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Athens Township Police refer to self-defense law in Vista Drive shooting, no charges filed

Monday, October 6 by Pat McDonald

The Athens Township Police Department has provided more information on the fatal shooting on Vista Drive last week. According to police, 59-year-old John J. Kraus was shot during a confrontation with his ex-wife's husband at 3:40 p.m. on Friday. Police said 57-year-old David Hancock and his... Read More.

Penn-York Opportunities hosting Glow Run this weekend

Monday, October 6 by Pat McDonald

Penn-York Opportunities invites runners and walkers of all ages to join the excitement at the inaugural 5K Glow Run, a vibrant evening event to support the organization’s vital work in empowering individuals with disabilities. The race will take place on Saturday, Oct. 11 at Valley... Read More.

Hot rod truck to be raffled off at Waverly football game

Monday, October 6 by Pat McDonald

One lucky person in the community will bring home a ’35 hot rod truck this weekend through a raffle being held by the Waverly Recreation Boosters and Waverly Central School District. The truck was built by Waverly students as part of the Winners Circle Project. In... Read More.

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U-E community mourning loss of Arthur Jones

Monday, October 6 by Pat McDonald

The Union-Endicott community is mourning the loss of former Tiger and Super Bowl champion Arthur Jones. The former Baltimore Raven passed away on Friday at the age of 39. Jones was a 2005 graduate of Union-Endicott High School. He was an All-State football player for the... Read More.

Replica Liberty Bell on display in Owego

Monday, October 6 by Pat McDonald

A replica of the Liberty Bell is currently on display in Owego. The replica was created by Binghamton High School students from 1974 to 1976 for America’s Bicentennial Celebration. It has been donated to the Charles H. Bassett Youth Foundation. The replica Liberty Bell can now... Read More.

EPA orders company to clean up asbestos at former power station

Monday, October 6 by Pat McDonald

The US Environmental Protection Agency has finalized a plan with NRGY Development to clean up asbestos contamination at the former Goudey Power Station. The company has been ordered to remove asbestos from the site and secure the 33-acre property located on the banks of the... Read More.

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Police/EMS respond to fatal shooting in Athens Township

Friday, October 3 by MyHometownToday

Sayre Borough and Athens Township Police are investigating a reported "shooting" on Vista Drive in Sayre Friday afternoon. The call came in around 3:30 PM. First police units on scene located a person down just inside the single-family dwelling's front door. Police quickly determined... Read More.

Wyoming County police officer stabbed responding to domestic incident

Friday, October 3 by Pat McDonald

A police officer was injured after he was stabbed during a domestic dispute in Wyoming County, Pennsylvania. Officers from the Dalton Borough Police Department responded to a domestic incident on College Avenue in Factoryville at around 6 p.m. on Wednesday. According to police, 37-year-old Devan Fenton... Read More.

Firefighters battle brush fires in Canton

Friday, October 3 by Pat McDonald

Firefighters from across Bradford County responded to multiple brush fires in the Canton area on Thursday. Three simultaneous brush fires occurred in the area with firefighters from Canton, East Smithfield, Monroeton, New Albany, South Creek, Towanda, North Towanda, Troy, Franklindale, Wysox, Blossburg, Shunk and Ralston... Read More.

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Sayre Borough gearing up for Christmas Parade

Friday, October 3 by Pat McDonald

Sayre Borough is gearing up for its annual Christmas Parade which will celebrate Christmas in America. The Bradford County America 250 Committee has selected the Christmas Parade as the official kickoff event for the county’s yearlong America 250 Celebration. The parade will be held on Friday,... Read More.

Guthrie offering Saturday mammograms during National Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Friday, October 3 by Pat McDonald

In the hustle of daily life, between work deadlines, family commitments and endless to-do lists, it can be easy for women to put their own health on the back burner. This October, during National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Guthrie is making it easier for women to prioritize... Read More.

Walk for Our Buddies set for Saturday

Friday, October 3 by Pat McDonald

The 9th annual Walk for Our Buddies is set for this weekend. The walk for Down Syndrome Awareness will take place on Saturday at Larnard-Hornbrook Park. Registration will open at 10 a.m. and the walk will begin at 11. The walk will be approximately 1 mile... Read More.

Regions

Athens Township Police refer to self-defense law in Vista Drive shooting, no charges filed

Penn-York Opportunities hosting Glow Run this weekend

Hot rod truck to be raffled off at Waverly football game

U-E community mourning loss of Arthur Jones

Replica Liberty Bell on display in Owego

EPA orders company to clean up asbestos at former power station

Police/EMS respond to fatal shooting in Athens Township

Wyoming County police officer stabbed responding to domestic incident

Firefighters battle brush fires in Canton

Sayre Borough gearing up for Christmas Parade

Guthrie offering Saturday mammograms during National Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Walk for Our Buddies set for Saturday

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