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Village of Owego looking into new law on chickens

Thursday, August 21 by Pat McDonald

The Village of Owego is continuing to look at a potential law on keeping chickens in the village. According to the Morning Times, Owego Deputy Mayor Charles Plater told residents at a meeting on Monday that the village has received complaints about rodents and... Read More.

Binghamton University picks next president

Wednesday, August 20 by Pat McDonald

Binghamton University has selected its new president just in time for the start of the 2025-26 school year. Anne D’Alleva was approved to be the university’s eighth president by the State University of New York Board of Trustees on Tuesday. She comes to Binghamton after serving... Read More.

Ithaca man gets 25 to life for murder of his wife

Wednesday, August 20 by Pat McDonald

An Ithaca man could spend the rest of his life in prison for the murder of his wife. According to the Tompkins County District Attorney's Office, 44-year-old Ahmed Abed was sentenced to 25 years to life after being convicted of murder in the second degree. Abed... Read More.

Epiphany Church, Valley United Presbyterian Church continue How to Experience Life through the Senses series tonight

Wednesday, August 20 by Pat McDonald

The Epiphany Roman Catholic Church and Valley United Presbyterian Church are continuing their series How to Experience Life Through the Senses tonight. Each Wednesday in August, the community is invited to attend the series. This week's event will feature Rec. Rachel Helgeson talking about Hearing... Read More.

Apalachin Fire Department quickly contains fire in area of Harnick Road and Bolles Hills Road

Tuesday, August 19 by Pat McDonald

The Apalachin Fire Department responded to a fire in the area of Harnick Road and Bolles Hill Road on Tuesday morning. According to a press release from the fire department, crews arrived on scene to find a large amount of smoke in the area. With... Read More.

Retrial underway for man accused of starting fire that killed teen in 2011

Tuesday, August 19 by Pat McDonald

A retrial is underway for a man accused of starting a house fire in the City of Binghamton that killed a 17-year-old more than a decade ago. Jeremiah Raub is facing charges of murder in the second degree and arson in the first degree for... Read More.

Guthrie adds second K9 security team

Monday, August 18 by Pat McDonald

Guthrie introduced its second K9 Security Team last week as part of its ongoing commitment to workplace safety. The new team — K9 Scout and his handler Officer Daniel Redder — was presented during a press conference at Guthrie Cortland Medical Center. Scout, an 80-pound... Read More.

Major housing project underway in Vestal

Monday, August 18 by Pat McDonald

A project is underway for a new luxury housing development in Vestal. Gorick Construction has begun demolition work at the former Quality Inn across from Binghamton University on the Vestal Parkway. The $70 million dollar housing project is expected to include 200 high-end apartment units with... Read More.

WEBO Stuff the Bus campaign continues this week

Monday, August 18 by Pat McDonald

The WEBO Stuff the Bus campaign continues this week at Home Central in Owego. The school supply drive, which is brought to you by Home Central, Tioga State Bank, Johnson’s Pools & Spas, Tom Ash Insurance, Guardian of the Tat, the Village and Town of... Read More.

Funeral services set for Tioga County Fair Board Vice President Charles Truman

Monday, August 18 by Pat McDonald

The funeral services have been announced for Tioga County Fair Board vice president Charles Truman. Truman served as the board’s vice president for over a decade and dedicated countless hours to support the agricultural roots of our region. The family will receive friends Saturday, August 23... Read More.

Tioga County Public Health Department’s Child Passenger Safety Program receives grant

Friday, August 15 by Pat McDonald

Tioga County Public Health’s Child Passenger Safety program has been awarded funding from the Mildred Faulkner Truman Foundation. The Mildred Faulkner Truman Foundation, established at the request of the late Mildred Faulkner Truman, funds grants to qualified tax-exempt organizations whose projects benefit the residents of... Read More.

Binghamton University welcomes students this weekend

Friday, August 15 by Pat McDonald

BINGHAMTON, N.Y. — The beginning of the fall semester and a new academic year is set to begin at Binghamton University with the arrival of thousands of new and returning students and their families during move-in days, set for Aug. 15-17. Classes for all... Read More.

Owego-Bing

Village of Owego looking into new law on chickens

Binghamton University picks next president

Ithaca man gets 25 to life for murder of his wife

Epiphany Church, Valley United Presbyterian Church continue How to Experience Life through the Senses series tonight

Apalachin Fire Department quickly contains fire in area of Harnick Road and Bolles Hills Road

Retrial underway for man accused of starting fire that killed teen in 2011

Guthrie adds second K9 security team

Major housing project underway in Vestal

WEBO Stuff the Bus campaign continues this week

Funeral services set for Tioga County Fair Board Vice President Charles Truman

Tioga County Public Health Department’s Child Passenger Safety Program receives grant

Binghamton University welcomes students this weekend

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