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CORONAVIRUS: PA Gov. Wolf Orders ‘Non-Essential’ Businesses to Close

Friday, March 20 by Bill Moyer

Gov. Tom Wolf ordered Thursday that all non-life-sustaining businesses in Pennsylvania to close their physical locations to slow the spread of COVID-19. Enforcement actions against businesses that do not close physical locations will begin Saturday.In extenuating circumstances, special exemptions will be granted to businesses... Read More.

COVID-19: Tioga State Bank Offices’ Lobbies Will Temporarily Close

Thursday, March 19 by Bill Moyer

SPENCER, NEW YORK – In order to remain proactive and prioritize the safety and health of our customers and staff, beginning Friday, March 20, all Tioga State Bank Office lobbies will temporarily close and we will switch to drive-up only services.All drive-up locations will... Read More.

PA Gov. Wolf Joins Regional Coalition for Unified Response to Coronavirus

Thursday, March 19 by Bill Moyer

New York Governor Andrew M. Cuomo, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy and Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont have announced Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf is joining their coalition to implement a regional approach to combating COVID-19. The four governors announced indoor portions of retail shopping malls, amusement... Read More.

Tioga County Updates COVID-19; One Confirmed, 27 in Mandatory Quarantine

Thursday, March 19 by Bill Moyer

Tioga County Legislature Chairwoman, Martha Sauerbrey has reported county officials are continuously monitoring the COVID-19 pandemic. The health and safety of our residents is our top priority and we are working hard to keep everyone up-to-date with the current situation. As of 4:00 p.m. on... Read More.

Endicott Mayor Jackson Declares State of Emergency, Village Offices Closed

Wednesday, March 18 by Bill Moyer

State of Emergency has been declared by Mayor Linda Jackson in the geographical area within the Village of Endicott effective at 4 p.m. on March 18. The State of Emergency has been declared due to emergency conditions produced by the threat of a rapid increase... Read More.

Third COVID-19 Case Confirmed in Tompkins County, Mobile Lab Opened

Wednesday, March 18 by Bill Moyer

The Tompkins County Health Department (TCHD) was notified of a third positive case of COVID-19. The individual has been in isolation since the samples were collected for testing. TCHD public health nurses have begun a contact investigation to determine if there were any additional... Read More.

Binghamton Mayor Enacts Curfew, Tells BU Students to Stay Home, No Parties

Wednesday, March 18 by Bill Moyer

Mayor Rich David declared a local state of emergency that allows a public safety measure of this kind.“With a new confirmed case of COVID-19 in Broome County, and following discussions with Binghamton public safety officials, we are taking the next step necessary to slow... Read More.

NYSEG Changes Policies to Help Its Customers During Coronavirus Crisis

Wednesday, March 18 by Bill Moyer

NYSEG announced Tuesday that it is taking several measures to protect customers and employees as current the Coronavirus situation evolves.The company, which previously announced it would temporarily suspend service shut-offs due to non-payment, also announced it will take the following actions to protect both customers and employees. Those actions include:Effective immediately NYSEG is suspending... Read More.

Broome Reports First Confirmed Coronavirus Case; Garnar Says Stay Home

Tuesday, March 17 by Bill Moyer

Broome County Executive Jason Garnar and Broome County Health Department Director Rebecca Kaufman announced today that county officials have learned of a positive test result for Coronavirus (COVID-19) within Broome County. The test results were confirmed today (March 17, 2020).The confirmed case is a... Read More.

New York State Police Making Some Changes in Wake of Coronavirus

Tuesday, March 17 by Bill Moyer

If you are experiencing an emergency, as always, call 911. When placing an emergency call, please advise dispatchers if you or any members of your household are experiencing flu-like symptoms. This information will ensure first responders can prepare to prevent the spread of any... Read More.

Coronavirus: SUEZ in Tioga Working to Ensure Drinking Water is Safe

Tuesday, March 17 by Bill Moyer

As the current public health crisis touches the communities served by SUEZ operations in Tioga County, company officials are ensuring that drinking water safety and uninterrupted service remain top priorities. SUEZ has activated comprehensive plans to ensure that service continues despite the crisis. In addition, the company... Read More.

PA Gov. Wolf: Big Changes in Bradford, Tioga & Susquehanna Counties

Tuesday, March 17 by Bill Moyer

Gov. Tom Wolf has strongly urged non-essential businesses across the Keystone State to close for at least 14 days to help mitigate the spread of COVID-19. Wolf’s request protects employees, customers and suppliers and limits the spread of the virus through personal contact and... Read More.

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CORONAVIRUS: PA Gov. Wolf Orders ‘Non-Essential’ Businesses to Close

COVID-19: Tioga State Bank Offices’ Lobbies Will Temporarily Close

PA Gov. Wolf Joins Regional Coalition for Unified Response to Coronavirus

Tioga County Updates COVID-19; One Confirmed, 27 in Mandatory Quarantine

Endicott Mayor Jackson Declares State of Emergency, Village Offices Closed

Third COVID-19 Case Confirmed in Tompkins County, Mobile Lab Opened

Binghamton Mayor Enacts Curfew, Tells BU Students to Stay Home, No Parties

NYSEG Changes Policies to Help Its Customers During Coronavirus Crisis

Broome Reports First Confirmed Coronavirus Case; Garnar Says Stay Home

New York State Police Making Some Changes in Wake of Coronavirus

Coronavirus: SUEZ in Tioga Working to Ensure Drinking Water is Safe

PA Gov. Wolf: Big Changes in Bradford, Tioga & Susquehanna Counties

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