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Owego’s $3M emergency preparedness project will help residents during storms

Tuesday, May 3 by Bill Moyer

(Owego, N.Y.) - A $3 million infrastructure project to improve emergency response and protect residents in the village of Owego hasbeen completed. The project relocated and reconstructed a municipal facility that provides crucial services to an area outside the floodplain. During both Hurricane Irene and... Read More.

Tioga County Man Fights Rare Cancer; Friends Announce Benefit to Ease Financial Burdens

Monday, May 2 by WEBO

Apalachin, N.Y. -- Acute myeloid leukemia (AML) is a blood cancer that starts within bone marrow and while the American Cancer Society reports it is one of the most common types of leukemia in adults, it is fairly rare overall accounting for only about... Read More.

Tioga State Bank’s president and CEO finishes term as chairman of Bankers of America

Friday, April 29 by Bill Moyer

As another Community Banking Month (April) comes to an end, Bob Fisher, president and CEO of Tioga State Bank, has completed his term as Chairman of the Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA). In this role, Mr. Fisher has crisscrossed the nation, educating and advocating... Read More.

Broome, Tioga, Chemung and Bradford Sites Collecting Medications for National Take Back Day

Thursday, April 28 by WEBO

After what seems like a never-ending winter, spring has arrived. With it comes the desire to clean rooms and purge unwanted items, including furniture, papers, books, kitchen utensils or clothing. What about the medicine cabinet? Most likely, there are medications no longer used, expired or... Read More.

State Police sieze drugs, firearms and weapons from Endicott home; accused jailed

Thursday, April 28 by Bill Moyer

(Endicott, NY) - New York State Police Bureau of Criminal investigators seized methamphetamine, numerous illegal firearms and weapons from a home in the Town of Union earlier this week. On April 24, troopers from State Police at Endwell were dispatched to a reports of a... Read More.

Attempted murder in Johnson City among felony charges filed by Southern Tier police

Thursday, April 28 by Bill Moyer

On Sunday, April 24, at 8 a.m., Johnson City police responded to a shooting on Diment Street. Officers located an occupied vehicle that had been struck by gunfire and named Denzel Duncan as a suspect, who fled the scene. Detectives were called to the... Read More.

Tioga County Public Health: COVID-19 increasing again; 24 new cases a day

Wednesday, April 27 by Bill Moyer

(Owego, NY) - COVID-19 cases are once again on the rise in Tioga County. Over the past two weeks, Tioga County has been averaging 24 new cases of COVID-19 each day, and as of Tuesday, April 26, 2022, Tioga County currently has 105 confirmed... Read More.

Owego Apalachin District’s Music Program receives national recognition

Wednesday, April 27 by Bill Moyer

(Owego, NY) - Owego Apalachin Central School District’s Music Education Program Receives National Recognition. This is their 4th time receiving this award. Owego Apalachin Central School District has been honored with the Best Communities for Music Education designation from The NAMM Foundation for its outstanding... Read More.

Tioga County Land Bank demolishes vacant and blighted homes in Owego neighborhood

Tuesday, April 26 by Bill Moyer

(Owego, NY) - The demolition of eight residential structures, along with two sheds owned by the Tioga County Property Development Corporation (Tioga County Land Bank) are underway in the Village of Owego. These structures, located on Temple Street and Liberty Street, have been a... Read More.

Village of Waverly to survey community about downtown economic needs

Tuesday, April 26 by Bill Moyer

(Waverly, NY) – The Village of Waverly has embarked on an economic market analysis, funded by NYS Empire State Development, for the purpose of identifying what new commercial, industrial and tourism development would be suitable and advantageous for the village to have in the... Read More.

Butt Out: Southern Tier teens celebrated Earth Day by picking up tobacco litter

Monday, April 25 by Bill Moyer

(Binghamton, NY) – A group of Johnson City Middle School students led an effort to rid JC’s streets of tobacco litter to celebrate Earth Day. The students are involved with Broome County Health Department’s Reality Check program and spent a portion of a day... Read More.

Earth Day Weekend Events Planned for Tioga, Broome and Bradford Counties

Friday, April 22 by WEBO

What started as a simple idea by a Wisconsin senator in 1970 to raise awareness about the need to protect the environment has lead through the decades to a change in how we view planet Earth and our role in protecting it. In the spring... Read More.

Owego-Bing

Owego’s $3M emergency preparedness project will help residents during storms

Tioga County Man Fights Rare Cancer; Friends Announce Benefit to Ease Financial Burdens

Tioga State Bank’s president and CEO finishes term as chairman of Bankers of America

Broome, Tioga, Chemung and Bradford Sites Collecting Medications for National Take Back Day

State Police sieze drugs, firearms and weapons from Endicott home; accused jailed

Attempted murder in Johnson City among felony charges filed by Southern Tier police

Tioga County Public Health: COVID-19 increasing again; 24 new cases a day

Owego Apalachin District’s Music Program receives national recognition

Tioga County Land Bank demolishes vacant and blighted homes in Owego neighborhood

Village of Waverly to survey community about downtown economic needs

Earth Day Weekend Events Planned for Tioga, Broome and Bradford Counties

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