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March is Membership Month at the Tioga Chamber

Thursday, March 10 by WEBO Radio

The Tioga County Chamber of Commerce is holding a membership drive during March. Letters have gone out, businesses are being visited and chamber volunteers are encouraging Tioga County businesses to join and experience the benefits of Chamber membership. Joining the Chamber, means companies can expand business... Read More.

Union-Endicott Senior Named Candidate in Presidential Scholars Program

Thursday, March 10 by WEBO Radio

Union-Endicott High School senior Kyle Berner has been named one of 3,000 candidates for the 2011 Presidential Scholars Program. The candidates were selected from the nearly 3.2 million students expected to graduate from U.S. high schools this year. Kyle is the son of Andrew and Deborah... Read More.

National Weather Bureau Issues Area Flood Watch

Wednesday, March 9 by WEBO Radio

The National Weather Service in Binghamton has issued a Flood Watch for a large portion of central New York... including the following counties: Tioga, Broome, Chenango, Cortland, Otsego, Chemung, and Steuben. The Weather Service believes there is a 25-30% chance the area will see a... Read More.

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Hinchey Asks EPA to Revisit Decision to Allow Hydraulic Fracturing in NYC Watershed

Wednesday, March 9 by WEBO Radio

Congressman Maurice Hinchey has written Lisa Jackson, Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, asking her to review an internal EPA decision to allow hydraulic fracturing in the New York City Watershed. It was reported by The New York Times last Thursday that internal versions of... Read More.

Update: Second Person has Died from Route 13 Accident

Wednesday, March 9 by WEBO Radio

Julia Cribb, 26, from Florence South Carolina, the second driver in last week's Route 13 crash in the Town of Cayuta has succumbed to her injuries. A Mansfield State art professor, Carol Schwartz, 68, was pronounced dead at the scene. Julia's vital organs were donated... Read More.

Curves Gyms Forced to Reimburse for Prepaid Memberships to Locations that Closed

Wednesday, March 9 by WEBO Radio

Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has announced an agreement with Curves International to reimburse New Yorkers who prepaid for memberships to gyms that had closed their doors. As part of the settlement, Curves International will set up a reimbursement fund for consumers who paid for health... Read More.

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Florida Bill Would Make Photographing a Farm a Felony

Wednesday, March 9 by WEBO Radio

State Senator Jim Norman of Florida has introduced a bill in the Florida Legislature that would make it a felony to take a picture of a farm without the owner’s permission. The Bill says - A person who photographs, video records or otherwise produces images... Read More.