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Tioga Public Health: No Coronavirus Cases in the County, Threat is Low

Friday, January 31 by Bill Moyer

A new concern has been identified by federal, state, and local officials in recent weeks with the outbreak of the 2019 Coronavirus, which originated in Wuhan, Hubei Province, China at the beginning of January. While Tioga County Public Health is concerned, we want to reassure our... Read More.

Mayor Baratta: Plans Progressing for New Owego Municipal Building

Friday, January 31 by Bill Moyer

With winter upon us, I wanted to take some time to write to you and update you on what is going on within the village government. We have continued to work on the DRI grant. We have met with the Department of State concerning... Read More.

Federal Court: JC Man Gets 300 Month Prison Sentence for Porn

Friday, January 31 by Bill Moyer

A federal district court in Binghamton reported Michael Rushmer, age 48, of Johnson City, was sentenced Thursday to 300 months in prison for sexually exploiting a child, and for distributing and possessing child pornography. As part of his previously entered guilty plea, Rushmer admitted he... Read More.

Sunday Penguin Bowl III Streaming: ‘It’s All Happening at the Zoo’

Friday, January 31 by Bill Moyer

Don't miss Penguin Bowl III to be streamed starting at 10 a.m. Sunday on the Binghamton Zoo's Facebook and Instagram pages. African penguins of the Binghamton Zoo at Ross Park are taking the field for the third annual Penguin Bowl. These tuxedo-wearing, waddling birds are... Read More.

UPDATED: Binghamton Man Killed in Standoff with Troopers in Deposit

Thursday, January 30 by Bill Moyer

UPDATED: On Tuesday at approximately 2:00 p.m., troopers from State Police Deposit were dispatched to 4167 State Route 8 in the Town of Deposit for a possible burglary in progress. Within minutes, troopers arrived on the scene and found a white male inside holding... Read More.

Rep. Brindisi Supports U.S. House Resolution to Save Rumble Ponies

Wednesday, January 29 by Bill Moyer

Congressman Anthony Brindisi has joined a bipartisan group of lawmakers to brush back Major League Baseball’s (MLB) attempts to eliminate 42 minor league baseball clubs, including the Binghamton Rumble Ponies. “The proposal by Major League Baseball to eliminate minor league teams, like New York’s Binghamton... Read More.

Red Cross Needs Donations at Upcoming Blood Drives in Owego

Wednesday, January 29 by Bill Moyer

American Red Cross has urged support of two blood donation drives in February in Owego. Red Cross says the need is urgent to keep blood supplies at normal levels during the winter months when donations decline due to holidays and cold weather. The need... Read More.

Fleeing Motorist Leads Endicott Police on Chase Through Village

Wednesday, January 29 by Bill Moyer

Endicott Police Department is continuing the investigation into an incident in which a motorist failed to comply with a police officer by fleeing in a motor vehicle. The incident occurred on Saturday at approximately 4:30 p.m., when the motorist fled from the police officers... Read More.

UPDATED: Two Adults in Broome Tested Negative for Coronavirus

Tuesday, January 28 by Bill Moyer

UPDATED: Broome County Heath Department officials said today that the results of novel coronavirus testing in both patients in Broome County are negative. There are currently no other people in Broome County under testing, nor any confirmed cases, according to a news release. No other... Read More.

Two Broome Residents Being Monitored For Possible Coronavirus

Monday, January 27 by Dave Radigan

Here is the press release from the Broome County Health Department: The Broome County Health Department is monitoring two adults who are being tested for infection by the novel Coronavirus that has emerged in China. To be clear, these are not confirmed cases. Tests are... Read More.

Queens Man Moves to JC; Now Guilty of Weapons and Drug Charges

Monday, January 27 by Bill Moyer

Kawon E. Imes was sentenced Friday to 13 years in prison, and five years’ parole, for drug and weapon charges, related to a February 2019 domestic incident. At trial in Broome County Court last October, prosecutors proved Imes had a loaded semi-automatic pistol, which he... Read More.

JC Domestic Dispute: Argument, Torn Pants, Biting, Felony, Released

Monday, January 27 by Bill Moyer

A domestic dispute last week in Johnson City involved arguing, biting, torn clothing, dragging, a cellphone and eventually three charges filed against the aggressor who was charged and then released, according to Johnson City police. News Release: Johnson City Police Department arrested FARRAHD J. SINGLETON,... Read More.

Owego-Bing

Tioga Public Health: No Coronavirus Cases in the County, Threat is Low

Mayor Baratta: Plans Progressing for New Owego Municipal Building

Federal Court: JC Man Gets 300 Month Prison Sentence for Porn

Sunday Penguin Bowl III Streaming: ‘It’s All Happening at the Zoo’

UPDATED: Binghamton Man Killed in Standoff with Troopers in Deposit

Rep. Brindisi Supports U.S. House Resolution to Save Rumble Ponies

Red Cross Needs Donations at Upcoming Blood Drives in Owego

Fleeing Motorist Leads Endicott Police on Chase Through Village

UPDATED: Two Adults in Broome Tested Negative for Coronavirus

Two Broome Residents Being Monitored For Possible Coronavirus

Queens Man Moves to JC; Now Guilty of Weapons and Drug Charges

JC Domestic Dispute: Argument, Torn Pants, Biting, Felony, Released

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