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Owego to celebrate Memorial Day with parade, remembrance ceremony

Thursday, May 23 by Pat McDonald

On Memorial Day, Owego honors the brave with a parade and remembrance. March proudly in the 10 a.m. parade as the community salutes the sacrifices of our Fallen Heroes. At 10:30 gather at the Tioga County Veterans Memorial for a solemn Service of Remembrance honoring our... Read More.

Owego-Apalachin voters approve school budget, projects

Thursday, May 23 by Pat McDonald

Voters in the Owego-Apalachin Central School District approved a $57 million dollar budget on Tuesday night. The final vote was 758 to 342, meaning 69 percent of voters approved the spending plan. Owego-Apalachin voters also approved the purchase of 5 school buses with 74 percent of... Read More.

School budgets pass in Waverly, Tioga and S-VE

Thursday, May 23 by Pat McDonald

The Waverly Central School District’s budget passed with 75 percent of the vote on Tuesday night. The school district’s capital project and bus proposal also passed with nearly 80 percent of the vote. The Spencer-Van Etten school district’s budget passed with 72 percent of the vote.... Read More.

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Valley Memorial Day Parade set for Monday in Athens

Thursday, May 23 by Pat McDonald

The annual Valley Memorial Day Parade will be held on Monday at 10 a.m. in downtown Athens. This year’s parade theme is Unsung Heroes and it's being hosted by the Athens American Legion Post 246. The 2024 Valley Memorial Day Parade will honor those in the... Read More.

Sayre School Board votes against outsourcing cafeteria, custodial services

Thursday, May 23 by Pat McDonald

The Sayre School Board will not be moving forward with outsourcing the school district’s cafeteria and custodial services. In a 5-4 decision, the school board voted against outsourcing at Monday’s meeting. School board members Kevin Hadlock, Felicia Kmetz, Peter Quattrini, Bryan Roof and Tricia Blythe voted... Read More.

Town of Barton looking for help from public

Wednesday, May 22 by Pat McDonald

The Town of Barton is asking for the public’s help in catching some individuals who are causing damage in the town. The town is offering a $500 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction of any individuals dumping household items or garbage in... Read More.

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Owego mural getting a facelift

Wednesday, May 22 by Pat McDonald

The Owego mural in downtown Owego is getting a much-needed facelift thanks to two local artists. Bruce S. Greig and Stephen Michael Whitman are currently working on the mural which residents see while driving down North Avenue. Bruce has done over 350 murals in his 45... Read More.

Elmira Police investigating homicide outside Washington Ave. business

Tuesday, May 21 by MyHometownToday

The Elmira Police Department is investigating a homicide that occurred on Monday night on Washington Ave. Police responded to a report of a confirmed shooting with a victim outside of Gush’s Thirsty Bear at approximately 10:52 p.m. on Monday. Upon arrival no victim was located at... Read More.

Local acts set to perform at Susquehanna Summer Solstice Festival

Tuesday, May 21 by MyHometownToday

By Irma Henson It’s happening! You might even meet up with one of your neighbors at the upcoming Susquehanna Summer Solstice Festival at French Azilum from June 21-23. There’s a great array of musical performers appearing, from professionals to hometown folks, all giving festival attendees... Read More.

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Corning native McNaney, West grad Tillman help Maryland reach lacrosse Final Four

Tuesday, May 21 by MyHometownToday

Corning native Logan McNaney recorded 11 saves to help the Maryland men’s lacrosse squad beat Duke and reach the NCAA Final Four. McNaney and the seventh seeded Terrapins rallied to beat the No. 2 Blue Devils to reach the Final Four for the third time... Read More.

Park Station to kick off 2024 season this weekend

Tuesday, May 21 by MyHometownToday

The Chemung County Buildings and Grounds Department has announced that Park Station will kick off the 2024 season this weekend. The Park Station Control Booth will be open weekends only from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. starting this Saturday. The park will be open daily beginning... Read More.

Strawberry Festival returns to Owego next month

Tuesday, May 21 by MyHometownToday

Three-day event combines music, food, and fun for the entire family By Wendy Post With spring underway and summer just around the corner, the organizers of the 42 Annual Owego Strawberry Festival are keeping an eye on those strawberries, and lining things up for a three-day... Read More.

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Owego to celebrate Memorial Day with parade, remembrance ceremony

Owego-Apalachin voters approve school budget, projects

School budgets pass in Waverly, Tioga and S-VE

Valley Memorial Day Parade set for Monday in Athens

Sayre School Board votes against outsourcing cafeteria, custodial services

Town of Barton looking for help from public

Owego mural getting a facelift

Elmira Police investigating homicide outside Washington Ave. business

Local acts set to perform at Susquehanna Summer Solstice Festival

Corning native McNaney, West grad Tillman help Maryland reach lacrosse Final Four

Park Station to kick off 2024 season this weekend

Strawberry Festival returns to Owego next month

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