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Owego Trustees to vote on three important issues Thursday

Wednesday, June 21 by MyHometownToday

The Owego Village Board will hold a public hearing Thursday to adopt their final budget for the next fiscal year, which begins July 1. The hearing will start at 6pm at 20 Elm Street in Owego. The $2.9 million spending plan will not raise... Read More.

Tioga Hardwoods to expand

Wednesday, June 21 by MyHometownToday

Tioga Hardwoods will expand their operations in Berkshire after receiving an Empire State Development grant. The $1.6 million expansion project includes the addition of new machinery and equipment at their manufacturing facility that will lead to increased production and the retention of 40 employees.... Read More.

SUNY Broome offering online academy to HS students

Tuesday, June 20 by MyHometownToday

Many local students are taking part in SUNY Broome's Fast Forward and Early College programs, and will now have the chance to participate in an online academy at the college. The college's program coordinator Katie Bucci was on the WEBO Morning Show today. "We... Read More.

Tractor-Trailer rollover on Rt. 17 Monday

Tuesday, June 20 by MyHometownToday

The driver of a tractor-trailer hauling garbage was injured when his vehicle rolled over near the Airport Road Exit of Route 17 Westbound yesterday. The Broome County Sheriff's Office says 38-year-old Donald Gardner of Canastota lost control of the vehicle around 5:30pm, rolling... Read More.

Good Samaritan rescues woman from jumping off bridge

Tuesday, June 20 by MyHometownToday

A Good Samaritan rescued a woman from jumping off the Court Street Bridge in Owego Saturday night. The Owego Police Department says a woman crossed the railing in an attempt to jump off the bridge around 10:30pm. A civilian walking nearby saw the... Read More.

Tioga County’s Summer Meals Program

Tuesday, June 20 by MyHometownToday

Fifteen different sites are on the list of locations where children and youths can get free meals for several weeks this summer while their school cafeterias are closed. Each site has different dates and times when the free meals will be served to children... Read More.

Police: Make sure to lock doors when you park your car

Tuesday, June 20 by MyHometownToday

Binghamton Police are warning residents to make sure that their car doors are locked after they arrested a man overnight who was pulling on door handles of parked vehicles. 49-year-old Eric Degroat is accused of grand larceny after he pulled a wallet from... Read More.

500 without power in Owego after Sunday storm

Monday, June 19 by MyHometownToday

More than 500 people are still without power in the Village of Owego this morning after a severe thunderstorm brought down a large tree on Main Street around 8:45pm last night. The tree came down near St. Patrick's Church, bringing with it wires, utility... Read More.

OPD Chief Karen Vinti retires

Monday, June 19 by MyHometownToday

Village of Owego Police Chief Karen Vinti is now officially retired after the conclusion of this year's Strawberry Festival. Vinti announced her retirement in April after 27 years with the department. She was appointed chief after the Flood of 2011 and wanted to stay... Read More.

Strawberry Festival Saturday Preview, Kevin Millar and Katie Chandler on WEBO

Friday, June 16 by MyHometownToday

The Strawberry Festival will take over downtown Owego all day Saturday with 178 vendors and plenty of music on North Avenue as well as Front, Main, Lake, Court, and Church Streets. Parking will be available at both Marvin Park and the Tops Plaza... Read More.

Strawberry Fest Block Party Preview, visit with Stone Senate

Friday, June 16 by MyHometownToday

Downtown Owego will celebrate the 37th-annual Strawberry Festival this weekend. The two-day event begins with tonight's annual Block Party on Front, Lake, and Church Streets. Tonight will include the Strawberry Shortcake One Mile Fun Run and the Strawberry Shake 5K Run/Walk from the... Read More.

CHOW and United Way bringing mobile grocery to Binghamton

Friday, June 16 by MyHometownToday

CHOW and the United Way of Broome County are teaming up to help provide groceries to the residents of Binghamton's North Side with a mobile grocery store this summer. The area has been without a store for many years, so CHOW and the United... Read More.

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Owego Trustees to vote on three important issues Thursday

Tioga Hardwoods to expand

SUNY Broome offering online academy to HS students

Tractor-Trailer rollover on Rt. 17 Monday

Good Samaritan rescues woman from jumping off bridge

Tioga County’s Summer Meals Program

Police: Make sure to lock doors when you park your car

500 without power in Owego after Sunday storm

OPD Chief Karen Vinti retires

Strawberry Festival Saturday Preview, Kevin Millar and Katie Chandler on WEBO

Strawberry Fest Block Party Preview, visit with Stone Senate

CHOW and United Way bringing mobile grocery to Binghamton

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