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Southern Tier police make felony arrests including man who killed infant with arrow

Wednesday, June 28 by Bill Moyer

(Town of Colesville, NY) - Broome County man is charged with murder after a domestic incident left an infant dead and a woman injured in the Town of Colesville at 5:14am Monday in a residence on State Route 41 near Cass Road in the... Read More.

NYS environmental officials warn of poor air quality Wednesday from Canada’s wildfire

Tuesday, June 27 by Bill Moyer

New York State environmental officials continue to closely monitor air quality for potential impacts from Canadian wildfires, as well as ozone and other pollutants. The current New York State Department of Environmental Conservation statewide air quality forecast for Wednesday, June 28, shows the potential... Read More.

National Weather Service: Heavy rain, maybe flooding, possible in Twin Tiers

Friday, June 23 by Bill Moyer

Slow-moving or training thunderstorms this weekend, within an anomalously moist environment, will create favorable conditions for heavy rainfall rates, which may lead to isolated flash flooding, according to the National Weather Service at greater Binghamton Airport.

New York State Police urge caution driving through summer “Work Zones”

Friday, June 23 by Bill Moyer

Construction season is underway. New York State Police remind motorists to reduce speeds, eliminate distractions and drive cautiously in highway Work Zones to ensure the safety of construction workers.In addition, follow the “Move Over” law by using care and moving over when possible.

New NYS law effective Tuesday to protect consumers from gift card scams

Wednesday, June 21 by Bill Moyer

New York Secretary of State Robert J. Rodriguez reminded businesses that a new law to protect consumers from potential gift card scams went into effect June 20. All businesses selling gift cards are required to display a notice at or near where any gift card... Read More.

Bradford Sen. Yaw’s bill seeks to create PA Independent Energy Office

Tuesday, June 20 by Bill Moyer

(Harrisburg, PA) – Sen. Gene Yaw (R-23) has introduced legislation to establish an Independent Energy Office (IEO) in the Commonwealth. “Pennsylvania has one of the most diverse energy portfolios in the United States,” Yaw said. “There is no question we can capitalize on our state’s... Read More.

Gaming Store and Arcade Opens in Wysox Merchant Center

Tuesday, June 13 by Irene Radigan

The 8-Bit Bros. Nerd Zone located inside of the Wysox Merchant Center on the Golden Mile in Wysox held their grand opening event by kicking it off with a ribbon cutting. Representative Tina Pickett was there to help celebrate as well as family, friends,... Read More.

VIDEO: Whatta ya think? Are you aggressive or the guy who cut you off?

Tuesday, June 13 by Bill Moyer

PennDOT has reported speeding and other aggressive driving behaviors are among the leading factors of highway crashes and fatalities on Pennsylvania roadways. However, many motorists don’t realize they are in fact aggressive drivers.Are you an Aggressive Driver? If you answer yes to any of these... Read More.

Hundreds of Frontier customers frustrated with persistent poor service

Monday, June 12 by Bill Moyer

Frustrated by years of poor service, hundreds of Frontier Commonwealth customers turned out last week for four public input hearings held by the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) in the Northern Tier. Whether you shared your experience with poor customer service, extended landline and... Read More.

Route 199 Reconstruction Project continues in Sayre and Athens, Bradford County

Monday, June 12 by Bill Moyer

A four-year reconstruction project continues this week on Route 199 in Sayre and Athens, Bradford County. The 2.6-mile project is located .44 miles north of the intersection with Route 1056 (Front Street) in Athens Borough to the intersection with Interstate 17 (Southern Tier Expressway)... Read More.

NYS troopers issue more than 38,300 tickets during national “Click It or Ticket” campaign

Friday, June 9 by Bill Moyer

New York State Police issued 38,363 tickets statewide during the National “Click It or Ticket” enforcement campaign. The special enforcement period began on Monday, May 22, 2023, and ran through Sunday, June 4, 2023. During the campaign, which was partially funded by the Governor’s Traffic... Read More.

BREAKING NEWS: Guthrie to Acquire Our Lady of Lourdes Memorial Hospital and Affiliates

Thursday, June 8 by Irene Radigan

Sayre, Pa. – The Guthrie Clinic has entered into an agreement with Ascension that transfers ownership of Our Lady of Lourdes Memorial Hospital (Lourdes Hospital), its locations and related physician practices from Ascension to Guthrie. The transition will sustain and improve access to care... Read More.

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Southern Tier police make felony arrests including man who killed infant with arrow

NYS environmental officials warn of poor air quality Wednesday from Canada’s wildfire

National Weather Service: Heavy rain, maybe flooding, possible in Twin Tiers

New York State Police urge caution driving through summer “Work Zones”

New NYS law effective Tuesday to protect consumers from gift card scams

Bradford Sen. Yaw’s bill seeks to create PA Independent Energy Office

Gaming Store and Arcade Opens in Wysox Merchant Center

VIDEO: Whatta ya think? Are you aggressive or the guy who cut you off?

Hundreds of Frontier customers frustrated with persistent poor service

Route 199 Reconstruction Project continues in Sayre and Athens, Bradford County

NYS troopers issue more than 38,300 tickets during national “Click It or Ticket” campaign

BREAKING NEWS: Guthrie to Acquire Our Lady of Lourdes Memorial Hospital and Affiliates

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