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New Yorkers Alerted to Upcoming Census Outreach; Takers Visiting Homes

Friday, August 14 by Bill Moyer

The New York State Division of Consumer Protection has issued guidance to New Yorkers about Census takers who will be visiting homes that haven’t yet responded to the Census. To encourage participation, the Census Bureau also recently started emailing households that have not yet... Read More.

Brindisi-Tenney II: The Rematch for 22nd Congress Seat Could Be Dramatic Contest

Thursday, August 13 by Bill Moyer

"Brindisi-Tenney: The Rematch" for Congress could be one of the most contentious contests for any office in the upcoming November election in the Southern Tier and Mohawk Valley.Just weeks after the June primary, when Claudia Tenney won the GOP nomination run for a second non-consecutive... Read More.

Tioga County Board of Elections Needs Polling Site Workers for Upcoming Election

Wednesday, August 12 by Bill Moyer

At least twice a year, the Tioga County Board of Elections conducts elections for the voters to elect representatives in local, state and federal governments. The board needs at least 164 Election Day workers spread evenly between Democrats and Republicans at polling sites across... Read More.

Owego-Apalachin District Sets Monday, Sept. 14 as Opening Day for Schools

Wednesday, August 12 by Bill Moyer

The first day of school for students in the Owego Apalachin Central School District (OACSD) will be Monday, September 14. The OACSD Board of Education (BOE) approved the calendar changes during the BOE meeting Monday, August 10. Watch the meeting on YouTube here: OACSD... Read More.

State Police Charge 32 with Impaired Driving; 5 Charged with Felonies

Tuesday, August 11 by Bill Moyer

Members of the New York State Police in Troop C arrested 37 people in the month of July for driving while intoxicated or impaired by drugs, including five felony arrests. On July 8, 2020 at approximately 4:41 p.m., New York State Police at Homer... Read More.

Vestal Man Pleads Guilty to Arson in Fire that Damaged Home Central Warehouse

Monday, August 10 by Bill Moyer

Richard E. Millard, 50, of Vestal, pleaded guilty Monday in Broome County Court to second-degree Arson, a Class B felony, for setting a fire February 13 that damaged Home Central at 199 Stage Road, in Vestal. At the time, Miller was an employee at... Read More.

Troopers in Tioga County Look for Wrong-Way Elderly Driver Who Caused Crash

Monday, August 10 by Bill Moyer

New York State Police in Owego need the public’s assistance in locating an elderly driver who was traveling the wrong way on State Route 17 in the Nichols area on Saturday and caused a serious crash.A driver of a vehicle that was traveling east... Read More.

7-Eleven to Buy Speedway for $21B, including Two Stores in Tioga County

Monday, August 10 by Bill Moyer

7-Eleven, the world’s largest convenience store, agreed to buy all Speedway convenience and gas stations from Marathon Petroleum Corp. for $21 billion in a cash transaction expected to closes in the first quarter of 2021.Two current Speedway stores in Tioga County and one in western... Read More.

Victim Identified in Conklin Shooting, Binghamton Man Jailed without Bail

Monday, August 10 by Bill Moyer

At approximately 12:20 a.m. Friday, New York State Police at Binghamton responded to a report of a shooting at 1205 Conklin Road in the town of Conklin. Troopers immediately located two female victims in the parking lot and rendered aid until members from Broome... Read More.

AccuWeather Fall Forecast: Warmer than Normal Temperatures Expected

Friday, August 7 by Bill Moyer

Autumn is known for its shorter days, colorful leafy landscapes and cool, crisp nights, but anyone looking forward to these fall staples may need to wait a little longer this year as summer will linger across much of the United States. The autumnal equinox will... Read More.

African Penguin Hatched at Ross Park Zoo; Healthy, Growing, Gaining Weight

Friday, August 7 by Bill Moyer

The Ross Park Zoo is excited to announce the birth of an African penguin chick, hatched on June 20 to parents Adasha and Howard. Penguins have been a staple species at the zoo since 1997, but this is the first successful hatch. The healthy chick... Read More.

Tioga Public Health Issues Alert of COVID-19 Positive Test at Berkshire Meal Site

Thursday, August 6 by Bill Moyer

Tioga County Public Health has received notice that an individual who worked at the Summer Meal Site at the Berkshire Library on Tuesday, August 4 from 10:00am – 12:00pm has now tested positive for COVID-19. Anyone who was at the library between 10:00am – 12:00pm... Read More.

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New Yorkers Alerted to Upcoming Census Outreach; Takers Visiting Homes

Brindisi-Tenney II: The Rematch for 22nd Congress Seat Could Be Dramatic Contest

Tioga County Board of Elections Needs Polling Site Workers for Upcoming Election

Owego-Apalachin District Sets Monday, Sept. 14 as Opening Day for Schools

State Police Charge 32 with Impaired Driving; 5 Charged with Felonies

Vestal Man Pleads Guilty to Arson in Fire that Damaged Home Central Warehouse

Troopers in Tioga County Look for Wrong-Way Elderly Driver Who Caused Crash

7-Eleven to Buy Speedway for $21B, including Two Stores in Tioga County

Victim Identified in Conklin Shooting, Binghamton Man Jailed without Bail

AccuWeather Fall Forecast: Warmer than Normal Temperatures Expected

African Penguin Hatched at Ross Park Zoo; Healthy, Growing, Gaining Weight

Tioga Public Health Issues Alert of COVID-19 Positive Test at Berkshire Meal Site

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