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Lawmakers and Business Owners Support PA Gov. Wolfe’s Public Mask Mandate

Friday, July 10 by Bill Moyer

State and federal elected officials have joined PA Gov. Tom Wolf in reminding Pennsylvanians to wear a mask to reduce the likelihood of the spread of COVID-19. Wolf said mask-wearing is required whenever people are outdoors.“The order to make mask-wearing mandatory when leaving home... Read More.

Stray Haven Adoptable Pet of the Week is Friendly, Huggable and Joyful Ruby

Friday, July 10 by Bill Moyer

My name is Ruby and I'm 7 years old now. I was adopted from Stray Haven almost 2 years ago now, but unfortunately my adopter has some very serious medical concerns and can no longer care for me properly. Now I'm back here at... Read More.

Broome Executive Garnar Upset by July 4 Gathering that ‘Put Peoples Lives at Risk’

Thursday, July 9 by Bill Moyer

“This is EXACTLY what will drive our COVID numbers back up and put people's lives at risk in addition to putting our local businesses in jeopardy of being shut down again. I will use whatever means I have at my disposal to stop this,”... Read More.

Heath Officials: Extreme Heat Can Be Deadly, Watch for Heat-Related Illnesses

Thursday, July 9 by Bill Moyer

Extreme heat is dangerous for everyone, including young children, older adults, and pets. Here are some extreme heat tips to keep your entire family safe. Prepare for Extreme HeatTo begin preparing, you should build an emergency kit and make a family communications plan. Know those... Read More.

Tioga Downs Casino Resort Re-Closes Hotel; PJ Clarke’s Restaurant Remains Open

Wednesday, July 8 by Bill Moyer

In response to Governor Cuomo’s recent announcement that casinos and movie theaters in New York State will remain closed while the state government continues to review the requirements for a safe reopening, Tioga Downs Casino Resort made the business decision to re-close their hotel... Read More.

Tobacco Free Broome Tioga: NY Ends Tobacco Coupons & Multi-Pack Discounts

Wednesday, July 8 by Bill Moyer

Discounts on the sale of all tobacco products, such as coupons and multi-pack price promotions, are now prohibited in New York State, effective July 1. The law was passed as part of the state’s fiscal year 2021 budget. Research shows that higher tobacco prices... Read More.

Robert Packard Hospital In-patient Visitations Open to One Person at a Time

Wednesday, July 8 by Bill Moyer

Guthrie remains committed to safeguarding the health and well-being of our patients, staff and visitors. We continue to closely monitor the prevalence of COVID-19 in our community and follow state and federal guidelines in order to safely care for our patients. We have modified... Read More.

Lourdes Hospital in Binghamton Reopens Patients’ Rooms to Limited Visitors

Tuesday, July 7 by Bill Moyer

Ascension Lourdes Hospital, Binghamton, has reopened its doors to limited visitors with various guidelines and expectations for visiting. Visitation Guidelines All inpatient visitors and support persons will be required to enter through the Main Entrance. Visitors using the Towers Entrance or Emergency Department entrance will be... Read More.

17-Year Old Female Dead, 2 Adults in Critical Condition in Vestal Domestic Shooting

Monday, July 6 by Bill Moyer

FROM VESTAL POLICE DEPARTMENT: Around 9:12 p.m. on Saturday, Vestal police officers were dispatched to 709 Rano Boulevard, Vestal, for reports of multiple people shot inside the residence at that location.Vestal polive determined an 11 year-old female, who resides at the residence, was upstairs... Read More.

Gov. Wolf: Wearing a Mask is Mandatory in Pennsylvania When Leaving Home

Friday, July 3 by Bill Moyer

Reiterating the mandate of the mask-wearing order that Secretary of Health Rachel Levine signed Wednesday, yesterday, Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf again advised all Pennsylvanians on Thursday that wearing masks when outside the home is mandatory.“As we approach the Fourth of July holiday... Read More.

New York’s July 4th Stop-DWI Crackdown on Impaired Driving Starts Today

Friday, July 3 by Bill Moyer

Chemung County Sheriff William A. Schrom reminds motorists in the Southern Tier that local police agencies will participate in a special enforcement effort to crackdown on impaired driving. The statewide STOP-DWI Crackdown efforts start on Friday, July 3rd and will end on Monday, July... Read More.

New York State Police Cracking Down on Illegal Fireworks on July 4 Weekend

Thursday, July 2 by Bill Moyer

On July 1, 2020 at approximately 3:09 p.m., New York State Police arrested Gerrod L. Darling, age 48 of Homer, NY for the misdemeanor of Unlawfully Dealing with Fireworks and Dangerous Fireworks. Troopers initiated a traffic stop on Interstate 81 in the town of Kirkwood... Read More.

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Lawmakers and Business Owners Support PA Gov. Wolfe’s Public Mask Mandate

Stray Haven Adoptable Pet of the Week is Friendly, Huggable and Joyful Ruby

Broome Executive Garnar Upset by July 4 Gathering that ‘Put Peoples Lives at Risk’

Heath Officials: Extreme Heat Can Be Deadly, Watch for Heat-Related Illnesses

Tioga Downs Casino Resort Re-Closes Hotel; PJ Clarke’s Restaurant Remains Open

Tobacco Free Broome Tioga: NY Ends Tobacco Coupons & Multi-Pack Discounts

Robert Packard Hospital In-patient Visitations Open to One Person at a Time

Lourdes Hospital in Binghamton Reopens Patients’ Rooms to Limited Visitors

17-Year Old Female Dead, 2 Adults in Critical Condition in Vestal Domestic Shooting

Gov. Wolf: Wearing a Mask is Mandatory in Pennsylvania When Leaving Home

New York’s July 4th Stop-DWI Crackdown on Impaired Driving Starts Today

New York State Police Cracking Down on Illegal Fireworks on July 4 Weekend

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