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Police arrest Ithaca man in spate of weekend burglaries; charged with five felonies, no bail

Thursday, July 14 by Bill Moyer

(Ithaca, NY) - Early morning on July 12, around 12:45 AM, Ithaca Police Department Investigators working a burglary suppression detail observed a suspicious person rummaging through a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers boat which was on a trailer in the parking lot of Bed,... Read More.

Valley Rotary Clubs of Sayre, Athens and Waverly recently installed new presidents

Thursday, July 14 by Bill Moyer

Rotary Clubs of Sayre and Athens, Pa., and Waverly, NY, recently met at the Grille at the Station for a joint installation of new officers for the 2022-23 year. Guests included Craig Devenport, District Governor Elect from District 7410 in Pa. and Rocky Martinez,... Read More.

Three-day Conklin Fair opens Thursday with full schedule of fun, food and free activities

Thursday, July 14 by Bill Moyer

(CONKLIN, NY) - The Conklin Fair opens Thursday, July 14 and runs through Saturday, featuring all of the activities that delight those who attend the fair every year. As always, there will be plenty of free parking and no entrance fee. A shuttle service will... Read More.

Endicott police ask public to help locate a 16-year old developmentally delayed youth

Tuesday, July 12 by Bill Moyer

(ENDICOTT, NY) - Endicott Police Department is requesting public assistance with locating a 16-year-old youth who is developmentally delayed and left his residence with no known destination.Daimon J. Copp, voluntarily left his residence on Main Street in Endicott at approximately 4 a.m. Monday and... Read More.

Ithaca police investigate rash of commercial burglaries in city since Saturday morning

Tuesday, July 12 by Bill Moyer

(ITHACA, NY) - The following burglary cases are all under active investigation by the Ithaca Police Department and possible links or connections are being considered.On July 11, 2022, at about 2:13 AM Ithaca Police Officers were dispatched to 312 E. Seneca St., Rosie’s... Read More.

Tioga Public Health: No time for ticks in warm weather; could cause Lyme’s disease

Tuesday, July 12 by Bill Moyer

(Owego, NY) - With the arrival of warm weather, ticks are out there and can make their way to infect people or animals with Lyme disease. In 2019, New York State had 2,847 confirmed cases of Lyme disease, of which 30 were residents in... Read More.

Waverly residents to serve jail terms to resolve Bradford County Criminal complaints

Monday, July 11 by Bill Moyer

(Towanda, PA) - Bradford County District Attorney Albert C. Ondrey reported the following resolutions of criminal cases in the Bradford County Court of Common Pleas, Towanda, Pennsylvania.Sarafina Thornton, 28, of Newark Valley, NY was sentenced to probation supervision for 6 months for the... Read More.

Fridge on the Fritz? Tioga Opportunities Offers Loan Program for New Home Appliances

Wednesday, July 6 by WEBO

TIOGA COUNTY, N.Y. -- When an individual or family finds themselves in need of a new home appliance, it is sometimes not as easy as just heading to the store and purchasing a new one outright. The budget may not allow for the sudden... Read More.

NY Sen. Schumer calls for U.S. Senate vote on $35 monthly out-of-pocket cap on insulin

Thursday, June 30 by Bill Moyer

(Owego, NY) - Standing with Southern Tier residents with diabetes who need insulin daily and health officials, Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer has revealed a new bipartisan agreement to reduce the cost of insulin and announced he will call for a Senate vote... Read More.

Chemung deputies arrest Waverly man as fugitive from justice; sent to county jail

Wednesday, June 29 by Bill Moyer

(Chemung County, NY) - Chemung County Sheriff’s Office has announced the arrest of 33-year old, DAVID B. CHANDLER JR., of Waverly, as a Fugitive From Justice, a Class D Felony offense of the New York State Criminal Procedure Law.CHANDLER was incarcerated at the Chemung... Read More.

Towanda Jr.-Sr. students must carry clear bookbags around high school building

Wednesday, June 29 by Bill Moyer

By TOWANDA AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT (Towanda, Pa.) - For the 2022-23 school year, there has been a change in the bookbag policy at Towanda Jr.-Sr High School. Students carrying traditional bookbags to school must place those bookbags in their locker during the school day or... Read More.

Feeling the Love. Williams Subaru of Sayre Donates Blankets for Cancer Patients

Tuesday, June 28 by WEBO

Sayre, Pa. – Wrapping Guthrie cancer patients in a blanket of caring was made possible recently when Williams Subaru of Sayre donated 80 blankets to the Guthrie Robert Packer Hospital Cancer Center as part of part of Subaru’s national “Share the Love” campaign.The donation... Read More.

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Police arrest Ithaca man in spate of weekend burglaries; charged with five felonies, no bail

Valley Rotary Clubs of Sayre, Athens and Waverly recently installed new presidents

Three-day Conklin Fair opens Thursday with full schedule of fun, food and free activities

Endicott police ask public to help locate a 16-year old developmentally delayed youth

Ithaca police investigate rash of commercial burglaries in city since Saturday morning

Tioga Public Health: No time for ticks in warm weather; could cause Lyme’s disease

Waverly residents to serve jail terms to resolve Bradford County Criminal complaints

Fridge on the Fritz? Tioga Opportunities Offers Loan Program for New Home Appliances

NY Sen. Schumer calls for U.S. Senate vote on $35 monthly out-of-pocket cap on insulin

Chemung deputies arrest Waverly man as fugitive from justice; sent to county jail

Towanda Jr.-Sr. students must carry clear bookbags around high school building

Feeling the Love. Williams Subaru of Sayre Donates Blankets for Cancer Patients

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