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Inmate found dead in Broome County Jail

Tuesday, December 9 by Pat McDonald

The Broome County Sheriff’s Office released initial details on an investigation into the death of a male incarcerated individual at the Broome County Correctional Facility who was found unresponsive in his bed at approximately 6 a.m. on Monday. On Monday, at approximately 6 a.m., William... Read More.

Arctic League raises $39,000 through annual broadcast

Tuesday, December 9 by Pat McDonald

The Arctic League's annual broadcast raised over $39,000 in just three hours on Sunday. The 95th annual broadcast was held in Mandeville Hall inside the Clemens Center. The broadcast included musical performances, the Christmas tree lighting and more. The funds raised will go towards buying Christmas gifts... Read More.

Tigers bring home state title

Monday, December 8 by Pat McDonald

The Tioga Tigers brought home the fifth state title in program history as they earned a hard-fought 42-31 win over Tuckahoe in the New York Class D football state final on Friday. Tioga trailed 15-6 early in the second quarter but the Tigers rallied with... Read More.

Bradford County unveils Liberty Bell sculpture for America 250

Monday, December 8 by Pat McDonald

A ceremony was held on Friday at the Bradford County Courthouse to unveil a fiberglass Liberty Bell as part of the America 250 Celebration. Artists have been selected across the state to paint a fiberglass bell sculpture for each county. For Bradford County, Wyalusing High School... Read More.

Laceyville man sentenced to state prison for stealing cars

Monday, December 8 by Pat McDonald

A Laceyville man will spend time in state prison after he stole three different vehicles this past summer. According to the Bradford County District Attorney's Office, 18-year-old Glen D. Kithcart was sentenced to a minimum of nine months to a maximum of three years in... Read More.

Hochul signs law requiring health insurance providers to offer free lung cancer screenings

Monday, December 8 by Pat McDonald

A new law will require health insurance providers to offer lung cancer screenings to New York residents at no cost. Gov. Kathy Hochul signed the bill into law last week. Each year, approximately 13,900 New Yorkers are diagnosed with lung cancer with about 7,400 passing away... Read More.

Sen. McCormick visits Guthrie Pulse Center

Monday, December 8 by Pat McDonald

Guthrie Robert Packer Hospital welcomed U.S. Sen. Dave McCormick on Friday for a demonstration of the Guthrie Pulse Center — an innovative hybrid care model that is transforming how rural hospitals deliver safe, efficient and technology-enabled health care across Pennsylvania and New York. In response... Read More.