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Taco Bell moving forward with plans for Owego location

Friday, August 23 by Pat McDonald

Plans for a Taco Bell in Owego are quickly moving forward. The company was recently given the nod of approval from the County Planning Board, and now will go to the Town of Owego Planning Board on August 27 before going to the Zoning Board... Read More.

Lockheed Martin Sikorsky delivers presidential helicopter to U.S. Marine Corps

Friday, August 23 by Pat McDonald

OWEGO – The U.S. Marine Corps formally accepted the 23rd and final next-generation VH-92A presidential helicopter built by Sikorsky, a Lockheed Martin Company (NYSE: LMT) in recent ceremonies here, marking a significant milestone for the company whose aircraft have flown every U.S. president since 1957. “This... Read More.

High school football kicks off in Pennsylvania tonight

Friday, August 23 by Pat McDonald

The 2024 high school football season will kick off in Pennsylvania tonight. In the Northern Tier League, Athens will visit South Williamsport, Canton travels to Northwest, Towanda will host Cowanesque Valley, Wyalusing welcomes in North Penn-Mansfield and Sayre heads to Alparon Park to take on... Read More.

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Tioga Downs Regional Community Foundation accepting grant applications

Friday, August 23 by Pat McDonald

As part of its annual tradition, the Tioga Downs Regional Community Foundation is currently accepting grant applications from not for profits and charitable organizations Broome, Tioga, Chemung, and Bradford counties. The foundation will award $2 million which was increased in 2023 from $1.5 million to... Read More.

Bradford County announces end of Half Marathon tradition, focus shifts to popular Walk for Our Buddies event

Thursday, August 22 by Pat McDonald

After careful consideration and review of participation trends over the past few years, the Bradford County Commissioners have made the difficult decision to discontinue its annual half marathon race, traditionally held in October. While the event has been a beloved tradition in the community, low... Read More.

Elmira Fest returns to Grove Park this weekend

Thursday, August 22 by Pat McDonald

Elmira Fest will return to Grove Park in Elmira this weekend. The two-day event will feature family activities, food, games, face painting and live entertainment. There will also be a variety of prizes given out during the event, including bill pays, gas cards, kid’s toys and... Read More.

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Guthrie, Elmira College announce new partnership for health services on campus

Thursday, August 22 by Pat McDonald

Elmira College and Guthrie have announced a new partnership for on-campus health services that ensures quality healthcare services for EC students. Through the agreement, Guthrie medical professionals will provide primary health services to all EC students at the EC Clarke Health Center on campus. The Guthrie... Read More.

NY State Police rule suspicious death in Chenango Forks as murder-suicide

Thursday, August 22 by Pat McDonald

The New York State Police have ruled a pair of suspicious deaths in Chenango Forks from earlier this month as a murder-suicide. According to police, 38-year-old Matthew J. Lott caused the death of 63-year-old Scott E. Cleary with a firearm then caused his own death... Read More.

Chemung County restarting Adopt-A-Highway program

Wednesday, August 21 by Pat McDonald

Chemung County is restarting an Adopt-A-Highway program where residents and businesses can help keep the county clean. The county is looking for individuals, businesses and organizations to adopt a section of the highway and commit to keeping it litter free through regular clean-up activities. Participants will... Read More.

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Owego Apalachin School District complying with state mandate on Indigenous imagery

Wednesday, August 21 by Pat McDonald

As part of the requirement for New York State school districts to remove and replace Indigenous names, logos, and imagery by the end of the 2024-2025 academic year, the Owego Apalachin Central School District has started to remove the main entrance sign on Sheldon... Read More.

Broome County Sheriff’s No. 1 Most Wanted fugitive caught in Philadelphia

Wednesday, August 21 by Pat McDonald

The Broome County Sheriff’s #1 Most Wanted fugitive was caught this week following a traffic stop in Philadelphia and arrested on a felony weapons charge after evading police for 10 months. Jeremy Lewis, 27, of Endicott, was wanted for possession of a handgun that was... Read More.

Tioga County Sheriff’s Office looking for missing person

Wednesday, August 21 by Pat McDonald

The Tioga County Sheriff's Office is seeking the public’s assistance with locating 47-year-old Mark J. Klotz. Mr. Klotz was last seen leaving an address on Church Street in the Town of Tioga and walking towards the Village of Nichols on July 10. He was possibly... Read More.

Regions

Taco Bell moving forward with plans for Owego location

Lockheed Martin Sikorsky delivers presidential helicopter to U.S. Marine Corps

High school football kicks off in Pennsylvania tonight

Tioga Downs Regional Community Foundation accepting grant applications

Bradford County announces end of Half Marathon tradition, focus shifts to popular Walk for Our Buddies event

Elmira Fest returns to Grove Park this weekend

Guthrie, Elmira College announce new partnership for health services on campus

NY State Police rule suspicious death in Chenango Forks as murder-suicide

Chemung County restarting Adopt-A-Highway program

Owego Apalachin School District complying with state mandate on Indigenous imagery

Broome County Sheriff’s No. 1 Most Wanted fugitive caught in Philadelphia

Tioga County Sheriff’s Office looking for missing person

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