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Coronavirus COVID-19 Update: Still No Confirmed Cases in Tioga County

Thursday, March 12 by Bill Moyer

FROM TIOGA PUBLIC HEALTH: As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak continues to spread around the country and New York State, Tioga County Public Health wants to reassure our residents that our department is prepared should a positive case be detected in the county. As of... Read More.

State Police Ask Public’s Help to Solve Burglary at Binghamton Polish Center

Monday, March 9 by Bill Moyer

New York State Police at Binghamton are investigating a break-in at the Polish Community Center, 347 Prospect St., Town of Dickinson. During the burglary, an undisclosed amount of money was taken and damage was done to the building.The burglary was discovered on March 2... Read More.

UPDATED: Casie Weese’s Autopsy Showed No Obvious Signs of Trauma

Friday, March 6 by Bill Moyer

UPDATED: State Police said an autopsy was performed Friday morning on Casie Weese, whose body was located Thursday in a wooded area between Route 17 and Route 434 across from Old Owego Road in Apalachin. The autopsy performed at Lourdes Hospital in Binghamton showed... Read More.

Today is Black Balloon Day in Tioga & Broome for Drug Abuse Awareness

Friday, March 6 by Bill Moyer

Black Balloon Day is a national event that will be observed in Tioga and Broome counties to bring awareness to deaths caused by drug overdoses and addiction. In memory of those individuals and families who have been affected by drug abuse. This event also... Read More.

Tioga County Public Health: Drug Overdose Deaths in 2019 Reach New High

Thursday, March 5 by Bill Moyer

FROM TIOGA PUBLIC HEALTH: 2019 proved to be a devastating year of drug overdose deaths in Tioga County. Throughout the year, there were 17 mixed drug toxicity deaths, a staggering increase from the eight in 2018. By comparison, the county had 11 mixed drug... Read More.

Students Share ‘American Music Abroad’ with Apalachin Lions Club

Tuesday, March 3 by Bill Moyer

At a recent Apalachin Lions meeting, students from the club's service area of Apalachin and Campville, NY, and Little Meadows, Pa., shared their activities in American Music Abroad. They traveled to Italy, Croatia, Austria, Germany and Switzerland while performing in a band, orchestra or... Read More.

Binghamton Man Killed in Two-Vehicle Crash, Owego Woman Taken to Guthrie

Monday, March 2 by Bill Moyer

State Police at Kirkwood say an Owego woman was injured and a Binghamton man killed in a two-vehicle crash Saturday morning on a snow-covered road in Broome county.State police issued this report: On Saturday, February 29, at approximately 8:15 a.m., troopers responded to a... Read More.

Be Aware: Owego Police Report Counterfeit Money Has Been Passed in Villiage

Monday, March 2 by Bill Moyer

Owego Police Department has issued a warning to local residents and merchants be aware of additional counterfeit money that has already been circulated in the village. Take a look at the money in this photo, which was circulated in the villiage. Police urge everyone... Read More.

Broome Jury: Guilty Verdict Takes Endicott Drug Dealer Off the Streets

Friday, February 28 by Bill Moyer

A Broome County jury found Davon M. Johnson, 41 years old, of Endicott, guilty Wednesday of two drug counts, related to an October 2018 arrest, in the City of Binghamton. At trial, prosecutors proved Johnson unlawfully possessed crack cocaine with intent to sell.“Despite New... Read More.

Tioga Rural Ministry Gets $3K Grant from Arthur Vining Davis Foundations

Thursday, February 27 by Bill Moyer

Tioga County Rural Ministry acknowledges a gift of $3,000 from the Arthur Vining Davis Foundations. This gift is targeted for general operating support. Sister Mary O’Brien, CSJ, executive director, said TCRM appreciates the beneficence of the foundations. Their donation enhances TCRM's ability to reach out with... Read More.

NY Plastic Bag Ban: Tioga County Public Health Ready for #BYOBagNY

Wednesday, February 26 by Bill Moyer

Tioga County Public Health is geared up and ready for the New York State Plastic Bag Ban that goes into effect on March 1. By eliminating the use of plastic bags, New York State can save on an estimated 23 billion plastic bags that... Read More.

Missing 72-Year Old Binghamton Woman Found Dead in Susquehanna River

Tuesday, February 25 by Bill Moyer

On Saturday at approximately 1:30 p.m., the Binghamton Police Patrol Division responded to the area of the deadend of Avon Road for a report of a body in the Susquehanna River. Upon arrival, it was determined that a resident of the area had been... Read More.

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Coronavirus COVID-19 Update: Still No Confirmed Cases in Tioga County

State Police Ask Public’s Help to Solve Burglary at Binghamton Polish Center

UPDATED: Casie Weese’s Autopsy Showed No Obvious Signs of Trauma

Today is Black Balloon Day in Tioga & Broome for Drug Abuse Awareness

Tioga County Public Health: Drug Overdose Deaths in 2019 Reach New High

Binghamton Man Killed in Two-Vehicle Crash, Owego Woman Taken to Guthrie

Be Aware: Owego Police Report Counterfeit Money Has Been Passed in Villiage

Broome Jury: Guilty Verdict Takes Endicott Drug Dealer Off the Streets

Tioga Rural Ministry Gets $3K Grant from Arthur Vining Davis Foundations

NY Plastic Bag Ban: Tioga County Public Health Ready for #BYOBagNY

Missing 72-Year Old Binghamton Woman Found Dead in Susquehanna River

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