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39th annual Christmas is for Kids brings in over $66,000, tons of toys for local children

Tuesday, December 17 by Pat McDonald

The 39th annual Christmas is For Kids was a huge success.The holiday fundraiser and toy drive for the Sayre Salvation Army brought in over $46,000 during the three-hour broadcast on Choice 102 on Saturday.Along with the money, four truck-loads of toys, including over 70... Read More.

Dunn Group holding fundraiser for CHOP Out Hunger

Tuesday, December 17 by Pat McDonald

The Dunn Group is looking to give a big boost to a local non-profit organization.The insurance agency has announced that it will match up to $10,000 of donations to CHOP Out Hunger.The fundraising drive is expected to raise $20,000 to help the organization close... Read More.

Columbia Cross Roads man facing charges after allegedly running through hotel naked

Tuesday, December 17 by Pat McDonald

A Columbia Cross Roads man is facing charges after he allegedly ran through a Valley hotel naked while under the influence.According to police, 27-year-old Thomas C. Stedge was charged with misdemeanor counts of indecent exposure, disorderly conduct, public drunkenness, and harassment.Police officers were called... Read More.

Tioga County Public Health warning residents of uptick in Whooping Cough

Tuesday, December 17 by Pat McDonald

Tioga County Public Health is advising the public that multiple cases of Pertussis (also known as Whooping Cough) have been reported in Tioga County and across New York State.Review the listed symptoms, make sure your family is up to date on their pertussis vaccination,... Read More.

Windsor to host First Knight Windsor on New Year’s Eve

Tuesday, December 17 by Pat McDonald

The Town and Village of Windsor and local organizations will host the annual First Knight Windsor from 7 p.m. to midnight on New Year’s Eve.The free event looks to provide a safe and affordable way for families and individuals to spend the holiday.Visitors can... Read More.

Endicott experiences water main break

Tuesday, December 17 by Pat McDonald

The Village of Endicott experienced a water main break on Monday with more than a million gallons of water lost.According to WBNG-TV, Endicott residents may want to monitor their water after the break.Residents have said their water is a darker color and there is... Read More.

Former EC women’s hockey player makes history as referee

Tuesday, December 17 by Pat McDonald

A former Elmira College women’s hockey play made some history earlier this month.Sydney Harris became the fire female referee in the history of the ECHL when she officiated a game between the Utah Grizzlies and Kansas City Mavericks.Harris is also an official in the... Read More.

Elmira PD collecting donations for Elmira Animal Shelter

Tuesday, December 17 by Pat McDonald

The Elmira Police Department is collecting donations for the Elmira Animal Shelter this holiday season.For the entire month of December, the Elmira Police Department is looking to collect dog and cat food, laundry detergent, toys and other animal supplies for the shelter.Donations can be... Read More.

Second suspect convicted in murder, kidnapping of Thomas Rath

Monday, December 16 by Pat McDonald

The second suspect to go to trial in connection with the kidnapping and murder of Thomas Rath was found guilty in Tioga County Court on Thursday.49-year-old Angelo Baez was convicted of first-and-second degree murder and first-degree kidnapping.Baez is one of 13 suspects charged in... Read More.

Sayre Turkey Trot raises over $67,500 for Guthrie Cancer Care Fund

Monday, December 16 by Pat McDonald

The 2024 Guthrie Sayre Turkey Trot brought in over $67,500 to benefit the Guthrie Cancer Care Fund.The 19th annual event saw more than 1,200 runners come out on Thanksgiving morning to brave the cold weather and compete in the 5K.During times of financial hardship,... Read More.

Tanglewood Nature Center receives donation from Dandy

Monday, December 16 by Pat McDonald

The Tanglewood Nature Center received a $5,000 donation from Dandy Mini Marts, Inc. on Friday to support its efforts to provide environmental education.The donation will help support facility upgrades that will allow visitors to continue to explore Tanglewood’s 900-acre campus.The Tanglewood Nature Center and... Read More.

Owego man facing charges for allegedly making guns with 3-D printer

Monday, December 16 by Pat McDonald

An Owego man is facing multiple felony charges after he allegedly made handguns with a 3-D printer.According to the New York State Police, 54-year-old John Standish had multiple 3-D printed pistols and accessories along with silencers and high-capacity magazines in his home.Police said the... Read More.

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39th annual Christmas is for Kids brings in over $66,000, tons of toys for local children

Columbia Cross Roads man facing charges after allegedly running through hotel naked

Tioga County Public Health warning residents of uptick in Whooping Cough

Windsor to host First Knight Windsor on New Year’s Eve

Endicott experiences water main break

Former EC women’s hockey player makes history as referee

Elmira PD collecting donations for Elmira Animal Shelter

Second suspect convicted in murder, kidnapping of Thomas Rath

Sayre Turkey Trot raises over $67,500 for Guthrie Cancer Care Fund

Tanglewood Nature Center receives donation from Dandy

Owego man facing charges for allegedly making guns with 3-D printer

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