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Campville Fire Department has busy day with water rescues

Monday, June 9 by Pat McDonald

The Campville Fire Department made two water rescues on Saturday morning. The first incident occurred on the Susquehanna River near the Millennium Bridge, where two boaters were in distress due to engine failure. Crews were able to safely locate and retrieve the vessel and its occupants. Shortly... Read More.

Owego Strawberry Festival returns next week

Monday, June 9 by Pat McDonald

The 43rd annual Owego Strawberry Festival is set for next week. The three-day event will kick off on Thursday, June 19 with the Rock and Run Strawberry Festival 5K, which will feature a walk and run as well as live music at Hickories Park. The always... Read More.

Owego Hose Team celebrates 1,000th brick for Baker Fireman’s Fountain

Monday, June 9 by Pat McDonald

Members of the Owego Hose Team recently celebrated the sale of their 1,000th brick for the historic Baker Fireman’s Fountain. The project began with a goal of selling 100 monumental bricks to be placed on the walkway in front of the Tioga County Courthouse. Organizers said... Read More.

Lockheed Martin receives $9.5 million contract from Navy

Friday, June 6 by Pat McDonald

Congressman Nick Langworthy has announced that Lockheed Martin Rotary and Mission Systems has been awarded a $9.5 million dollar contract. Lockheed Martin will be supporting repairs of the H-60 Naval Hawk helicopters for the United States Navy. This multi-year contract will be completed locally and is... Read More.

Southern Tier receives nearly $2 million for summer jobs for at-risk teens

Friday, June 6 by Pat McDonald

The Southern Tier has received nearly $2 million dollars in funding for summer jobs for at-risk teenagers. As part of Gov. Kathy Hochul’s Get Offline, Get Outside Initiative, the $1.9 million dollars will provide at-risk teens with the chance to gain job experience and valuable... Read More.

Harry L. Johnson Statue relocating to Worker’s Park in Johnson City

Friday, June 6 by Pat McDonald

The Harry L. Johnson Statue is being moved to a new location in Johnson City. The statue has been located west of the Your Home Public Library in downtown Johnson City. It will be moved to what officials are calling a more prominent location at Worker’s... Read More.

Captain Timothy Neild Motorcycle Ride for Life set for Saturday

Friday, June 6 by Pat McDonald

The Captain Timothy Neild Motorcycle Ride for Life is set for this weekend. The annual event will begin on Saturday with registration from 9:45 to 10:50 at the Candor Town Hall, located at 101 Owego Road in Candor. The final stop of the day will be... Read More.

Candor Community Chorus to present Independence Day Concert on June 28

Friday, June 6 by Pat McDonald

The Candor Community Chorus presents their Independence Day concert, “I sing because I’m happy!” on Saturday, June 28th at 7 p.m. in the Candor High School Auditorium on Academy Street. The program offers a mix of inspirational and familiar tunes that celebrate the spirit of... Read More.

Waverly Police investigating incident involving student and SRO

Thursday, June 5 by Pat McDonald

The Waverly Police Department is investigating an incident that occurred within the Waverly School District involving a student and a School Resource Officer. The police department said the incident occurred on Tuesday, June 3, but no other information was released. According to the press release, the... Read More.

White Elephant Yard Sale to benefit Tioga County Historical Society this weekend

Thursday, June 5 by Pat McDonald

A White Elephant Yard Sale will be held this weekend to benefit the Tioga County Historical Society. The yard sale will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday at the historical society, located at 110 Front Street in Owego. For more information call... Read More.

Wegmans kicks off Fill The Bus campaign

Thursday, June 5 by Pat McDonald

Wegmans Food Markets has kicked off its company-wide Fill the Bus campaign to raise money Feeding America food bank partners. Starting on Wednesday, customers can donate as little as $3 to the store’s local food bank summer feeding and backpack programs. These programs ensure school-aged children... Read More.

NY State Police arrest Endicott man for burglary at former Owego hotel

Wednesday, June 4 by Pat McDonald

The New York State Police have identified the suspect in the burglary at the old Quality Inn in Owego. According to police, 34-year-old Endicott resident Brad T. Williams has been arrested and charged with felony third degree burglary. Williams allegedly broke into the hotel on State... Read More.

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Campville Fire Department has busy day with water rescues

Owego Strawberry Festival returns next week

Owego Hose Team celebrates 1,000th brick for Baker Fireman’s Fountain

Lockheed Martin receives $9.5 million contract from Navy

Southern Tier receives nearly $2 million for summer jobs for at-risk teens

Harry L. Johnson Statue relocating to Worker’s Park in Johnson City

Captain Timothy Neild Motorcycle Ride for Life set for Saturday

Candor Community Chorus to present Independence Day Concert on June 28

Waverly Police investigating incident involving student and SRO

White Elephant Yard Sale to benefit Tioga County Historical Society this weekend

Wegmans kicks off Fill The Bus campaign

NY State Police arrest Endicott man for burglary at former Owego hotel

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