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Town of Owego looking at LED lighting

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The Town of Owego is looking to convert it's street lamps to LED technology. Town officials and SmartWatt vendor representatives held a planning meeting at the Owego Town Hall Wednesday to discuss initial details of the project. The Town is looking to... Read More.

Tioga Legislature honors late fire coordinator

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The Tioga County Legislature honored late county fire coordinator John Scott with a special resolution during their meeting today. Scott was honored for his many years of service to the county - 17 as fire coordinator - and his 40-plus years as a volunteer... Read More.

Cuomo announces $100M for BU Nursing School

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Governor Andrew Cuomo was in Johnson City today to announce a $100 million award for Binghamton University to build the new Decker School of Nursing on Corliss Ave. in Johnson City. The governor and other dignitaries, including Senator Fred Akshar, Assemblywoman Donna Lupardo, and... Read More.

Town of Owego budget hearing tonight

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The Town of Owego will be voting on its proposed 2017 budget during a meeting tonight. The budget includes a zero percent tax increase for residents, however, town water rates would increase 32 cents per thousand gallons of water. The board will be voting... Read More.

Owego Elks holding free meal for veterans

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The Owego Elks are holding a free meal for area veterans this Sunday from 3pm until 6pm. The meal includes manicotti, homemade meatballs, salad, and various fixings. A DJ will provide entertainment throughout the evening as well. Registration is not necessary, however, supplies are... Read More.

Akshar talks with WEBO after victory

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Election day was yesterday and Senator Fred Akshar was reelected to New York State's 52nd State Senate District. We had a chance to talk with Senator Akshar this morning, and he outlined some of his plans for his next term.   "We have to continue to... Read More.

Local races to be decided tomorrow

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Tomorrow is Election Day and there are several local elections taking place.   That includes Tioga County, where Dennis Mullen is running against Patrick Ayers to represent District Five of the county legislature. Mullen, a retired member of the State Police, was appointed earlier this year... Read More.

Tioga Downs receives new blackjack tables

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Tioga Downs is one step closer to offering table games to patrons. The casino's new blackjack tables were delivered this morning, and will soon be installed on the new gaming floor. They join the poker tables and new video lottery terminal machines that are... Read More.

TCHS O Tannenbaum opens Saturday

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The Tioga County Historical Society's annual O Tannenbaum event will open this Saturday. The annual event showcases Christmas trees, wreaths, and other displays of donated items from local businesses. People can bid on the items, and all funds raised benefit the Historical Society. O... Read More.

Abandoned buildings to be demolished in Endwell

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An abandoned school and convent in Endwell will soon be demolished to make way for a community garden and recreation area. The former Christ the King school building and convent on Davis Avenue has been vacant since flooding in 2006. The county seized the... Read More.

Windsor man allegedly threatens judge

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A Broome County man was arrested Friday and charged with threatening to kill a county judge. 54-year-old Ned Woodruff of Windsor allegedly threatened to kill Broome County Judge Joseph Cawley unless the judge ruled in his favor in a pending harassment case, according to the... Read More.

Report of shots fired in Endicott today

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Endicott Police are investigating a report of shots fired on West Edwards Street Tuesday morning. The shots were reported around 8am in the area of 307 West Edwards Street, but no injuries were reported. The 300 block of the street remains closed while the... Read More.
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