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NY Plastic Bag Ban: Tioga County Public Health Ready for #BYOBagNY

Wednesday, February 26 by Bill Moyer

Tioga County Public Health is geared up and ready for the New York State Plastic Bag Ban that goes into effect on March 1. By eliminating the use of plastic bags, New York State can save on an estimated 23 billion plastic bags that... Read More.

Politicians, Baseball Officials Huddle to Talk About Rumble Ponies’ Future

Wednesday, February 26 by Bill Moyer

Local and national politicians, along with major and minor league baseball officials, a New York Mets executive and the Binghamton Rumble Ponies' owner met behind closed doors Monday at NYSEG Stadium to talk about the future of Minor League baseball in Binghamton, but emerged only... Read More.

Twin Tiers Honor Flight to Takeoff from Binghamton to Washington, D.C.

Wednesday, February 26 by Bill Moyer

Broome County Executive Jason Garnar and Broome County Department of Aviation Commissioner Mark Heefner joined officials from the Twin Tiers Honor Flight on Tuesday to announce details of the Mission 10 Twin Tiers Honor Flight taking off from the Greater Binghamton Airport this spring. On... Read More.

Missing 72-Year Old Binghamton Woman Found Dead in Susquehanna River

Tuesday, February 25 by Bill Moyer

On Saturday at approximately 1:30 p.m., the Binghamton Police Patrol Division responded to the area of the deadend of Avon Road for a report of a body in the Susquehanna River. Upon arrival, it was determined that a resident of the area had been... Read More.

Brindisi Announces Re-Election Campaign; Former Foe Tenney Not Impressed

Tuesday, February 25 by Bill Moyer

Congressman Anthony Brindisi announced Monday that he is officially running for re-election to the 22nd New York Congressional District. Brindisi, a Democrat, was elected to the seat in November 2018, defeating one-term incumbent Republican Claudia Tenney.In his re-election announcement Monday, Brindisi touted four of... Read More.

Tioga ‘Black Balloon Day’ to Support Everyone Affected by Drug Abuse

Tuesday, February 25 by Bill Moyer

Black Balloon Day is a national event, bringing awareness to deaths caused by drug overdoses and addiction. In memory of those individuals and families who have been affected by drug abuse, this event also encourages community members to stand in solidarity.As important as it... Read More.

NYSEG Warns of Scam Attempts; Report Suspicious Calls to the Company

Monday, February 24 by Bill Moyer

NYSEG is urging customers to be vigilant of scammers posing as representatives of the company. NYSEG has recently received new reports of customers accepting phone calls from people who claim to be employees or consultants of NYSEG, some with a forged caller ID. Customers are urged to... Read More.

Endicott Drug Dealer Found Guilty of Eight Felony Drug-Related Charges

Monday, February 24 by Bill Moyer

Broome County jury found Bilal A. Flynn, 49, of Endicott, guilty Monday of eight felony and two misdemeanor drug counts, related to a June 2019 arrest, in the Town of Union. At trial, prosecutors proved Flynn unlawfully possessed narcotics with the intent to sell.“Another... Read More.

Truck Driver Guilty of Criminally Negligent Homicide in Matt Howe’s Death

Friday, February 21 by Bill Moyer

A jury convicted Lawrence Faucett, of Ulster, Pa., on Friday of criminally negligent homicide in the death last March of New York State Department of Transportation maintenance worker Dennis “Matt” Howe, of Owego.Howe was parked on the shoulder of NYS Route 17 on March... Read More.

UPDATED: Car Slides into Chenango Valley School Bus, No Serious Injuries

Friday, February 21 by Bill Moyer

A school bus from the Chenango Valley School District was involved in an accident around 8:30 a.m. this morning on Phelps Street in Port Dickinson. The bus was transporting 23 students who attend the Port Dickinson Elementary School. Three students were examined on the... Read More.

ACHIEVE-Broome, Tioga, Chenango: Advocates for People with Disabilities

Friday, February 21 by Bill Moyer

Constituents and staff from ACHIEVE of Broome, Tioga and Chenango counties, a chapter of the Arc of New York, meet with Southern Tier assemblyman in Albany to talk about the organization that works to support and enhance the lives of those with developmental and... Read More.

Tioga Alcohol and Drug Services: Avoid Substance User Disorder Stigma

Thursday, February 20 by Bill Moyer

This story is provided by Tioga County Alcohol and Drug Services in partnership with Tioga ASAP Coalition.Have you ever used or heard others use terms such as junkie, addict, dirty, or scumbag to describe a person who has a substance use disorder? According to... Read More.

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NY Plastic Bag Ban: Tioga County Public Health Ready for #BYOBagNY

Politicians, Baseball Officials Huddle to Talk About Rumble Ponies’ Future

Twin Tiers Honor Flight to Takeoff from Binghamton to Washington, D.C.

Missing 72-Year Old Binghamton Woman Found Dead in Susquehanna River

Brindisi Announces Re-Election Campaign; Former Foe Tenney Not Impressed

Tioga ‘Black Balloon Day’ to Support Everyone Affected by Drug Abuse

NYSEG Warns of Scam Attempts; Report Suspicious Calls to the Company

Endicott Drug Dealer Found Guilty of Eight Felony Drug-Related Charges

Truck Driver Guilty of Criminally Negligent Homicide in Matt Howe’s Death

UPDATED: Car Slides into Chenango Valley School Bus, No Serious Injuries

ACHIEVE-Broome, Tioga, Chenango: Advocates for People with Disabilities

Tioga Alcohol and Drug Services: Avoid Substance User Disorder Stigma

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