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Longtime Owego Trustee withdrawing from race

Thursday, January 22 by Pat McDonald

Longtime Village of Owego Trustee Charles Plater has announced he will not run for re-election due to a change in residency. Plater was running for a fifth term as a Second Ward Trustee, but recently learned that his new residence is actually about 35 feet... Read More.

Broome County Sheriff’s Office announces cause of death of female inmate

Wednesday, January 21 by Pat McDonald

The Broome County Sheriff's Office has announced the cause of death of the female inmate who died in the Broome County Jail last year. According to the sheriff's office, Chelsey Davis died from chronic alcohol use with hepatic cirrhosis. Contributing factors were listed as hemorrhagic... Read More.

Broome County awarded over $7 million for projects

Wednesday, January 21 by Pat McDonald

Broome County will receive over $7 million from the New York State Regional Economic Development Council. The county received over $6.2 million dollars to complete an infrastructure project to enable construction of a residential development on 10.67 acres in Johnson City. The City of Binghamton was... Read More.

Tri-Town Insurance named WEBO Business of the Week

Wednesday, January 21 by Pat McDonald

Tri-Town Insurance has been named the WEBO Business of the Week. Art Poulton joined the WEBO Morning Show earlier this week to talk about the history of the company and its local roots. Tri-Town offers many different product lines including personal, commercial, life insurance, bonding, cyber... Read More.

OA School District implements Extreme Cold Bus Transportation for walkers on Wednesday

Tuesday, January 20 by Pat McDonald

With the extremely cold temperatures in the forecast for Wednesday, the Owego Apalachin School District has implemented the Extreme Cold Bus Transportation for all walkers. Parents and guardians should review the document for bus pickup locations and times for students walking to school. Click Here... Read More.

Guthrie Lourdes Hospital enhancing cancer care capabilities with new expanded facility

Tuesday, January 20 by Pat McDonald

Guthrie Lourdes Hospital is enhancing its cancer care capabilities with the relocation of its Medical Oncology and Infusion teams to a modern, expanded facility on the hospital campus. On Friday, Jan. 16, the medical oncology and infusion teams will move from their current hospital location to the... Read More.

Owego DMV to close for few days next month

Tuesday, January 20 by Pat McDonald

The Tioga County Department of Motor Vehicles will be closed for a few days next month. According to county officials, the DMV in Owego will be closed between Friday, Feb. 13 and Wednesday, Feb. 18 as New York State upgrades its systems. This is the initial... Read More.

S-VE Sportsmans Show set for next month

Tuesday, January 20 by Pat McDonald

The Spencer-Van Etten Sportsmans Show is set for next month. The event will be held from 10 am to 4 pm on Saturday, Feb. 7 and Sunday, Feb. 8 at Spencer-Van Etten High School. This is a free event, but donations will be accepted. Vendor applications are... Read More.

Vestal Town Board to hold public hearing on Williams Auto Group, Skate Estate permits

Friday, January 16 by Pat McDonald

The Vestal Town Board has announced a public hearing will be held on two requested permits by Williams Auto Group regarding the land where the current Skate Estate roller rink is located. The hearing will be held on Wednesday, Feb. 11. The public will have... Read More.

Man arrested for spraying person with bear spray

Friday, January 16 by Pat McDonald

A man was arrested after he allegedly sprayed someone in the face with bear spray in Ithaca. According to the New York State Police, Arthur L. Stewart was charged with misdemeanor unlawful possession of a noxious matter following the incident. Troopers responded to Winston Drive in... Read More.

Lockheed Martin celebrates milestone

Friday, January 16 by Pat McDonald

New York school vaccination requirements remain unchanged despite CDC updates

Thursday, January 15 by Pat McDonald

Despite the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention updating its childhood vaccine recommendations, the New York state school requirements remain the same. The CDC reduced the number of recommended routine shots from 17 down to 11. Here is a list of required vaccinations in New York: Vaccines... Read More.

Owego-Bing

Longtime Owego Trustee withdrawing from race

Broome County Sheriff’s Office announces cause of death of female inmate

Broome County awarded over $7 million for projects

Tri-Town Insurance named WEBO Business of the Week

OA School District implements Extreme Cold Bus Transportation for walkers on Wednesday

Guthrie Lourdes Hospital enhancing cancer care capabilities with new expanded facility

Owego DMV to close for few days next month

S-VE Sportsmans Show set for next month

Man arrested for spraying person with bear spray

Lockheed Martin celebrates milestone

New York school vaccination requirements remain unchanged despite CDC updates

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