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Sayre Elks to host Holiday Bazaar this weekend

Wednesday, November 19 by Pat McDonald

The Sayre Elks will host a Holiday Bazaar this weekend.This free event will be held from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday at the Sayre Elks Banquet Hall, located at 117 South Elmer Ave. in Sayre.The Sayre Elks Holiday Bazaar will be an... Read More.

Allegiant to start non-stop flights from Elmira to Myrtle Beach in spring

Wednesday, November 19 by Pat McDonald

The Elmira-Corning Regional Airport will soon offer passengers a chance to travel to a popular tourist destination without any connecting flights.Allegiant will start offering a non-stop flight from Elmira to Myrtle Beach in the spring.The flights will run Mondays and Fridays from the local... Read More.

Mamdani to keep Tisch as NYPD commissioner

Wednesday, November 19 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) - New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani is keeping NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch on as head of the nation's largest police force as he prepares to take over City Hall. ... Read More.

Broome-Tioga BOCES gets funding for new Tioga County campus

Wednesday, November 19 by Pat McDonald

The Broome-Tioga BOCES will receive a major funding boost to expand its operations in Tioga County.According to Senators Chuck Schumer and Kirsten Gillibrand, the local BOCES will be getting $811,000 in funding for the Owego Apalachin School District to help renovate a building that... Read More.

Weis Markets donates $35K to CHOW

Wednesday, November 19 by Pat McDonald

Weis Markets made a major donation to help families dealing with food insecurity.The company donated $35,000 to CHOW, the Community Hunger Outreach Warehouse, which supplies a network of local food pantries across Broome County.The donation was part of Weis Markets’ 18th annual Fight Hunger... Read More.

Three-car crash closes part of Clemens Center Parkway

Wednesday, November 19 by Pat McDonald

A three-car crash temporarily blocked a Clemens Center Parkway intersection on Tuesday afternoon.According to WETM-TV, the accident occurred near the intersection of the Clemens Center Parkway and Washington Ave. at around 12:40 pm on Tuesday.A New York State Police SUV was one of the... Read More.

‘Ghost projects’ haunt power grid planners and taxpayers

Wednesday, November 19 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) - As the country braces for a surge in electricity demand driven by large energy users like data centers, two questions lie at the center of the debate over the grid's future: can it remain reliable and who will pay for... Read More.

DHS launches new initiative to crack down on student visa fraud

Wednesday, November 19 by The Center Square

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has launched a new initiative to crack down on student visa fraud. It's launched a new online tool through its Study in... Read More.

ICE, Border Patrol agents experience historic surge of vehicular attacks this year

Wednesday, November 19 by The Center Square

A surge in targeted vehicular attacks against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Border Patrol officers have occurred this year "driven by hateful rhetoric from sanctuary politicians, leftist activists, and the mainstream media," the U.S. Department of Homeland Security said Tuesday. ... Read More.

Owego Free Academy to host second annual Career Shadow event to empower high school students

Tuesday, November 18 by Pat McDonald

Owego Free Academy is thrilled to announce the return of its annual Career Shadow event on Wednesday, November 19. This initiative offers high school juniors and seniors an invaluable opportunity to gain direct insight into a range of career pathways by connecting with industry... Read More.

Poll: Americans support eliminating Department of Education

Tuesday, November 18 by The Center Square

A new national poll reveals strong American voter support for eliminating the U.S. Department of Education. The survey by the nonprofit Yes. Every Kid Foundation, released earlier this... Read More.

Exclusive: Nonprofit leader urges fight against ‘woke capitalism’

Tuesday, November 18 by The Center Square

A bill designed to protect the United States' court system from foreign influence is too broad, according to Trent England, director of the nonprofit Save Our States. In an... Read More.

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Sayre Elks to host Holiday Bazaar this weekend

Allegiant to start non-stop flights from Elmira to Myrtle Beach in spring

Mamdani to keep Tisch as NYPD commissioner

Broome-Tioga BOCES gets funding for new Tioga County campus

Weis Markets donates $35K to CHOW

Three-car crash closes part of Clemens Center Parkway

‘Ghost projects’ haunt power grid planners and taxpayers

DHS launches new initiative to crack down on student visa fraud

ICE, Border Patrol agents experience historic surge of vehicular attacks this year

Owego Free Academy to host second annual Career Shadow event to empower high school students

Poll: Americans support eliminating Department of Education

Exclusive: Nonprofit leader urges fight against ‘woke capitalism’

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