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Paving project to close streets next week in Corning

Thursday, September 28 by Pat McDonald

CORNING -- The City of Corning will be closing multiple streets due to a paving project set to begin next week. Several streets will be closed with no parking from Monday, Oct. 2, through at least Friday, Oct. 6, from 6 a.m. until 6 p.m. The... Read More.

Colorful fall foliage slowly emerging in Southern Tier and Central New York

Thursday, September 28 by Bill Moyer

Beautiful fall colors continue to arrive across New York State, with near-peak leaves expected to make their first appearances this weekend in parts the Adirondacks. This is according to the field reports from volunteer observers for the Empire State Development Division of Tourism’s I... Read More.

‘Stormy’ the dog finally adopted from Animal Care Sanctuary to forever home

Thursday, September 28 by Bill Moyer

(East Smithfield, PA) - Stormy arrived at the Animal Care Sanctuary, in Bradford County, as a transfer from an overcrowded shelter in New Jersey that struggled to cope with an influx of dogs. Stormy was estimated to be five-years old, with an infectious enthusiasm,... Read More.

NYS troopers ticket 25 drivers during ‘Operation Hard Hat’ in Eastern Broome

Friday, September 22 by Bill Moyer

(Broome County, NY) - On Wednesday, Sept. 20, the New York State Police Traffic Incident Management Unit (TIM) in Troop ‘C’ issued a total of 25 tickets in Broome County during an “Operation Hard Hat” detail.Troopers monitored traffic on State Route 17 in the... Read More.

Owego police make felony arrests; three offender charges against village man

Thursday, September 21 by Bill Moyer

(Owego, NY) - Village police reported these felony arrests to MyHometowntoday.com: William J. Beebe Jr., 56, Owego, was arrested for Sex Offender Failure to Register (Felony), Sex Offender Fail to Verify Address Change (Felony) and Sex Offender Fail to Provide a Photograph (Felony), following... Read More.

Elmira Police Department investigating Franklin Street shooting

Wednesday, September 20 by Pat McDonald

The Elmira Police Department is investigating a shooting that occurred at around 1 a.m. on Wednesday morning on the 300 block of Franklin Street.According to police, they were called to a report of a shooting on Franklin Street. While searching the area, an officer... Read More.

Friday Night Football: Vestal to honor Golden Bears’ 1973 NYS Championship team

Wednesday, September 20 by Bill Moyer

(VESTAL, NY) - Vestal Central School District and Golden Bear Athletics will welcome football players from all over the country to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of Vestal High School’s first New York State Football Championship in 1973. Golden Bears from this team will be... Read More.

Guthrie armed with next-level hands-on training for life-saving procedures

Wednesday, September 20 by Bill Moyer

(Sayre, PA) – Long before health care providers step into an operating room, Guthrie is arming them with next-level hands-on training necessary to perform life-saving procedures. In recognition of Healthcare Simulation Week, Guthrie cut the ribbon on the Simulation and Advanced Skills Institute (SASI)... Read More.

Guthrie hosting multiple clinics, residents urged to receive flu vaccinations

Monday, September 18 by Bill Moyer

(Sayre, Pa.) – Guthrie Medical Group is hosting multiple flu shot clinics throughout the region. Individuals six months and older are encouraged to receive a flu vaccination during open flu clinics.Guthrie urges the community to receive their flu vaccinations each year to minimize the... Read More.

BU Center for Civic Engagement to host Community Opportunities Fair

Monday, September 18 by Bill Moyer

(Vestal, NY) – Binghamton University’s Center for Civic Engagement (CCE) will host its 2023 Community Opportunities Fair from noon-3pm Thursday, Sep. 21, in the University Union Mandela Room, on campus. This event is free and open to the public.The fair provides a venue for... Read More.

PA counties issue call for poll workers for upcoming November 7 elections

Monday, September 18 by Bill Moyer

To ensure elections run smoothly across the Commonwealth, the Department of State is calling on citizens to consider serving as poll workers in the upcoming election on Tuesday, Nov. 7.Open positions vary by county but may include judge of elections, majority inspector and minority... Read More.

First signs of colorful fall foliage reported across upstate New York regions

Friday, September 15 by Bill Moyer

New York State’s 2023 fall foliage season is underway, with the first signs of the spectacular seasonal colors to come appearing in several regions, including the Adirondacks, Thousand Islands-Seaway, Catskills, and Chautauqua-Allegheny. This is according to the field reports from volunteer observers for the... Read More.

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Paving project to close streets next week in Corning

Colorful fall foliage slowly emerging in Southern Tier and Central New York

‘Stormy’ the dog finally adopted from Animal Care Sanctuary to forever home

NYS troopers ticket 25 drivers during ‘Operation Hard Hat’ in Eastern Broome

Owego police make felony arrests; three offender charges against village man

Elmira Police Department investigating Franklin Street shooting

Friday Night Football: Vestal to honor Golden Bears’ 1973 NYS Championship team

Guthrie armed with next-level hands-on training for life-saving procedures

Guthrie hosting multiple clinics, residents urged to receive flu vaccinations

BU Center for Civic Engagement to host Community Opportunities Fair

PA counties issue call for poll workers for upcoming November 7 elections

First signs of colorful fall foliage reported across upstate New York regions

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