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CHOW receives $50K grant to help feed Broome County families

Wednesday, September 17 by Pat McDonald

A local organization fighting food insecurity has been awarded a $50,000 grant. According to WBNG-TV, State Assemblywoman Donna Lupardo announced the grant funding during a visit to CHOW on Tuesday morning. The grant will help the local organization feed families in Broome County. CHOW is also getting... Read More.

Tractor-trailer crash causes fuel spill on I-81 South

Wednesday, September 17 by Pat McDonald

A multi-vehicle crash involving a tractor-trailer caused a fuel spill on Interstate 81 South on Tuesday afternoon. The right lane and exit ramp were closed at Exit 12 near Binghamton and Port Dickinson for several hours. Local police and fire departments responded to the scene. According to... Read More.

Richford residents approve $2.9 million bond to improve fire station

Wednesday, September 17 by Pat McDonald

Residents in the Town of Richford overwhelmingly approved a bond that will help repair the building that houses the town’s fire department. Following the 121-53 vote, the town will receive $2.9 million dollars to improve the station. The fire station was built in the 1930s and... Read More.

Spaghetti dinner benefit set for family dealing with ALS

Tuesday, September 16 by Pat McDonald

A benefit will be held next month to help a family dealing with ALS. The spaghetti dinner for the Anthony family will be held on Thursday, Oct. 2 from 5 to 8 pm at the Vestal Elks Lodge. The cost for the dinner is $20 per... Read More.

Newark Valley Apple Festival set for next month

Tuesday, September 16 by Pat McDonald

The 44th annual Newark Valley Apple Festival is set for next month. The event will be held from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 4 and Sunday, Oct. 5 at the Bement-Billings Farmstead in Newark Valley. There will be live music, historic portrayals, demonstrations,... Read More.

Owego Free Academy FFA team takes second at state competition

Monday, September 15 by Pat McDonald

The Owego Free Academy FFA Livestock Evaluation Team earned an impressive 2nd place overall finish in the New York State Livestock Evaluation Contest held at the New York State Fair in Syracuse. This major accomplishment qualifies the team to represent New York at the... Read More.

Hundreds attend vigil for Charlie Kirk in Owego

Monday, September 15 by Pat McDonald

Hundreds of people gathered at Hickories Park in Owego on Sunday evening for a vigil remembering conservative political activist Charlie Kirk. Kirk was shot and killed last week at a college in Utah. During the vigil, the community paid their respects to Kirk and prayed for... Read More.

Ruck for Them 5K set for next weekend

Monday, September 15 by Pat McDonald

The Tioga County Veterans Dwyer Program will host the annual Ruck for Them 5K next weekend. The 6th annual Ruck for Them event will be held on Saturday, Sept. 27th at the Waverly Glen Park. Registration and breakfast is set for 8 a.m. with the Ruck beginning at... Read More.

Owego Fire Dept. responds to structure fire

Monday, September 15 by Pat McDonald

The Village of Owego Fire Department responded to a structure fire over the weekend. The fire occurred on Spencer Avenue in the village on Saturday afternoon. There have been no injuries reported from the incident. No further information has been released at this time.

Owego Police Department, Benevolent Association to host Village Appreciation Night

Monday, September 15 by Pat McDonald

The Owego Police Department and its Benevolent Association will once again host the annual Village Appreciation Night later this fall. This year’s event is set for Friday, Oct. 17, and will run from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the fairgrounds, located on West Main Street... Read More.

Cal Harris reaches settlement with insurance company in lawsuit vs. Tioga County

Friday, September 12 by Pat McDonald

The company that provides Tioga County’s liability insurance has settled out of court with Cal Harris, who stood trial four times over an 11-year period for the murder of his wife, Michele. According to the Morning Times, the insurance company settled with Harris for an... Read More.

Cornell University: Two students brought bear into dorm following successful hunting trip

Friday, September 12 by Pat McDonald

Two Cornell University students brought a bear they successfully hunted into a dorm hall over the weekend. According to the university, two students who both have valid New York State hunting licenses, killed the 120-pound bear and brought it into the dorm for processing on... Read More.

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Athens Township man accused of sexually assaulting unconscious minor

An Athens Township man is behind bars after he... Read More.

Friday, January 9

BCRAC presenting ‘Something Rotten’ this weekend at Sayre Theatre

The Bradford County Regional Arts Council will present the... Read More.

Friday, January 9

Tioga County IDA receives $450,000 grant for potential rail-with-trail project

The Tioga County IDA has been awarded a major... Read More.

Friday, January 9

Cornell grad to represent Team USA in Olympics

A Cornell University graduate is heading to the Olympics... Read More.