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State Police: 11 Tioga County Businesses Checked, No Alcohol Sales to Minors

Thursday, May 28 by Bill Moyer

On May 23, New York State Police conducted an Underage Drinking Initiative in Tioga County.Eleven retail establishments were checked and all were found to be in compliance and did not sell alcohol to an underage operative.The following establishments were checked:Dandy Mini Mart –... Read More.

Update: Tioga County Staying the Course Toward Full Reopening in late June

Thursday, May 28 by Bill Moyer

We plan to have all businesses back to operating by June 26th. Never has it been more important than right now for the Southern Tier to “stay the course.” All non-essential businesses were shut-down as of March 20th; by April 26th a plan for phased... Read More.

Deadline is Friday to Register for Local, State and Federal Primaries on June 23

Wednesday, May 27 by Bill Moyer

The State Board of Elections reminds all state residents that the deadline to register to vote for the June 23, 2020 state, local and federal Primaries, including the Democratic Presidential Primary is this Friday, May 29, 2020. Mail-in voter registration forms must be postmarked... Read More.

Apalachin Astronaut Hurley Lifts Off Wednesday on Mission to Space Station

Wednesday, May 27 by Bill Moyer

Astronaut Douglas Hurley, of Apalachin and a 1984 graduate of Owego Free Academy, Tioga County, will make history Wednesday when he and Robert Behnken launch a new era of human spaceflight as American astronauts takeoff on an American rocket from American soil to the... Read More.

Broome County Sheriff’s Office Mourns Death of Deputy Sheriff K9 Alan

Tuesday, May 26 by Bill Moyer

Broome County Sheriff's Office has reported K9 Alan (K9 18) passed away unexpectedly on May 18. K9 Alan was born on June 25, 2015, in Slovakia. He was transported to Gold Coast K9 in Moorpark, Calif., in August 2016, where he began training as... Read More.

Are You Ready for Some Football? Cuomo Wants NY Sports Teams to Resume Play

Tuesday, May 26 by Bill Moyer

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said New York professional sports teams will begin training camps this week. Cuomo said sports will probably come back without people in the stadium or without having people in the arena. Cuomo said do it. Work out the economics,... Read More.

Chemung Canal Trust Company Expands Hours for Drive-Up and Walk-Up Services

Tuesday, May 26 by Bill Moyer

Chemung Canal Trust Company (CCTC) has announced that, effective Tuesday, May 26, 19 of its 25 offices will be returning to their regular hours of operation. These offices will continue accepting transactions through their drive-up windows, which are also accessible to walk-up pedestrians. The... Read More.

Vestal Police: Michigan Man Charged in Officer Shooting, Man Still in Intensive Care

Friday, May 22 by Bill Moyer

Vestal police released a follow-up press release Friday regarding the officer-involved shooting May 13 on Route 17 in Vestal. The results of an investigation by the Vestal Police Department have determined the following:The individual in this case has been identified as 29 year old... Read More.

Amid COVID-19, Newark Valley ‘The Moonlighter’ Loses Advertisers, Closes

Friday, May 22 by Bill Moyer

We had anticipated resuming publication of The Moonlighter following the Coronavirus crisis, but we have had to reassess our ability to continue. Many of our advertisers were negatively impacted, and some of the businesses were forced to permanently close their doors.Without the advertising dollars... Read More.

What About High School Graduation Ceremonies? Waiting for Cuomo to Decide

Thursday, May 21 by Bill Moyer

Graduating seniors in Tioga County and elsewhere in the Class of 2020, with their families, relatives and friends, are still anxiously waiting for an announcement from Gov. Andrew Cuomo about whether graduation ceremonies -- in some form or another -- will be allowed in... Read More.

New York State Police in Southern Tier Honor Officers Lost In Line of Duty

Thursday, May 21 by Bill Moyer

On May 19, Troop C, headquartered in Sidney, held it's annual Memorial Ceremony. Each May, each Troop in New York State honors the members of the New York State Police who have given their lives in the line of duty.Acting Troop Commander, Captain Jeffrey... Read More.

11K Masks Available to Essential Businesses and Nonprofits in Tioga and Broome

Wednesday, May 20 by Bill Moyer

Local essential businesses and not-for-profits will now have access to 11,000 new 3-ply masks thanks to a partnership between several local community organizations. Binghamton Rotary Charities Fund successfully secured $11,000 in combined grant funding to purchase 11,000 masks for Broome, Tioga, Chenango, Delaware, Tompkins, Otsego... Read More.

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State Police: 11 Tioga County Businesses Checked, No Alcohol Sales to Minors

Update: Tioga County Staying the Course Toward Full Reopening in late June

Deadline is Friday to Register for Local, State and Federal Primaries on June 23

Apalachin Astronaut Hurley Lifts Off Wednesday on Mission to Space Station

Broome County Sheriff’s Office Mourns Death of Deputy Sheriff K9 Alan

Are You Ready for Some Football? Cuomo Wants NY Sports Teams to Resume Play

Chemung Canal Trust Company Expands Hours for Drive-Up and Walk-Up Services

Vestal Police: Michigan Man Charged in Officer Shooting, Man Still in Intensive Care

Amid COVID-19, Newark Valley ‘The Moonlighter’ Loses Advertisers, Closes

What About High School Graduation Ceremonies? Waiting for Cuomo to Decide

New York State Police in Southern Tier Honor Officers Lost In Line of Duty

11K Masks Available to Essential Businesses and Nonprofits in Tioga and Broome

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