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Tioga Opportunities celebrates Community Action Month with various activities

Monday, May 1 by Bill Moyer

(Owego, NY) - 2023 marks the 59th year since the Community Action Network was established to help American families and communities address the obstacles and conditions of poverty. Tioga Opportunities, Inc., is celebrating Community Action Month, a time dedicated to recognizing its’ own successes... Read More.

Vestal High School Odyssey of the Mind teams qualify for World Finals

Monday, May 1 by Bill Moyer

(Vestal, NY) - Vestal High School Odyssey of the Mind teams qualified for the World Finals. Two teams won first places in their Division III’s problem-solving categories in the New York State Odyssey of the Mind championship on April 15.The teams, who solved Division III... Read More.

Johnson City man goes to jail for 20 years in New Year’s Eve machete killing

Thursday, April 27 by Bill Moyer

(Binghamton, NY) - District Attorney Michael Korchak has announced Broome County Court sentenced Kyle C. Babola, 34, of Johnson City, to 20 years to life in a New York State prison on a plea of guilty in this January to Murder in the Second... Read More.

Owego woman, pregnant inmate at Broome County jail, overdoses, unborn child dies

Tuesday, April 25 by Bill Moyer

(Town of Dickinson, NY) - Broome County Sheriff’s Office has released details of pregnant Owego woman who attempted to smuggle drugs into the Broome County Sheriff’s Correctional Facility and then overdosed less than two hours after entering the facility, resulting in the death of... Read More.

Vestal School District receives national recognition for Best Communities for Music Education

Monday, April 24 by Bill Moyer

(Vestal, NY) - Vestal Central School District has once again been honored with the Best Communities for Music Education designation from the National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM) Foundation for its outstanding commitment to music education.Vestal received the honor for the first time in 2017, and this... Read More.

Want to learn a new skill or change careers? How about vocational training?

Thursday, April 20 by Bill Moyer

Have you ever dreamed of becoming a welder or an electrician? How about a certified nurse aide or phlebotomist? Are you interested in learning a new skill or looking for a change in career? Would you like to do vocational training but don’t know... Read More.

2023 Southern Tier Heart Walk is 9:45 a.m. this Sunday at Otsiningo Park

Wednesday, April 19 by Bill Moyer

WHAT: 2023 Southern Tier Heart WalkWHEN: Sunday, April 23rdRegistration and family activities begin: 8:00a.m. Opening Ceremony: 9:30a.m. Walk start: 9:45a.m.WHERE: Otsiningo Park, Town of DickinsonWHY: Every walker who joins, every dollar donated, means more lives saved. More research. More people trained in CPR.... Read More.

Family & Children’s Counseling Services breaks ground for Binghamton expansion

Tuesday, April 18 by Bill Moyer

(Binghamton, NY) - Family & Children’s Counseling Services staff and supporters broke ground last Friday on an expansion to the agency’s 257 Main St., Binghamton location, which will help meet the region’s growing demand for mental health and addiction services.Left to right: Broome... Read More.

Tioga County announces Public Health Department is under new leadership

Thursday, April 13 by Bill Moyer

(Owego, NY) – Tioga County is excited to announce that the Public Health Department is under new leadership. Heather Vroman was appointed as the new Public Health Director effective Wednesday.Heather has a long history of working in the Public Health field and has also... Read More.

Nichols Park Pond in Spencer receives grant from Mildred Faulkner Truman Foundation

Wednesday, April 12 by Bill Moyer

(Spencer, NY) — Inspire has received notice from The Mildred Faulkner Truman Foundation that The Nichols Park Pond Beautification Project has been awarded a capital project grant to be used to assist in the restoration of the trail around Nichols Pond in the Village... Read More.

Security upgrades, including guards, in effect at Tioga County office building

Tuesday, April 11 by Bill Moyer

(Owego, NY) – Martha Sauerbrey, chairwoman of the Tioga County Legislature, reports a major upgrade in security took effect Monday at the Ronald E. Dougherty Office Building, 56 Main St., Owego.As of Monday, Security Guards will greet visitors as they enter the building and... Read More.

NY State Police investigate abduction of Ithaca woman killed in Virginia

Thursday, April 6 by Bill Moyer

On April 5, 2023, at about 7:22 a.m., State Police in Ithaca responded to a reported abduction of an adult female at 110 West Hill Circle in the Town of Ithaca. A witness reported the victim, Tatiana N. David, 34, of Ithaca, was forced... Read More.

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Tioga Opportunities celebrates Community Action Month with various activities

Vestal High School Odyssey of the Mind teams qualify for World Finals

Johnson City man goes to jail for 20 years in New Year’s Eve machete killing

Owego woman, pregnant inmate at Broome County jail, overdoses, unborn child dies

Vestal School District receives national recognition for Best Communities for Music Education

Want to learn a new skill or change careers? How about vocational training?

2023 Southern Tier Heart Walk is 9:45 a.m. this Sunday at Otsiningo Park

Family & Children’s Counseling Services breaks ground for Binghamton expansion

Tioga County announces Public Health Department is under new leadership

Nichols Park Pond in Spencer receives grant from Mildred Faulkner Truman Foundation

Security upgrades, including guards, in effect at Tioga County office building

NY State Police investigate abduction of Ithaca woman killed in Virginia

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