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Organizers offer many competitions for residents in events at Tioga County Fair

Tuesday, July 25 by Bill Moyer

(Owego, NY) - The 164th Tioga County Fair in Owego, NY, begins Tuesday, Aug. 8. Organizers are presenting many opportunities to local residents to compete in several events and on many levels. On Wednesday and Friday, Aug. 9 and 11, are the popular Demolition Derbies.... Read More.

NYS troopers issue 39 tickets in Broome “Operation Hard Hat” crackdown

Wednesday, July 19 by Bill Moyer

On July 18, 2023, New York State Police issued 39 tickets in Broome County during an “Operation Hard Hat” detail. Troopers from the Troop C TIM (Traffic Incident Management) Unit monitored traffic on state Route 17 in the Town of Sanford where road crews were... Read More.

Ross Park Zoo hosts ‘Feast for Beasts’ plus Conservation Lantern Festival

Thursday, July 13 by Bill Moyer

Tickets are on sale for Ross Park Zoo’s most exciting fundraiser of the year, the 2023 Feast for the Beasts banquet and lantern festival preview. Guests at the August 2 event will enjoy a catered dinner, guest speakers, live entertainment and a first look... Read More.

NYers warned of dangerous heat conditions Thursday to continue through the evening

Thursday, July 6 by Bill Moyer

State officials urged New Yorkers to prepare for dangerous heat conditions that are expected to continue throughout the State through Thursday evening, as high heat and humidity are forecast to maintain heat index values — or "feels like" temperatures — of more than 95 degrees across... Read More.

Owego village police make multiple felony arrests of out-of-towners

Thursday, July 6 by Bill Moyer

Owego village police recently arrested Cullen M. Watson, 29, Newark Valley, NY, for Criminal Possession of Controlled Substance in the Third Degree – with intent to sell (B - Felony), Criminal Possession of Controlled Substance in the Fourth Degree (C - Felony), Criminal Use... Read More.

Valley Rotary clubs install 2023-24 officers; district governors attend

Wednesday, July 5 by Bill Moyer

The Rotary Clubs of Sayre and Athens, PA, and Waverly, NY, recently met at Tomasso’s Restaurant for a joint installation of new officers for the 2023-24 year. Guests included Craig Devenport, District Governor from District 7410 in PA, Rocky Martinez, District Governor and Wendy Dies,... Read More.

STOP-DWI Enforcement Campaign underway again this July 4th holiday period

Friday, June 30 by Bill Moyer

Cortland County Police Agencies and other Southern Tier Law Enforcement Agencies will be participating in the High Visibility Campaign STOP-DWI July 4 Weekend Engagement Campaign across New York State. It's one of many statewide initiatives promoted by STOP-DWI NY and the Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee. This... Read More.

Southern Tier police make felony arrests including man who killed infant with arrow

Wednesday, June 28 by Bill Moyer

(Town of Colesville, NY) - Broome County man is charged with murder after a domestic incident left an infant dead and a woman injured in the Town of Colesville at 5:14am Monday in a residence on State Route 41 near Cass Road in the... Read More.

NYS environmental officials warn of poor air quality Wednesday from Canada’s wildfire

Tuesday, June 27 by Bill Moyer

New York State environmental officials continue to closely monitor air quality for potential impacts from Canadian wildfires, as well as ozone and other pollutants. The current New York State Department of Environmental Conservation statewide air quality forecast for Wednesday, June 28, shows the potential... Read More.

National Weather Service: Heavy rain, maybe flooding, possible in Twin Tiers

Friday, June 23 by Bill Moyer

Slow-moving or training thunderstorms this weekend, within an anomalously moist environment, will create favorable conditions for heavy rainfall rates, which may lead to isolated flash flooding, according to the National Weather Service at greater Binghamton Airport.

New York State Police urge caution driving through summer “Work Zones”

Friday, June 23 by Bill Moyer

Construction season is underway. New York State Police remind motorists to reduce speeds, eliminate distractions and drive cautiously in highway Work Zones to ensure the safety of construction workers. In addition, follow the “Move Over” law by using care and moving over when possible.

New NYS law effective Tuesday to protect consumers from gift card scams

Wednesday, June 21 by Bill Moyer

New York Secretary of State Robert J. Rodriguez reminded businesses that a new law to protect consumers from potential gift card scams went into effect June 20. All businesses selling gift cards are required to display a notice at or near where any gift card... Read More.

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Organizers offer many competitions for residents in events at Tioga County Fair

NYS troopers issue 39 tickets in Broome “Operation Hard Hat” crackdown

Ross Park Zoo hosts ‘Feast for Beasts’ plus Conservation Lantern Festival

NYers warned of dangerous heat conditions Thursday to continue through the evening

Owego village police make multiple felony arrests of out-of-towners

Valley Rotary clubs install 2023-24 officers; district governors attend

STOP-DWI Enforcement Campaign underway again this July 4th holiday period

Southern Tier police make felony arrests including man who killed infant with arrow

NYS environmental officials warn of poor air quality Wednesday from Canada’s wildfire

National Weather Service: Heavy rain, maybe flooding, possible in Twin Tiers

New York State Police urge caution driving through summer “Work Zones”

New NYS law effective Tuesday to protect consumers from gift card scams

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