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Two injured in weekend shooting in Elmira

Monday, July 7 by Pat McDonald

Two men were injured in a shooting incident in Elmira on Saturday morning. According to the Elmira Police Department, a large disturbance was reported at around 1:12 a.m. on Saturday morning in the area of Broadway Street and Mt. Zoar Street. More than 100 people were... Read More.

Pickett’s legislation to remove outdated and offensive language from Pennsylvania’s insurance law signed by Shapiro

Sunday, July 6 by Pat McDonald

Rep. Tina Pickett’s (R-Bradford/Wyoming) legislation to remove outdated and offensive language from Pennsylvania’s insurance laws was signed into law by the governor this week. The measure was authored by Pickett, who serves as Republican chair of the House Insurance Committee, with Rep. Perry Warren (D-Bucks), Democrat chair... Read More.

Sayre Health Care Center to host car show

Sunday, July 6 by Pat McDonald

The Sayre Health Care Center will hold its annual Car Show next week. The car show will be held from 4:30 to 7 pm on Thursday, July 10th at the Sayre Health Care Center, located at 151 Keefer Lane. The Spexxx band will perform from 5... Read More.

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Van Etten man facing charges following incident in Montour Falls

Sunday, July 6 by Pat McDonald

A Van Etten man has been charged after police say he showed a gun during a dispute in Montour Falls last month. According to the Schuyler County Sheriff's Office, 24-year-old Joseph A. Clark has been charged with criminal possession of a weapon in the second... Read More.

Tunnel to Towers Foundation pays off mortgage for fallen Binghamton firefighter’s family

Sunday, July 6 by Pat McDonald

The Tunnel to Towers Foundation has announced that it has paid off the mortgage on the home of the Binghmaton firefighter who was killed in the line of duty earlier this year. Binghamton firefighter John JR Gaudet, who served the department for 11 years, died... Read More.

Binghamton Police asking residents to stay off roads following storm

Thursday, July 3 by Pat McDonald

Here is a message from the Binghamton Police Department following a storm on Thursday: Due to widespread flooding, downed trees, and fallen power lines, many city roads are currently unsafe for travel. Please avoid any unnecessary travel. Remain at home and stay safe unless travel is absolutely... Read More.

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Towanda man facing felony charges after incident with state police

Wednesday, July 2 by Pat McDonald

A Towanda man is facing felony charges after he allegedly attempted to assault state troopers during an incident last month. According to the Pennsylvania State Police, 19-year-old Tyrese A. Ford has been charged with two counts of aggravated asssault, attempts to cause serious bodily injury,... Read More.

Owego man facing felony charge after allegedly assaulting state trooper

Wednesday, July 2 by Pat McDonald

An Owego man is facing a felony charge after he allegedly assaulted a state trooper during a domestic dispute. According to the new York State Police, 21-year-old Justin Netherton has been charged with felony assault in the second degree, which is a Class D felony,... Read More.

Tioga Downs to host benefit concert on Thursday

Wednesday, July 2 by Pat McDonald

Tioga Downs Casino Resort will host a concert to raise money for a local veterans support group this week. The Spinners will take the stage on Thursday with all proceeds going to the Southern Tier Veterans Support Group. Tioga Downs owner Jeff Gural and his wife... Read More.

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Owego Village Board passes budget

Wednesday, July 2 by Pat McDonald

The Owego Village Board approved the budget for the next fiscal year during their meeting this week. The spending plan includes a 3.87 percent tax increase with a tax rate per thousand assessed value at $20.98. The new tax rate is 78 cents higher per thousand... Read More.

Elmira manufacturing business forced to pay nearly $150,000 in unpaid sick leave settlement

Wednesday, July 2 by Pat McDonald

An Elmira manufacturing business has been ordered to pay back nearly $150,000 as part of an unpaid sick leave settlement. SouthernTier Custom Fabricators, Inc., which manufactures sheet metal, was ordered to pay back the money in restitution to around 200 unionized workers, who were not... Read More.

PennDOT beginning road work on Pine Street, Route 220 today

Tuesday, July 1 by Pat McDonald

Road work is beginning today on Pine Street and Route 220 in the Valley. The contractor, Dalrymple Gravel and Contracting Co., will begin the project on Pine Street between the intersections with Route 220 and Route 199 and on Route 220 beginning at the intersection... Read More.

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Friday, January 23

Johnny D’s Ice Cream to move to South Waverly, start drive-thru service

A popular Valley ice cream shop is moving to... Read More.

Friday, January 23

Athens Borough declares snow emergency

Athens Borough has issued a snow emergency ahead of... Read More.

Friday, January 23

Gillet man facing felony gun charges

A Gillet man is facing 20 felony charges after... Read More.

Friday, January 23

Guthrie receives $5 million gift for emergency care

The Guthrie Clinic is thrilled to announce a $5 million philanthropic... Read More.