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New York State Health Department to Study COVID-Related Illnesses in Children

Monday, May 11 by Bill Moyer

The State Department of Health is partnering with the NY Genome Center and Rockefeller University to conduct a genome and RNA sequencing study to better understand COVID-related illnesses in children and the possible genetic basis of this syndrome. There have been 73 reported cases in New... Read More.

Vestal Sam’s Club Employee Tests Positive for Virus, Were You There May 4, 5 or 7?

Friday, May 8 by Bill Moyer

Broome County Health Department has learned an employee of the Sam’s Club 2441 Vestal Pkwy East has tested positive for COVID-19. If you were in the store on May 4 from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., May 5th from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. or... Read More.

NYSEG Warns of Scammers Calling for Immediate Payment or Service Cutoff

Friday, May 8 by Bill Moyer

NYSEG is urging customers to be vigilant of scammers posing as representatives of the company. NYSEG has recently received reports of customers having accepted calls from people who claim to be employees or consultants of the company. Customers are urged to never give out personal... Read More.

Sen. Fred Akshar Opposes Cuomo-Gates Partnership to Re-Imagine NY Schools

Friday, May 8 by Bill Moyer

Sen. Fred Akshar, of the 52nd District which includes Tioga and Broome counties, has released a statement in opposition to Gov. Andrew Cuomo's partnership with Bill Gates to bring virtual learning to New Yorks schools."This week in commenting about the future of education in... Read More.

Brindisi Organizes Southern Tier Leaders to Seek Big Increase in COVID-19 Aid

Friday, May 8 by Bill Moyer

Congressman Anthony Brindisi has organized a coalition of Southern Tier leaders to fight for state and local aid in the next congressional coronavirus relief package. Following Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell’s controversial comments calling aid to local and state governments a “blue state bailout”... Read More.

How to Get Drive-Thru Testing for Coronavirus at Binghamton University Site

Wednesday, May 6 by Bill Moyer

Tioga County Legislature Chairwoman Martha Sauerbrey has reported testing is available at the following locations for those who are interested: Binghamton University - Binghamton University will be the testing location for the coronavirus in the area. State government has expanded testing to include all asymptomatic healthcare... Read More.

Donors Urgently Needed for Red Cross Blood Drive Thursday at Owego Elks

Wednesday, May 6 by Bill Moyer

The blood drive on Thursday at the Owego Elks Lodge has about 30 appointments toward its goal of 45 donations. American Red Cross is urging donors who are feeling healthy to donate blood to maintain the supply for patients who rely on lifesaving transfusions. Your... Read More.

24 Pennsylvania Counties, including Bradford, Will ‘Reopen’ at Midnight Friday

Monday, May 4 by Bill Moyer

Balancing economic benefits and public health risks, Governor Tom Wolf has announced the reopening of 24 counties in the northwest and north-central regions of the state, moving them from red to yellow beginning at 12:01 a.m., Friday, May 8.“Over the past two months, Pennsylvanians... Read More.

Broome Lifts Ban on Unnessary Travel, Face Masks Required at County Buildings

Friday, May 1 by Bill Moyer

Broome County Executive Jason Garnar announced Friday that he is not renewing the ‘no unnecessary travel’ emergency order signed in March regarding the COVID-19 pandemic. All emergency orders are renewed every five days and as the State begins to move toward regional reopening the team at... Read More.

Happy Birthday: River View Manor Resident Celebrates 100th Birthday Party

Thursday, April 30 by Bill Moyer

A resident at River View Manor in Owego recently celebrated her 100th birthday. Doris Willett was born on April 24, 1920.Ms. Willett has a son and daughter-in-law who reside in Owego, three grandchildren and five great-grandchildren in Connecticut, Saranac Lake and Brooktondale.She received 250... Read More.

Four More Deaths at Elderwood; Otherwise, Tioga COVID-19 Numbers Are Low

Thursday, April 30 by Bill Moyer

Tioga County Public Health officials reported today the deaths of four more people at Elderwood nursing home in Waverly, increasing the total deaths to 10 since the outbreak was first reported on April 26. By policy, Tioga public health does not release any information... Read More.

Dick’s Sporting Goods Open Tournament Cancelled Due to COVID-19 Outbreak

Thursday, April 30 by Bill Moyer

PGA TOUR Champions and the DICK’S Sporting Goods Open announced today that due to the severity of the ongoing health crisis related to COVID-19 in New York state, the 2020 event, originally scheduled for August 10-16, will be canceled. “These are incredibly difficult times for... Read More.

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New York State Health Department to Study COVID-Related Illnesses in Children

Vestal Sam’s Club Employee Tests Positive for Virus, Were You There May 4, 5 or 7?

NYSEG Warns of Scammers Calling for Immediate Payment or Service Cutoff

Sen. Fred Akshar Opposes Cuomo-Gates Partnership to Re-Imagine NY Schools

Brindisi Organizes Southern Tier Leaders to Seek Big Increase in COVID-19 Aid

How to Get Drive-Thru Testing for Coronavirus at Binghamton University Site

Donors Urgently Needed for Red Cross Blood Drive Thursday at Owego Elks

24 Pennsylvania Counties, including Bradford, Will ‘Reopen’ at Midnight Friday

Broome Lifts Ban on Unnessary Travel, Face Masks Required at County Buildings

Happy Birthday: River View Manor Resident Celebrates 100th Birthday Party

Four More Deaths at Elderwood; Otherwise, Tioga COVID-19 Numbers Are Low

Dick’s Sporting Goods Open Tournament Cancelled Due to COVID-19 Outbreak

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