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Sheriff: Chemung County man arrested after three runaway teens found living in shed

Monday, May 10 by Bill Moyer

SOUTHPORT, NY -- Chemung County Sheriff’s Office has arrested RICHARD A. BROWN, age 57, 27 Lightizer Road, Town of Southport, Chemung County, after three runaway teenagers were found living on his property in a shed without water, heat, bathroom facilities, insulation or electricity. Brown... Read More.

Guthrie Clinic honored by medical group for its commitment to quality healthcare

Monday, May 10 by Bill Moyer

Sayre, Pa. – Guthrie was one of three healthcare organizations selected to receive an American Medical Group Association (AMGA) Foundation Star Award. This national award recognizes an organization’s steadfast commitment to continuous quality improvement internally and honors it for supporting AMGA Foundation’s efforts to improve care... Read More.

New Jersey Devils and American Hockey League snub Binghamton for Utica market

Monday, May 10 by Bill Moyer

SPRINGFIELD - American Hockey League Board of Governors has approved the move of the Binghamton Devils, owned by the New Jersey Devils, from the Broome County Arena to Utica to play at the Adirondack Bank Center for the 2021-22 season.By market size, the move... Read More.

Bradford DA Salsman pleads guilty to state abuse charges; to resign as district attorney

Friday, May 7 by Bill Moyer

TOWANDA, Pa. -- After pleading guilty Friday morning in Bradford County Court to several of the sexual abuse, intimidation, obstruction and promoting prostitution charges filed against him in February by State Attorney General Josh Shapiro, Chad Salsman announced he will resign as district attorney,... Read More.

State House supports Owlett’s call for probe into Gov. Wolf’s response to COVID-19

Friday, May 7 by Bill Moyer

HARRISBURG, Pa. – After more than a year of being stonewalled by the Wolf administration on information relating to virtually all aspects of its handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, the state House is quickly moving forward with legislation sponsored by Rep. Clint Owlett (R-Tioga/... Read More.

Spalding Memorial Library open for browsing, no computers, must wear a mask

Thursday, May 6 by Bill Moyer

Spalding Memorial Library is open for browsing! 10 people per every 30 minutes. The computers will not be available for use. We ask that you wear a mask when you enter the library. The CDC recommends masks that fit properly. It should fit snugly... Read More.

Sen. Akshar starts Upstate Business Recovery and Reopening Tour at Rumble Ponies

Wednesday, May 5 by Bill Moyer

BINGHAMTON -- As upstate communities across the 52nd Senate District work toward a safe and responsible return to life after the COVID-19 pandemic, Sen. Fred Akshar will embark on a district-wide Business Recovery and Reopening Tour.Over the next several months, Sen. Akshar will meet... Read More.

‘The School of Athens’ canvas print donated to High School by former superintendent

Wednesday, May 5 by Bill Moyer

Athens Area High School was recently gifted by former superintendent Doug Ulkins a large print on canvas of “The School of Athens”. Mr. Ulkins gave the gift in recognition of the excellent arts department throughout all the Athens Area School district with the intention... Read More.

Wide variety of classes currently offered at Stray Haven Humane Society & SPCA

Wednesday, May 5 by Bill Moyer

Here is a link to where you can go and sign up online for classes: Events | Stray Haven Humane Society & SPCA (strayhavenspca.org) Also listed are the types of classes, the prices and the dates of the upcoming ones.AKC S.T.A.R. Puppy is an... Read More.

In its 57th year, Tioga Opportunities, Inc., celebrates Community Action Month

Tuesday, May 4 by Bill Moyer

2021 marks the 57th year since the Community Action Network was established to help American families and communities address the obstacles and conditions of poverty. Tioga Opportunities, Inc. is celebrating Community Action Month, a time dedicated to recognizing its’ own successes and those of... Read More.

Robert Packer Hospital Auxiliary named Presenting Sponsor for annual Guthrie Gallop

Tuesday, May 4 by Bill Moyer

Registration is now open for the 37th Annual Guthrie Gallop 10K and 5K Run/Walk, presented by the Robert Packer Hospital Auxiliary, on Saturday, May 15. With an emphasis on the health and safety of our participants, we are excited to move forward with this 37-year... Read More.

Guthrie Robert Packer Hospital’s Towanda campus opens its new inpatient unit

Monday, May 3 by Bill Moyer

Towanda, Pa. – Since its merger with Robert Packer Hospital, Guthrie has made significant improvements and investments in Robert Packer Hospital’s Towanda Campus, formerly Guthrie Towanda Memorial Hospital. In addition to a new 15 bed acute rehab unit expected to open this summer, renovations have also begun... Read More.

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Sheriff: Chemung County man arrested after three runaway teens found living in shed

New Jersey Devils and American Hockey League snub Binghamton for Utica market

Bradford DA Salsman pleads guilty to state abuse charges; to resign as district attorney

State House supports Owlett’s call for probe into Gov. Wolf’s response to COVID-19

Spalding Memorial Library open for browsing, no computers, must wear a mask

Sen. Akshar starts Upstate Business Recovery and Reopening Tour at Rumble Ponies

‘The School of Athens’ canvas print donated to High School by former superintendent

Wide variety of classes currently offered at Stray Haven Humane Society & SPCA

In its 57th year, Tioga Opportunities, Inc., celebrates Community Action Month

Guthrie Robert Packer Hospital’s Towanda campus opens its new inpatient unit

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