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Tioga County Sheriff’s Deputies Investigating Dirt Bike Larceny in Newark Valley

Friday, October 9 by Bill Moyer

The Tioga County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a larceny complaint in the Town of Newark Valley. Sometime between Saturday, Sepember 19 and Sunday, September 20, a red 2018 Apollo RFZ 125CC dirt bike was taken from a property on South Ketchumville Road.Anyone who may... Read More.

As COVID Cases Keep Rising, Tioga Residents Urged to be Cautious this Weekend

Friday, October 9 by Bill Moyer

As the long weekend approaches, Tioga County Legislative Chairwoman Martha Sauerbrey encourages everyone to take precautions. With a large increase of COVID-19 cases in the Southern Tier, it is important that we stay on top of our behaviors. Remember, you could potentially encounter an... Read More.

Binghamton Mayor David Confirmed Thursday He Tested Positive for COVID-19

Friday, October 9 by Bill Moyer

One of the first elected officials in the Southern Tier has confirmed he has tested positive for COVID-19. Binghamton Mayor Rich David made the announcement Thursday via Twitter."Late Wednesday, I tested positive for COVID-19. I’m feeling fine and will be resting at home. I... Read More.

Siena College Poll: Brindisi Leads Tenney in Heated 22nd Congressional Race

Friday, October 9 by Bill Moyer

Freshman Democratic incumbent Anthony Brindisi holds a nine-point, 48-39 percent, lead over former Republican Representative Claudia Tenney, according to a new Siena College/Syracuse.com poll of likely 22nd C.D. voters released. Brindisi has 51-35 percent favorability rating, up from 47-41 percent in the November 4,... Read More.

UPDATED: Two Sites of Possible COVID-19 Exposure Named by Tioga Public Health

Thursday, October 8 by Bill Moyer

UPDATED: Anyone who was inside any of these locations during the periods of time listed is asked to self-quarantine and monitor for symptoms of COVID-19 for 14-days after the exposure.10/26/2020: Family Dollar in Newark Valley from 4:30pm – 5:00p 10/23/2020: Long Meadows Apartments... Read More.

What Parents Need to Know If Owego-Apalachin Goes To Full Remote Learning

Thursday, October 8 by Bill Moyer

From Owego-Apalachin School District Superintendent Corey Green: I wanted to take a moment to highlight some of the great work happening in our district and to keep the community updated on some important items as we move further into the school year. This past... Read More.

Binghamton University Closes Classrooms for Two-Weeks of Remote Instruction

Thursday, October 8 by Bill Moyer

Binghamton University President Harvey Stenger announced Wednesday that the University would be begin a two-week period of remote instruction on Thursday, Oct. 8, due to a rising number of positive COVID-19 cases. Though Binghamton had not yet reached the 100 threshold, positive cases are trending... Read More.

Tioga Public Health Reports 27th Death Related to COVID-19; Cases Increasing

Wednesday, October 7 by Bill Moyer

Tioga County Legislative Chairwoman Martha Sauerbrey reported Tuesday the 27th death of a county resident related to CIVID-19. "I regret to inform you that another of our citizens has passed away because of a COVID-19 infection. I want to send our condolences to the... Read More.

Owego Lodge Recognizes Long-Time Member Anita Martin as ‘Elk of the Year’

Wednesday, October 7 by Bill Moyer

Owego Elks Lodge 1039 presented its Annual Service Awards to Anita Martin, Kevin Cumm, Connie Sternberg, Karen Demetros, and Tonya Bender at a ceremony at the Lodge at 223 Front St in Owego. The Elks recognized Anita Martin as Elk of the Year for her... Read More.

After One-Hour Negotiation, Police Talk Man Out of Jumping from Court Street Bridge

Tuesday, October 6 by Bill Moyer

On Tuesday October 6, the Owego Police Department responded to several calls reporting a male on the Court St. Bridge who appeared to be getting ready to jump. Upon Officer’s arriving on scene a 26-year-old male had climbed over the fencing and was standing... Read More.

Tioga Sheriff’s Deputies Investigating Larceny of CAT Skidsteer in Town of Spencer

Tuesday, October 6 by Bill Moyer

The Tioga County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a larceny complaint in the Town of Spencer. Sometime between Monday 9/28/20 and Thursday 10/1/20, a 2016 CAT skid-steer 289D yellow and black in color and Bobcat Claw attachment were taken from a property on Ithaca Road... Read More.

Tioga County Child Care Needs Assessment Survey Finds Gap In Child Care

Tuesday, October 6 by Bill Moyer

TEAM Tioga, along with all six Tioga County School Districts, Tioga County Department of Social Services (DSS), and Family Enrichment Network (FEN), partnered to assess child care needs in Tioga County, New York. As part of this initiative, a ten-minute survey was distributed to... Read More.

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Tioga County Sheriff’s Deputies Investigating Dirt Bike Larceny in Newark Valley

As COVID Cases Keep Rising, Tioga Residents Urged to be Cautious this Weekend

Binghamton Mayor David Confirmed Thursday He Tested Positive for COVID-19

Siena College Poll: Brindisi Leads Tenney in Heated 22nd Congressional Race

UPDATED: Two Sites of Possible COVID-19 Exposure Named by Tioga Public Health

What Parents Need to Know If Owego-Apalachin Goes To Full Remote Learning

Binghamton University Closes Classrooms for Two-Weeks of Remote Instruction

Owego Lodge Recognizes Long-Time Member Anita Martin as ‘Elk of the Year’

After One-Hour Negotiation, Police Talk Man Out of Jumping from Court Street Bridge

Tioga Sheriff’s Deputies Investigating Larceny of CAT Skidsteer in Town of Spencer

Tioga County Child Care Needs Assessment Survey Finds Gap In Child Care

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