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Owego Police Issue Parking & Traffic Regs for Lights on the River

Thursday, December 5 by Bill Moyer

Owego will be hosting the annual "Lights on the River" festival on Friday from 4 to 9 p.m. Visitors and residents should be aware that Lake Street and Front Street, between Church Street and Court Street, will be closed, beginning at 3 p.m. until 9... Read More.

Send A Holiday Card to A Hero through Rep. Brindisi’s Office

Thursday, December 5 by Bill Moyer

Congressman Anthony Brindisi announced his Holiday Cards for Heroes program, encouraging families in New York’s 22nd Congressional District to show appreciation for Veterans with homemade holiday cards.Brindisi says “Our Veterans gave everything to protect our country, and we owe them our utmost respect and... Read More.

Today is annual ‘Giving Tuesday’ to Give Back to Community

Tuesday, December 3 by Bill Moyer

Savvy shoppers who were able to get great deals on Black Friday and Cyber Monday are now shifting their focus to Giving Tuesday. It’s a day when people all over the country give back to causes that benefit their community, either by donating a financial... Read More.

New York State Closes Loophole in Do Not Call Registry

Tuesday, December 3 by Bill Moyer

New York State has passed legislation enacting the Nuisance Call Act, which closes a loophole in the Do Not Call Registry and requires live telemarketers to give consumers the option to be added to the seller's do-not-call list. It also requires telemarketers to have... Read More.

UPDATE: Travel Advisories in Broome, Chemung, Tioga and Cortland Counties

Sunday, December 1 by Dave Radigan

A Winter Storm Warning, a Special Weather Statement, and Travel Advisories are in affect for our area.Freezing rain and sleet blanket Central New York and Northeast Pennsylvania today...causing treacherous travel conditions.New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has placed the National Guard on standby and activated... Read More.

AccuWeather: Southern Tier Braces for Significant Snow Storm

Saturday, November 30 by Bill Moyer

The second part of a double-barreled storm is forecast to unload heavy snow and create difficult travel over a large part of the northeastern United States, including some major cities from Sunday to Monday. A winterlike storm from the Midwest will move in this weekend, then... Read More.

AccuWeather: Rain, Ice, Snow Expected to Impact Southern Tier

Friday, November 29 by Bill Moyer

Winter storm watches and advisories have been issued for counties in the Southern Tier for a storm, which originated in the West and wrought havoc for Thanksgiving travelers in the Read More.

Tioga Soil and Water Conservation Celebrates 75th Anniversary

Friday, November 29 by Bill Moyer

On November 27, 1944, the Tioga County Legislature, decided to make the preservation of the counties natural resources a priority. In doing so, the legislature authorized the creation of what is today known as the Tioga County Soil and Water Conservation District. The District’s... Read More.

Tioga Man Gets 109 Month Sentence on Child Porn Charges

Wednesday, November 27 by Bill Moyer

Mahkya Searles, age 23, of Tioga County, was sentenced yesterday to 109 months in prison, to be followed by 15 years of supervised release, for his receipt and possession of child pornography. The announcement was made by U.S. Attorney Grant C. Jaquith and James... Read More.

Endicott Firefighters to Fill the Boot for Local MDA Families

Wednesday, November 27 by Bill Moyer

WHAT: Members of the Endicott Fire department Local 1280 together with the Muscular Dystrophy Association, will fan out across the Endicott area with boots in hand, asking pedestrians, motorists, customers and other passersby to make a donation to MDA for the fire fighters' annual... Read More.

Tioga Legislature Supports Upcoming ‘Small Business Saturday’

Wednesday, November 27 by Bill Moyer

On Saturday, the Tioga County Legislature will join in supporting America’s small business and entrepreneur community by participating in the annual “Small Business Saturday.” This is a day when shoppers, small businesses, and civic leaders come together to strengthen their communities by supporting local... Read More.

Strong Wind Gusts Could Disrupt Thanksgiving Eve Travel

Wednesday, November 27 by Bill Moyer

As a storm swings eastward on Wednesday, the busiest travel day of the year, the gusty weather will charge on as well. A wind advisory has been issued for the Southern Tier. "Winds are forecast to increase around the eastern Great Lakes during Tuesday night... Read More.

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Owego Police Issue Parking & Traffic Regs for Lights on the River

Send A Holiday Card to A Hero through Rep. Brindisi’s Office

Today is annual ‘Giving Tuesday’ to Give Back to Community

New York State Closes Loophole in Do Not Call Registry

UPDATE: Travel Advisories in Broome, Chemung, Tioga and Cortland Counties

AccuWeather: Southern Tier Braces for Significant Snow Storm

AccuWeather: Rain, Ice, Snow Expected to Impact Southern Tier

Tioga Soil and Water Conservation Celebrates 75th Anniversary

Tioga Man Gets 109 Month Sentence on Child Porn Charges

Endicott Firefighters to Fill the Boot for Local MDA Families

Tioga Legislature Supports Upcoming ‘Small Business Saturday’

Strong Wind Gusts Could Disrupt Thanksgiving Eve Travel

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