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Bradford County DA Will Not File Criminal Cases Against Businesses that Stay Open

Friday, December 11 by Bill Moyer

The following statement was released Friday afternoon by Bradford County, PA, District Attorney Chad M. Salsman in response to Gov. Tom Wolf's closing of businesses due to increasing COVID-19 cases in Pennsylvania."Yes, my position is still the same. No criminal cases will be filed... Read More.

Johnson City Police Chief Adds Reasons Why Village Tavern’s License Was Suspended

Friday, December 11 by Bill Moyer

Johnson City Police Chief Brent Dodge released this statement to add reasons not mentioned Wednesday by Gov. Andrew Cuomo when he announced the liquor license suspension at Charley's Tavern on Harry L Drive in the Village: "We had been receiving complaints throughout the summer... Read More.

PA Gov. Wolf Closes Bars, Restaurants, Social Clubs and Private Catered Events

Friday, December 11 by Bill Moyer

“I am announcing additional, temporary COVID-19 protective mitigation measures in the commonwealth,” said Gov. Tom Wolf. “With these measures in place, we hope to accomplish three goals: First, stop the devastating spread of COVID-19 in the commonwealth. Second, keep our hospitals and health care workers... Read More.

NY GOP Chairman Langworthy Blasts Cuomo and Dems’ Talk of Tax Increases

Friday, December 11 by Bill Moyer

Nick Langworthy, chairman of the Republican Party in New York, issued this statement Thursday in response to Gov. Andrew Cuomo's repeated public talk of tax and fee increases amid the financial crisis caused by COVID-19 on NY residents.“New York is on the edge of... Read More.

2020 William “Bill” Ransom III Community Service Award Given to Jeff Paul

Friday, December 11 by Bill Moyer

The Rotary Club of Waverly and the Community Foundation for the Twin Tiers is pleased to award this year’s William “Bill” Ransom III Community Service Award to Jeff Paul.Rotary was one of the many organizations that Bill was active in and his Waverly Rotary... Read More.

PA Gov. Wolf Announces He Tested Positive for COVID-19; Staying Home, Feeling Well

Thursday, December 10 by Bill Moyer

Gov. Tom Wolf, of Pennsylvania, announced Wednesday that he tested positive for COVID-19 and is in isolation at home. The governor released the following statement:“During a routine test yesterday, I tested positive for COVID-19. I have no symptoms and am feeling well. I am... Read More.

Waverly Elderwood Residents Get Artwork Gifts from Athens High School Student

Thursday, December 10 by Bill Moyer

Athens Area High School senior student Allyson Rockwell was inspired to organize a gift of art to the residents at Elderwood nursing home in Waverly, NY. She wanted to provide a time of brightness and encouragement during the holiday season when so many are... Read More.

Rare License Suspension of Broome County Bar for Repeated COVID-19 Violations

Wednesday, December 9 by Bill Moyer

The liquor license at Charley’s Lounge at 272 Harry L Drive in Johnson City has been suspended by the State Liquor Authority for repeated violations of COVID-19 safety guidelines.On October 22, officers with the Johnson City Police Department conducted a compliance check at Charley's... Read More.

Apalachin Lion Charles DiGiacomo Gets Prestigious Award for Varied Service

Wednesday, December 9 by Bill Moyer

The members of the Apalachin Lions Club & Foundation recently honored fellow Lion Charles DiGiacomo with the prestigious Melvin Jones Fellowship in recognition of his 28 years of service to the club and his on-going support of the Apalachin/Little Meadows/Campville communities. Lion Charlie has... Read More.

Comptroller: As COVID Pandemic Spikes Again, NYS Job Losses Linger at 1 Million

Tuesday, December 8 by Bill Moyer

New York State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli reported last week that after losing more than 1.9 million jobs in March and April, New York State saw steady gains, averaging increases over 174,000 jobs in each of the following five months. That progress nearly halted in... Read More.

Broome Public Health Offers Aging Online Check Up to Assess COVID Risk Factors

Tuesday, December 8 by Bill Moyer

Broome Public Health Offers Aging Online Check Up tWith colder weather setting in and increases in active COVID-19 cases in the community, the Broome County Office for Aging is encouraging older adults, as well as the general public, to utilize a new tool that... Read More.

PA Rep. Tina Pickett Announces Safety Grants for Five Bradford County Schools

Tuesday, December 8 by Bill Moyer

Three public school districts and two non-public schools in Bradford County, Pa., have been awarded Safe Schools Targeted Grants to improve safety and security measures,according to Rep. Tina Pickett, a Republican whose Pennsylvania district includes Bradford County.The following school districts/schools were awarded funding: Epiphany School,... Read More.

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Bradford County DA Will Not File Criminal Cases Against Businesses that Stay Open

Johnson City Police Chief Adds Reasons Why Village Tavern’s License Was Suspended

NY GOP Chairman Langworthy Blasts Cuomo and Dems’ Talk of Tax Increases

2020 William “Bill” Ransom III Community Service Award Given to Jeff Paul

PA Gov. Wolf Announces He Tested Positive for COVID-19; Staying Home, Feeling Well

Waverly Elderwood Residents Get Artwork Gifts from Athens High School Student

Rare License Suspension of Broome County Bar for Repeated COVID-19 Violations

Apalachin Lion Charles DiGiacomo Gets Prestigious Award for Varied Service

Comptroller: As COVID Pandemic Spikes Again, NYS Job Losses Linger at 1 Million

Broome Public Health Offers Aging Online Check Up to Assess COVID Risk Factors

PA Rep. Tina Pickett Announces Safety Grants for Five Bradford County Schools

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