Whitney Point school bus that went off the roadway on Pendell Hill Road in Nanticoke this morning.An 8-year-old child was on the bus and was evaluated... Read More.

Vestal High School Student Has Tested Positive for COVID-19 Virus

Monday, September 21 by Bill Moyer

Vestal Central School District has been working with the Broome County Health Department as we have received notification of a confirmed case of COVID-19 in our district. According to New York State Department of Health guidelines, any person who was in contact with the... Read More.

Mayor Mike Baratta Updates Owego Residents: “This has been a crazy year”

Monday, September 21 by Bill Moyer

I wanted to take some time to write to you as summer is winding down and update you on what’s going on in the village. This has been a crazy year. First, I would like to thank everyone on behalf of the board for... Read More.

PA Restaurants May Increase Seating Capacity to 50 Percent Starting Today

Monday, September 21 by Bill Moyer

Pennsylvania restaurants may increase indoor occupancy to 50 percent starting September 21. Restaurants must commit to strictly complying with all public health safety guidelines and orders through a self-certification process.Restaurants that self-certify will be listed in the Open & Certified Pennsylvania searchable online database... Read More.

NY Consumer Protection Offers Online Safety Tips at Start of New School Year

Friday, September 18 by Bill Moyer

The New York State Division of Consumer Protection (DCP) is advising parents, guardians and caregivers to review their online settings during this new school year. Whether your children are going to school in-person, virtually or following a hybrid schedule, the start of a new... Read More.

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Author: Bill Moyer

2nd Confirmed COVID Case in a Vestal Student; Not in School When Infectious

CDC: No Halloween Trick or Treat; Cuomo: OK to Go House to House in New York

Tompkins Cortland College Gets $15K Grant to Support Tioga County Students

Grab Your Rod and Reel: Saturday Is Free Fishing Day in New York State

Tioga Deputies Donate New Bike to 4-Year-Old Whose Birthday Bike Was Stolen

Police Issue 3K Tickets for Impaired Driving During NY Drive Sober Campaign

“For Them” 5K Ruck March at Hickories to Raise Awareness of Veterans’ Suicides

Whitney Point School Bus Goes Off Road, Two Adults Injured, One Student OK

Vestal High School Student Has Tested Positive for COVID-19 Virus

Mayor Mike Baratta Updates Owego Residents: “This has been a crazy year”

PA Restaurants May Increase Seating Capacity to 50 Percent Starting Today

NY Consumer Protection Offers Online Safety Tips at Start of New School Year

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