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Broome, Chenango, Delaware and Tompkins Hospitals May Resume Elective Surgery

Wednesday, April 29 by Bill Moyer

Amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced 35 counties have been approved to resume elective outpatient treatments. The Governor previously announced that the state will allow elective outpatient treatments to resume in counties and hospitals without significant risk of COVID-19... Read More.

Non-Fatal Overdoses Increasing in Broome County, Help Is Available

Wednesday, April 29 by Bill Moyer

Broome County has received reports of increased non-fatal overdoses over the last few days. The Broome Opioid Awareness Council (BOAC) wants to remind the community about the virtual Narcan trainings that are being offered throughout the county.The Addiction Center of Broome County (ACBC), Helio... Read More.

Athens Rotary Club Wins Annual ‘The Battle for the Shoe’ Bowling Trophy

Wednesday, April 29 by Bill Moyer

The members of the Athens, Sayre and Waverly Rotary Clubs recently met for battle on the lanes of the Valley Bowling Center in Waverly to vie for their cherished trophy: The Shoe. The trophy has been in the possession of the Athens Rotary Club... Read More.

State to Open Drive-Thru Coronavirus Virus Testing Center in Broome County

Tuesday, April 28 by Bill Moyer

Gov. Andrew Cuomo has announced the state is opening five new drive-through testing facilities in Broome, Monroe, Erie, Niagara and Oneida counties.On Saturday, the state expanded diagnostic testing criteria to include all first responders, healthcare workers and essential employees even if they weren't symptomatic.... Read More.

NY State Police: Getting Reports of Email Scam Using Scare Tactics in Southern Tier

Monday, April 27 by Bill Moyer

New York State Police have received several reports of email scams using scare tactics. The email scam demands the person who receives the email pay a Bitcoin ransom in order to keep alleged sexually explicit videos from being sent to all the contacts in... Read More.

Tioga Public Health: 57 Coronavirus Cases, 5 Deaths at Elderwood Nursing Home

Friday, April 24 by Bill Moyer

After watching Tioga County’s daily report of confirmed cases soar upward in the past 10 days - from 25 on April 14 to 89 on Friday - we now know why. A COVID-19 outbreak at Elderwood Nursing Home in Waverly has resulted in 57... Read More.

Water Street Brewing Charged with Violating State of Emergency Declarations

Friday, April 24 by Bill Moyer

In the late hours of Wednesday, the Binghamton Police Patrol Division was investigating a suspicious person / activity in the Water Street area of downtown. As part of this investigation, Officers were checking businesses to make sure the COVID-19 curfew regulations were being enforced... Read More.

Tioga Chairwoman Sauerbrey Says Thanks to County Employees for COVID-19 Work

Friday, April 24 by Bill Moyer

As chairwoman of the Tioga County Legislature, I am so very proud of our Tioga County employees as they work to protect the public and win this war against the unseen enemy. Our employees have stepped up and they have not let me down when... Read More.

Foundations Create Emergency Fund for Tioga Nonprofits’ COVID-19 Response

Friday, April 24 by Bill Moyer

The Community Foundation for South Central New York, the Mildred Faulkner Truman Foundation, the Tioga County Senior Citizens Foundation, and Visions Federal Credit Union have each contributed to the Tioga County Foundations Coalition Emergency Fund, housed at Tioga Opportunities, Inc. These dollars will go directly... Read More.

Tioga Emergency Services: Free Face Masks to Be Distributed at County Sites

Friday, April 24 by Bill Moyer

Tioga County Office of Emergency Services has received a shipment of 10,000 Cloth Face Masks. These masks are provided free of charge to the general public courtesy of FEMA through the NYS Division of Homeland Security Office of Emergency Management and distributed by the... Read More.

14-Year Old Charged with Two Weapons Felonies in Johnson City Disturbance

Thursday, April 23 by Bill Moyer

On Tuesday, April 21 about 6:00 PM, the Johnson City Police Department responded to a report of a disturbance at a location on Fairview Street, Johnson City. While responding, officers learned handguns may have been displayed during this incident and 3 male suspects had... Read More.

Sen. Akshar Survey: Voice Your Opinion on NY’s Handling of Coronavirus Crisis

Thursday, April 23 by Bill Moyer

Sen. Fred Akshar released his latest Community Voice Survey, asking constituents for input on state government’s next steps in dealing with the coronavirus pandemic, as leaders at the local, state and federal level begin looking toward reopening businesses and schools and restarting the economy. The survey... Read More.

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Broome, Chenango, Delaware and Tompkins Hospitals May Resume Elective Surgery

Non-Fatal Overdoses Increasing in Broome County, Help Is Available

Athens Rotary Club Wins Annual ‘The Battle for the Shoe’ Bowling Trophy

State to Open Drive-Thru Coronavirus Virus Testing Center in Broome County

NY State Police: Getting Reports of Email Scam Using Scare Tactics in Southern Tier

Tioga Public Health: 57 Coronavirus Cases, 5 Deaths at Elderwood Nursing Home

Water Street Brewing Charged with Violating State of Emergency Declarations

Tioga Chairwoman Sauerbrey Says Thanks to County Employees for COVID-19 Work

Foundations Create Emergency Fund for Tioga Nonprofits’ COVID-19 Response

Tioga Emergency Services: Free Face Masks to Be Distributed at County Sites

14-Year Old Charged with Two Weapons Felonies in Johnson City Disturbance

Sen. Akshar Survey: Voice Your Opinion on NY’s Handling of Coronavirus Crisis

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