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Rare License Suspension of Broome County Bar for Repeated COVID-19 Violations

Wednesday, December 9 by Bill Moyer

The liquor license at Charley’s Lounge at 272 Harry L Drive in Johnson City has been suspended by the State Liquor Authority for repeated violations of COVID-19 safety guidelines. On October 22, officers with the Johnson City Police Department conducted a compliance check at Charley's... Read More.

Apalachin Lion Charles DiGiacomo Gets Prestigious Award for Varied Service

Wednesday, December 9 by Bill Moyer

The members of the Apalachin Lions Club & Foundation recently honored fellow Lion Charles DiGiacomo with the prestigious Melvin Jones Fellowship in recognition of his 28 years of service to the club and his on-going support of the Apalachin/Little Meadows/Campville communities. Lion Charlie has... Read More.

Broome Public Health Offers Aging Online Check Up to Assess COVID Risk Factors

Tuesday, December 8 by Bill Moyer

Broome Public Health Offers Aging Online Check Up tWith colder weather setting in and increases in active COVID-19 cases in the community, the Broome County Office for Aging is encouraging older adults, as well as the general public, to utilize a new tool that... Read More.

Apalachin Man Faces 11 Criminal Charges after Narcotics Raid at Endwell Motel

Monday, December 7 by Bill Moyer

Anthony M. Kormos, of Apalachin, was arrested Friday night after the Broome Broome County Special Investigations Unit Task Force executed a narcotics search warrant at a motel on East Main Street in Endwell, Town of Union. Kormos, 30, who lives on Main Street in Apalachin,... Read More.

Kiwanis Club of Owego Getting into Local Holiday Spirit with Gift Card Raffle

Friday, December 4 by Bill Moyer

The Kiwanis Club of Owego has several activities planned to share the holiday spirit with the community. As in past years, the club will be sponsoring a family through the Tioga County Rural Ministry. Gifts are donated by members and the club provides a... Read More.

Banners and Decorated Storefronts Adorn Downtown Owego for Holiday Season

Friday, December 4 by Bill Moyer

Tioga Arts Council (TAC) and Historic Owego Marketplace (HOM) are pleased to announce a series of community-based arts initiatives to brighten the Village of Owego this holiday shopping season. Join us on Friday, December 4 between 11:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m., to enjoy First... Read More.

Tioga County Residents Urged to Remember Pearl Harbor, Victims and Survivors

Friday, December 4 by Bill Moyer

"December 7, 1941...a date which will live in infamy." Monday, December 7 marks the 79th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor. It is fitting that on Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day we remember the U.S. sailors, Marines, soldiers, airmen and civilians who gave their lives on... Read More.

Tioga Arts Council Exhibit: ‘Unpacking Constructs’ by Tim Jackson Opens Today

Friday, December 4 by Bill Moyer

'Unpacking Constructs' is an upcoming exhibition by Tim Jackson that opens Friday, December 4 from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. in the Tioga Arts Council’s gallery, 179 Front St., Owego. “The desire to create is ingrained within our very nature, and like many, I have... Read More.

Owego Apalachin CSD Recognized as a Model Professional Learning Community

Thursday, December 3 by Bill Moyer

The Owego Apalachin Central School District was recently recognized by Solution Tree for its sustained success in raising student achievement. The district’s successful implementation of the Professional Learning Communities at Work® process was a major contributing factor in the improved achievement of its students. ... Read More.

Eight Deaths Reported Wednesday in Tioga County Public Health’s COVID-19 Update

Thursday, December 3 by Bill Moyer

It is with great sadness that Tioga County Legislature Chairwoman Martha Sauerbrey reported the deaths Wednesday of eight county residents from COVID-19. "Our thoughts and prayers go out to the friends and families of their loved ones," said Sauerbrey. TIOGA COUNTY COVID-19 UPDATE – DECEMBER 2, 2020 Owego, NY – Tioga County... Read More.

Despite COVID-19, Ti-Ahwaga Community Players Will Keep A Holiday Tradition Alive

Thursday, December 3 by Bill Moyer

For the past 19 years, Ti-Ahwaga Community Players have had a tradition of producing "A Christmas Story" -- a classic Christmas story of young Ralphie as he tries to convince everyone in his life that he needs a Red Ryder BB gun for Christmas.... Read More.

Tioga State Bank Temporarily Closes Lobbies; Drive-Thru Locations Remain Open

Monday, November 30 by Bill Moyer

Our customers, staff and communities are our top priority and in order to remain proactive and prioritize their safety and health, beginning Monday, November 30, all Tioga State Bank Office lobbies will temporarily close and switch to drive-up or appointment only services. All drive-up... Read More.

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Rare License Suspension of Broome County Bar for Repeated COVID-19 Violations

Apalachin Lion Charles DiGiacomo Gets Prestigious Award for Varied Service

Broome Public Health Offers Aging Online Check Up to Assess COVID Risk Factors

Apalachin Man Faces 11 Criminal Charges after Narcotics Raid at Endwell Motel

Kiwanis Club of Owego Getting into Local Holiday Spirit with Gift Card Raffle

Banners and Decorated Storefronts Adorn Downtown Owego for Holiday Season

Tioga County Residents Urged to Remember Pearl Harbor, Victims and Survivors

Tioga Arts Council Exhibit: ‘Unpacking Constructs’ by Tim Jackson Opens Today

Owego Apalachin CSD Recognized as a Model Professional Learning Community

Eight Deaths Reported Wednesday in Tioga County Public Health’s COVID-19 Update

Despite COVID-19, Ti-Ahwaga Community Players Will Keep A Holiday Tradition Alive

Tioga State Bank Temporarily Closes Lobbies; Drive-Thru Locations Remain Open

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