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Robert Packer Hospital Auxiliary named Presenting Sponsor for annual Guthrie Gallop

Tuesday, May 4 by Bill Moyer

Registration is now open for the 37th Annual Guthrie Gallop 10K and 5K Run/Walk, presented by the Robert Packer Hospital Auxiliary, on Saturday, May 15. With an emphasis on the health and safety of our participants, we are excited to move forward with this 37-year... Read More.

Elected officials, law enforcement discuss police and NYS criminal justice reforms

Monday, May 3 by Bill Moyer

DICKINSON -- New York Sen. Minority Leader Rob Ortt, Sen. Fred Akshar and Broome County Sheriff Dave Harder hosted a Public Safety Roundtable last week with local police chiefs, sheriffs and district attorneys from across Senate District 52, along with Broome County Legislature Chairman... Read More.

Guthrie Robert Packer Hospital’s Towanda campus opens its new inpatient unit

Monday, May 3 by Bill Moyer

Towanda, Pa. – Since its merger with Robert Packer Hospital, Guthrie has made significant improvements and investments in Robert Packer Hospital’s Towanda Campus, formerly Guthrie Towanda Memorial Hospital. In addition to a new 15 bed acute rehab unit expected to open this summer, renovations have also begun... Read More.

State Police: 4 of 42 passengers injured in charter bus fire on I-81 near Whitney Point

Friday, April 30 by Bill Moyer

On Thursday before 2 p.m., a New York State Trooper from the TIM unit (Traffic Incident Management) was on Interstate 81 in the Town of Barker in Broome County when she observed a charter bus on fire. Troopers from State Police at Whitney Point... Read More.

American Red Cross in Southern Tier unveils its new emergency response vehicle

Friday, April 30 by Bill Moyer

ENDICOTT, NY — The American Red Cross of Western New York joined representatives from the Dr. G. Clifford and Florence B. Decker Foundation this week to cut the ribbon on a new, next generation Emergency Response Vehicle. Designed to provide greater accessibility for a more... Read More.

Sayre Public Library returns to full service hours beginning Monday, May 3

Friday, April 30 by Bill Moyer

Sayre Public Library will re-establish full service hours to the public beginning Monday, May 3. Patrons will be able to access the library for computer use and browsing books on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays 10:00 am -5:00 pm, Tuesdays and Thursdays 10:00 am -7:30 pm,... Read More.

Tioga Public Health reports 75th death in the county from COVID-19 related illness

Thursday, April 29 by Bill Moyer

Tioga County Legislature Chairwoman Martha Sauerbrey said this week another resident died due to a COVID-19 related illness. It is the 75th resident of the county to be reported as dying from COVID since March 2020. Sauerbrey said the death is reported with an... Read More.

PA Higher Education: Mansfield University faces major changes in coming years

Thursday, April 29 by Bill Moyer

HARRISBURG, Pa. – Mansfield, Bloomsburg and Lock Haven universities in northern Pennsylvanua will be integrated institutions under a plan unveiled Wednesday by the Board of Governors for Pennsylvania’s State System of Higher Education. The plan is aimed at bolstering student success, expanding academic programming, exploring potential growth... Read More.

Williams Toyota of Sayre is title sponsor for Guthrie Hospice Golf Tournament

Thursday, April 29 by Bill Moyer

Sayre, Pa. – The 19th Annual Golf for Guthrie Hospice Tournament is set to take place on June 18, 2021, at Shepard Hills Country Club in Waverly. The mission of the tournament is to raise funds for Guthrie Hospice, which provides end-of-life services for patients throughout... Read More.

Athens Business Association promotes ‘Beautify the Borough’ month in May

Wednesday, April 28 by Bill Moyer

Athens Business Association is excited to announce that we will be celebrating May as “Beautify the Borough” month. Athens, Sayre and Waverly Business Associations have come together to work on a variety of projects that focus on showing what a beautiful community we have... Read More.

Gov. Cuomo visits Johnson City: Walk ins welcome at all state mass vaccination sites

Wednesday, April 28 by Bill Moyer

Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo announced Tuesday in Johnson City that beginning Thursday all New York State mass vaccination sites will be open to eligible New Yorkers for walk-in vaccinations on a first-come, first-served basis. The walk-in appointments are reserved for first doses only with... Read More.

NYS troopers issue 13 tickets in ‘Operation Hardhat’ on Route 17 work zone in Nichols

Wednesday, April 28 by Bill Moyer

The New York State Police joined the Department of Transportation on Tuesday in Tioga County, NY, for “Operation Hardhat”. The agencies worked together to target reckless and distracted drivers in work zones.The initiative took place in an active work zone on State Route 17... Read More.

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Elected officials, law enforcement discuss police and NYS criminal justice reforms

Guthrie Robert Packer Hospital’s Towanda campus opens its new inpatient unit

State Police: 4 of 42 passengers injured in charter bus fire on I-81 near Whitney Point

American Red Cross in Southern Tier unveils its new emergency response vehicle

Sayre Public Library returns to full service hours beginning Monday, May 3

PA Higher Education: Mansfield University faces major changes in coming years

Athens Business Association promotes ‘Beautify the Borough’ month in May

Gov. Cuomo visits Johnson City: Walk ins welcome at all state mass vaccination sites

NYS troopers issue 13 tickets in ‘Operation Hardhat’ on Route 17 work zone in Nichols

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