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Chenango Woman Faces Three Felony Charges in Embezzlement

Friday, December 20 by Bill Moyer

Sheriff Ernest Cutting reports the arrest of a Town of New Berlin resident on Tuesday by members of the Chenango County Sheriff’s Office in an embezzlement case at a Town of Columbus business. Deputies arrested Amy L. Grant, 43, of New Berlin, following an... Read More.

Troopers Bust Cortland Business for Underage Alcohol Sales

Friday, December 20 by Bill Moyer

New York State Police conducted an Underage Drinking Enforcement detail in Cortland County this week. Twelve establishments were checked in the towns of Homer, Cortlandville, Virgil and Marathon. One unlawful sale was made to an 18-year-old female underage operative. Gregg’s Market Place located at 30... Read More.

Save a Life Today

Thursday, December 19 by Dave Radigan

Esperanza Gutierrez, a former WBNG reporter who now represents the American Red Cross in Broome County joined Matt Lewis during the afternoon Show to discuss the upcoming Battle of the Badges Blood Drive. The Endicott Police Department and the Endicott Fire Department will battle... Read More.

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Brindisi, Gillibrand React to Impeachment, White House Blasts Brindisi

Thursday, December 19 by Bill Moyer

After the vote Wednesday night, Congressman Anthony Brindisi issued the following statement: President Trump is my President too. I’ve always said I would work with him to get things done for American families. Recently, President Trump signed my first bill into law to extend... Read More.

Seven Tioga County Non-Profits Get Grants for Youth Services

Thursday, December 19 by Bill Moyer

The Board of Directors of the Community Foundation for the Twin Tiers has approved the 2019 Floyd Hooker Youth Grants of $21,780 to seven non-profit organizations serving Tioga County. "The Community Foundation for the Twin Tiers, and its Tioga County Advisory Board, is committed to... Read More.

Bertoni Honored for 12 Years in Office as Endicott’s Mayor

Wednesday, December 18 by Bill Moyer

In recognition of Mayor John Bertoni’s 12 years of service to the Village of Endicott, the Board of Trustees hosted an open house reception in early December. Local dignitaries, Endicott residents, village staff and partners from local media outlets attended to celebrate the service of... Read More.

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Local Donations Down; ‘Red Kettle’ Bells Ring for Final Week

Tuesday, December 17 by Bill Moyer

The Salvation Army says this year’s "Red Kettle" campaign got off to a slow start and the annual fundraiser's total is far behind where it was expected to be at this point in the season. The financial support from the community supports The Salvation... Read More.

‘Check It! Challenge’ Progam Can Help Control Blood Pressure

Monday, December 16 by Bill Moyer

A new program is giving Southern Tier residents a chance to help control a silent killer. The American Heart Association is recruiting participants for "Check It! Challenge." The challenge is a community-wide program encouraging people to check, change and control their blood pressure. The program... Read More.

AccuWeather: Storms to Bring Snow, Artic Cold into Southern Tier

Sunday, December 15 by Bill Moyer

AccuWeather expects a one-two punch of powerful storms to spread snow and wintry weather into the Southern Tier and upward into the Northeast, starting late Monday. Right now, the Southern Tier is in a band of snow that could total 6-12 inches from a... Read More.

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Amish Child Falls out of Minibus on Interstate 81 near Kirkwood

Saturday, December 14 by Bill Moyer

New York State Police at Kirkwood were dispatched to a report received at 5 p.m. Saturday of a child who fell out of a minibus on Interstate 81 southbound near Kirkwood. A preliminary investigation by state police revealed two minibuses with several members from an... Read More.

UPDATE: NYSP Arrest Woman who Used Stolen Credit Card at Weis

Friday, December 13 by Bill Moyer

New York State Police at Endwell arrested Samantha A. Hilliker, 28, of Binghamton, on Friday and charged her with Criminal Possession of Stolen Property (Credit Card), a felony, for using a stolen credit card to purchase gift cards at Weis Markets in Endwell. State Police received... Read More.

Owego Police Alert Public of Recent Bike Thefts in Village

Friday, December 13 by Bill Moyer

Owego Police Department would like to alert the community to several bicycle thefts that occurred recently. In order to help us solve these larcenies, we want to remind everyone to register your bicycles (and any that Santa might be bringing). Please, bring your bicycle to... Read More.

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Chenango Woman Faces Three Felony Charges in Embezzlement

Troopers Bust Cortland Business for Underage Alcohol Sales

Save a Life Today

Brindisi, Gillibrand React to Impeachment, White House Blasts Brindisi

Seven Tioga County Non-Profits Get Grants for Youth Services

Bertoni Honored for 12 Years in Office as Endicott’s Mayor

Local Donations Down; ‘Red Kettle’ Bells Ring for Final Week

‘Check It! Challenge’ Progam Can Help Control Blood Pressure

AccuWeather: Storms to Bring Snow, Artic Cold into Southern Tier

Amish Child Falls out of Minibus on Interstate 81 near Kirkwood

UPDATE: NYSP Arrest Woman who Used Stolen Credit Card at Weis

Owego Police Alert Public of Recent Bike Thefts in Village

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