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Reps. Pickett and Owlett want your comments about communications company

Tuesday, October 4 by Bill Moyer

(Harrisburg, PA) - Pennsylvania House Reps. Tina Pickett (R-Bradford/ Sullivan/ Susquehanna) and Clint Owlett (R-Tioga/ Bradford/ Potter) are urging residents and business owners who have experienced problems with Frontier Communications to fill out forms that may be used by the Pennsylvania Office of Consumer... Read More.

Pennsylvania has long and varied history of fall foliage with brilliant autumn colors

Tuesday, September 27 by Bill Moyer

Pennsylvania has a longer and more varied season of fall foliage than any state in the nation -- or anywhere in the world. Only three regions of the world support deciduous forests that display fall autumn colors: Eastern North America The British Isles and... Read More.

Accu-Weather fall forecast: Warm days and nights in Twin Tiers before an early frost

Thursday, September 22 by Bill Moyer

By ACCU-WEATHER - It has been a hot summer across the U.S. with the temperature frequently flirting with the 100-degree mark in countless locations and some of the longest-duration heatwaves in a decade. However, there is a light at the end of the tunnel... Read More.

PennDOT phases in newly-designed driver licenses, IDs with security enhancements

Monday, September 19 by Bill Moyer

(Harrisburg, PA) – Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) has announced as part of ongoing security enhancements, it's updating the design and enhancing the security features of its driver license and identification card products.All Driver and Photo centers will transition to the new products by... Read More.

PA doles out final payments of $980M of Covid ARAP freebies to local municipalities

Wednesday, September 14 by Bill Moyer

(Harrisburg, PA) - Pennsylvania Treasurer Stacy Garrity and Acting Secretary of the Department of Community and Economic Development Neil Weaver have announced final payments under the American Rescue Plan Act’s (ARPA) Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery program, totaling more than $490 million, have been sent to... Read More.

New York, Pennsylvania Non-Profits Focused on Community Health Needs Encouraged to Apply for Up to $20,000 in Funding

Wednesday, August 31 by WEBO

Sayre, Pa. -- Guthrie is making available up to $20,000.00 in grant funding to community non-profit organizations within a 12-county service area of New York and Pennsylvania that address and prioritize areas identified by the Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA.)The Patient Protection and Affordable... Read More.

Apalachin Lions Resume Annual Broom Sales, Look for Community Support

Tuesday, August 23 by WEBO

Apalachin, N.Y. -- In 1958, the Apalachin Lions initiated an annual “door-to-door” Broom Sale to raise money for service projects within the community. It continued for over 60 years, but in 2020 due to the uncertainty surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, the door-to-door sales were... Read More.

PA State Police annual ‘Operation Nighthawk’ nets 492 DUI arrests; 17 by Towanda troopers

Wednesday, August 17 by Bill Moyer

(Harrisburg, PA) – Pennsylvania State Police announced the arrests of 492 individuals for driving under the influence of alcohol or controlled substances during a recent two-day detail known as "Operation Nighthawk." The enforcement initiative marked its 20th anniversary last weekend with a statewide campaign.State... Read More.

PA residents can get in-person services with filing unemployment compensation claims

Monday, August 1 by Bill Moyer

The Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry is now offering in-person assistance with unemployment compensation (UC) claims at PA CareerLink centers throughout the Commonwealth. Appointments are required.The services are aimed at assisting individuals who do not have proper technology, equipment, or technical skills; individuals... Read More.

Farmers and residents in Tioga County, Pa., warned of the dangers of poison hemlock

Tuesday, July 26 by Bill Moyer

(Tioga County, PA) - The Northern Tier of Pennsylvania has a new resident, and it's not welcome. Poison hemlock, a member of the parsley family, is commonly found in southern portions of the state. Unfortunately, there's been a notable expansion of it in the northern portion of its range, including Tioga County... Read More.

Bradford County Seniors: Find Information Important to You at Senior Expo Hosted by Rep. Pickett

Thursday, July 21 by WEBO

Towanda, Pa.-- Pennsylvania seniors seeking information important to their well-being are invited to the 21st Senior Expo hosted by Rep. Tina Pickett (R-Bradford/Sullivan/Susquehanna), which takes place from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., Friday, Aug. 5, at Lynch-Bustin Elementary School, 253 Pennsylvania Ave., Athens, Pa. Attendees... Read More.

PA Gov. Wolf urges older adults to take precautions to beat summer heatwave

Wednesday, July 20 by Bill Moyer

(Harrisburg, PA) – As the summer continues to usher in hot temperatures with high humidity, the departments of Aging and Health are urging all Pennsylvanians but especially older adults to take steps to keep themselves and their loved ones safe from potentially deadly heat-related... Read More.

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Reps. Pickett and Owlett want your comments about communications company

Pennsylvania has long and varied history of fall foliage with brilliant autumn colors

Accu-Weather fall forecast: Warm days and nights in Twin Tiers before an early frost

PennDOT phases in newly-designed driver licenses, IDs with security enhancements

PA doles out final payments of $980M of Covid ARAP freebies to local municipalities

New York, Pennsylvania Non-Profits Focused on Community Health Needs Encouraged to Apply for Up to $20,000 in Funding

Apalachin Lions Resume Annual Broom Sales, Look for Community Support

PA State Police annual ‘Operation Nighthawk’ nets 492 DUI arrests; 17 by Towanda troopers

PA residents can get in-person services with filing unemployment compensation claims

Farmers and residents in Tioga County, Pa., warned of the dangers of poison hemlock

Bradford County Seniors: Find Information Important to You at Senior Expo Hosted by Rep. Pickett

PA Gov. Wolf urges older adults to take precautions to beat summer heatwave

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