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PUC approves Verizon purchase of Frontier

Monday, September 22 by Pat McDonald

HARRISURG – Reps. Clint Owlett (R-Tioga/Bradford) and Tina Pickett (R-Bradford/Wyoming) responded today to the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission’s (PUC) approval of a joint settlement for Verizon Communications to acquire Frontier Communications. “Consumers in the Northern Tier deserve high-quality, reliable telephone and internet services, and we have been... Read More.

Penn-York Opportunities to hold 5K Glow Run next month

Monday, September 22 by Pat McDonald

Penn-York Opportunities invites runners and walkers of all ages to join the excitement at the inaugural 5K Glow Run, a vibrant evening event to support the organization’s vital work in empowering individuals with disabilities. The race will take place on Saturday, Oct. 11 at Valley... Read More.

Oxford woman accused of stealing from Norwich gas station

Monday, September 22 by Pat McDonald

An Oxford woman is facing charges after she allegedly stole from a gas station in Norwich. According to the New York State Police, 47-year-old Kelly Crandall was an employee at the Mirabito gas station on State Route 12 in Norwich. Crandall is accused of stealing over... Read More.

Newark Valley Apple Festival set for Oct. 4-5

Monday, September 22 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.

Two injured in shooting over the weekend in Elmira

Monday, September 22 by Pat McDonald

Two people were injured in a shooting in Elmira on Saturday evening. According to Elmira Police, the incident occurred at around 6:45 p.m. on Saturday on the 700 block of Riverside Avenue. When officers arrived they found two people with gunshot wounds to the leg. The... Read More.

AASD investigates incident on school bus, determines no credible threat

Friday, September 19 by Pat McDonald

The Athens Area School District issued a statement about an incident that occurred on a school bus on Thursday. According to the school district, the incident involved a student who made inappropriate remarks, including a comment that was perceived as a threat to the school. The... Read More.

Big Flats Community Days underway

Friday, September 19 by Pat McDonald

The Big Flats Community Days are underway and this year features more amusement rides than ever before. The event started on Thursday and will run through Saturday. Rides at the carnival include bumper cars, a ferris wheel, slides, and new rides including teacups and a Dumbo... Read More.

Two men charged following disturbance in Elmira

Friday, September 19 by Pat McDonald

Two Elmira men were arrested following an incident involving a man threatening residents with a gun on Wednesday night. Elmira Police Officers were dispatched to the 300 block of West Gray Street at around 11:30 pm on Wednesday for a disturbance involving two men. According to... Read More.

Athens Athletics Hall of Fame accepting nominations for Class of 2026

Friday, September 19 by Pat McDonald

For the first time in over 20 years, the Athens Area School District Athletics Hall of Fame will induct a new class in the spring of 2026. The Hall of Fame will honor the school district’s top athletes, teams, coaches and contributors – and will... Read More.

Rep. Riley introduces bill to ban foreign corporations, governments from owning American utility companies

Thursday, September 18 by Pat McDonald

WASHINGTON, DC. — Congressman Josh Riley (NY-19) has introduced the Keep the Lights Local Act to ban foreign corporations and foreign governments from owning American utility companies. “The foreign corporations who own our utility companies are raking in record profits while Upstate New Yorkers are getting crushed... Read More.

Athens woman accused of stealing from Athens Legion Auxiliary

Thursday, September 18 by Pat McDonald

An Athens woman is facing felony charges after allegedly stealing from the Athens American Legion Auxiliary. According to police, 45-year-old Heather Cron has been charged with 39 counts of forgery, 39 counts of theft by unlawful taking and 39 counts of receiving stolen property. Cron allegedly... Read More.

Newark Valley school bus involved in minor accident

Thursday, September 18 by Pat McDonald

A Newark Valley school bus was involved in a minor car accident on Thursday afternoon. According to the school district, there were students on board at the time of the crash. However, no injuries were reported, and no damage was sustained to the bus. As a... Read More.

Regions

PUC approves Verizon purchase of Frontier

Penn-York Opportunities to hold 5K Glow Run next month

Oxford woman accused of stealing from Norwich gas station

Newark Valley Apple Festival set for Oct. 4-5

Two injured in shooting over the weekend in Elmira

AASD investigates incident on school bus, determines no credible threat

Big Flats Community Days underway

Two men charged following disturbance in Elmira

Athens Athletics Hall of Fame accepting nominations for Class of 2026

Rep. Riley introduces bill to ban foreign corporations, governments from owning American utility companies

Athens woman accused of stealing from Athens Legion Auxiliary

Newark Valley school bus involved in minor accident

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