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Athens Borough declares snow emergency

Friday, January 23 by Pat McDonald

Athens Borough has issued a snow emergency ahead of this weekend's winter storm. Mayor Todd Babcock issued the warning to begin at 7 am on Sunday and running through noon on Monday. During any snowfall where the snow remains on the street that requires it to... Read More.

Gillet man facing felony gun charges

Friday, January 23 by Pat McDonald

A Gillet man is facing 20 felony charges after firing more than 40 shots inside his garage with police present on Sunday. According to the Pennsylvania State Police, 52-year-old Daniel James Reynolds did not engage police directly but fired additional rounds and refused to comply... Read More.

Guthrie receives $5 million gift for emergency care

Friday, January 23 by Pat McDonald

The Guthrie Clinic is thrilled to announce a $5 million philanthropic gift from Jared Isaacman in support of emergency care at Guthrie. Emergency departments across the country, especially in rural areas, are facing challenges including rising demand, workforce strain and systemic inefficiencies. Guthrie is proactively addressing these issues by renovating,... Read More.

Free tax preparation available for NY residents

Friday, January 23 by Pat McDonald

Free income tax preparation for New York state residents is now available. The program is provided by Tioga County AARP Foundation Tax-Aide volunteers. The Waverly Historical Museum is hosting the Tax-Aide program again this year. Reservations for your February, March or April appointment can be made by... Read More.

OA Music Department to present Disney’s High School Musical On Stage next month

Friday, January 23 by Pat McDonald

The Owego Apalachin Music Department will present Disney's High School Musical On Stage next month. The showtimes are Friday, Feb. 6 and Saturday, Feb. 7 at 7 pm and Sunday, Feb. 8 at 2 pm. Tickets are $10 for adults and $8 for students and senior... Read More.

Elmira College to receive $480,000 to upgrade STEM education, research

Friday, January 23 by Pat McDonald

Elmira College will soon receive $480,000 in federal funding to make technology upgrades and replace high-tech science lab equipment. The money, secured with the aid of Congressman Nick Langworthy, will modernize EC’s academic infrastructure, strengthen STEM education, and support workforce development in the Southern... Read More.

City of Elmira asking residents to remove cars from streets during storm

Friday, January 23 by Pat McDonald

The City of Elmira is asking residents to remove their vehicles from the roadways prior to this weekend's expected Winter storm. The city is looking for cars to be off the streets by Saturday afternoon. The Centretown Parking Garage will be open for parking from noon... Read More.

SRU to remain closed for rest of week due to water issue

Thursday, January 22 by Pat McDonald

SRU Elementary School will remain closed the rest of this week due to continued water issues. According to the Athens Area School District, students at SRU will continue with Flexible Instruction through Friday. The school district is hoping to have the well pump issues fixed in... Read More.

Bradford County holds America 250 kickoff event

Thursday, January 22 by Pat McDonald

Bradford County held a kickoff event for the America 250 celebration on Tuesday afternoon. The event at the county courthouse featured speeches from Pennsylvania State Treasurer and candidate for governor Stacy Garrity, State Sen. Gene Yaw, State Rep. Tina Pickett, County Commissioner Daryl Miller and... Read More.

Man killed in Tioga County, Pa. fire

Thursday, January 22 by Pat McDonald

A man was killed in a fire in Tioga County, Pennsylvania last week. According to WENY-TV, the fire started just after 11 pm on Thursday, Jan. 15 on Route 414 in Union Township. The Canton Fire Department responded to the scene and found a house fully... Read More.

Binghamton receives largest academic gift in University history to establish AI center

Thursday, January 22 by Pat McDonald

Thanks to a historic academic gift – the largest in University history – Binghamton is poised to become a national leader in responsible artificial intelligence. A record-setting $55 million commitment from a Binghamton University alumnus and New York state will establish the Center for AI... Read More.

Tops Friendly Markets holding Check Out Hunger campaign

Thursday, January 22 by Pat McDonald

Tops Friendly Markets has launched their annual Check Out Hunger campaign. The campaign invites customers to round up their change to support local food banks. The fundraiser will run through Feb. 7 at all Tops locations. Over the years, the Tops Check Out Hunger campaign has raised... Read More.

News

Athens Borough declares snow emergency

Gillet man facing felony gun charges

Guthrie receives $5 million gift for emergency care

Free tax preparation available for NY residents

OA Music Department to present Disney’s High School Musical On Stage next month

Elmira College to receive $480,000 to upgrade STEM education, research

City of Elmira asking residents to remove cars from streets during storm

SRU to remain closed for rest of week due to water issue

Bradford County holds America 250 kickoff event

Man killed in Tioga County, Pa. fire

Binghamton receives largest academic gift in University history to establish AI center

Tops Friendly Markets holding Check Out Hunger campaign

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