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Taxpayers hand over $89,000 daily while state fumbles budget plan

Tuesday, October 21 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) – Since July 1, taxpayers have given the state roughly $89,000 each day, even as months have passed without any of it going into the programs it's meant to support. ... Read More.

Bill introduced as response to federal education cutbacks

Tuesday, October 21 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) - One function of the federal Department of Education historically has been to hear and pursue complaints of civil rights violations in schools. With major changes... Read More.

Putting the cat back in the bag: Senate talks school phone bans

Tuesday, October 21 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) - School cell phone bans are sweeping the nation, and with a Senate bill waiting for a vote, Pennsylvania may be the next state to act. ... Read More.

Sliwa reject calls to drop out NYC mayoral race

Tuesday, October 21 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) — Republican mayoral candidate Curtis Sliwa is rejecting demands to abandon his bid for City Hall amid increasing calls for him to drop out of the three-way race. ... Read More.

Matthews Auto donates $153K to help youth from Walkathon

Tuesday, October 21 by Matt Hicks

Matthews Auto Group in Vestal presented more than $153,561 to 13 charities serving children from its annual Walkathon held earlier this month. Local beneficiaries from Monday’s presentation included Mom’s House in Johnson City ($9,531), A Room to Heal in Vestal ($10,813), Guthrie Hospice Vestal’s Camp... Read More.

Boys and Girls Club to host Halloween Party

Tuesday, October 21 by Matt Hicks

The Tioga County Boys and Girls Club will welcome the community Friday for its annual Halloween Party. Between 6 and 8 p.m., visitors can explore a haunted gym or collect candy, enjoy some doughnuts and cider, hop in the photo booth, and more. Several organizations... Read More.

New NYSP initiative to help with autism interactions

Tuesday, October 21 by Matt Hicks

The New York State Police are launching a new initiative to help improve communication between Troopers and individuals with autism.It’s called the Autism Awareness Visor Card Program, and it’s designed to make public interactions safer and less stressful for everyone involved.The visor card includes... Read More.

Canton man sentenced from child predator sting

Tuesday, October 21 by Matt Hicks

A Canton man arrested as part of a child predator sting back in April will spend the next 25 to 50 years in state prison. Robert Lester Pillot, Jr. was sentenced earlier this month for multiple child pornography charges, which he pled guilty to in August. The... Read More.

HOPS recognized for 50 years of community service

Tuesday, October 21 by Matt Hicks

HOPS Ambulance Association was recognized for 50 years of service to the community during a banquet Saturday. The Herrickville-based EMS organization has served its home community, as well as Orwell, Pike, and Stevens Townships, since it was founded in 1975. The event included the presentation of a proclamation... Read More.

Guthrie welcoming community for Shine a Light on Lung Cancer event

Tuesday, October 21 by Matt Hicks

Guthrie is inviting the community to come together for an evening of hope and inspiration at its annual Shine a Light on Lung Cancer event.The free program will be held Thursday, November 6th, from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Best Western Grand Victorian... Read More.

Owego Rotary welcoming registrations for Turkey Trot 5K

Tuesday, October 21 by Matt Hicks

For those looking to burn a few calories before the big Thanksgiving Day meal, registration is now open for the Owego Rotary Club’s Turkey Trot 5K. The event takes place Thanksgiving Day morning, Nov. 27, in Marvin Park. Participants will be able to pick up... Read More.

Two charged after trying to scam $28K from Steuben County resident

Monday, October 20 by Matt Hicks

Two Brooklyn residents face charges after allegedly trying to scam a Steuben County resident out of $28,000. The Steuben County Sheriff’s Office reported that 49-year-old Chengbin Lin and 48-year-old Linquing Chen remotely took control of a Tuscarora resident’s computer and then tried to scam them out... Read More.

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Friday, December 5

LISTEN LIVE: Tioga Tigers to play for state title at 3 pm today!

The Tioga Tigers will play for a state championship... Read More.

Friday, December 5

Hometown Country Christmas set for this weekend in Towanda

The Central Bradford County Chamber of Commerce will host... Read More.

Friday, December 5

Tioga County Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day event set for Sunday

The Tioga County Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day event will... Read More.

Friday, December 5

Kirkwood man facing felony charges after standoff with Broome County Sheriff’s Deputies

A Kirkwood man is facing felony charges following a... Read More.