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Two law enforcement officers killed in line of duty in Syracuse

Tuesday, April 16 by Pat McDonald

Two law enforcement officers were killed in the line of duty during an incident outside of Syracuse on Sunday night. Just after 7 p.m. on Sunday, Syracuse police encountered a suspicious vehicle in the area of Emerson Avenue and Hamilton Street. Officers attempted to stop... Read More.

Elmira College adding four career-focused minors in fall

Wednesday, March 27 by Pat McDonald

In the fall, Elmira College will add four career-focused minors targeting knowledge for high-growth industries. The new programs complement EC’s more than 30 majors and give students an in-depth look into a specific career field. Courses for the programs will begin in the fall. “These... Read More.

Comedy Club returns to Clemens Center on Monday, March 25

Thursday, March 14 by Pat McDonald

The Comedy Club returns to Mandeville Hall at the Clemens Center on Monday, March 25. The show begins at 8 p.m. and will feature three hilarious standup comedians along with host Brian Stoll and emcee Scott Bruce. General admission tickets are $37.50 with VIP tickets on... Read More.

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Guthrie now offering care in former Tyler Memorial Hospital

Monday, January 22 by Pat McDonald

TUNKHANNOCK – Guthrie providers are now seeing patients in the former Tyler Memorial Hospital. According to a press release, Guthrie has relocated its Tunkhannock office from 512 Towne Plaza to the former hospital to offer a better experience and more options for patients. Primary care... Read More.

Watkins Glen Chamber Wants Company on the Seneca Lake Wine Trail

Friday, January 19 by Irene Radigan

The Watkins Glen Chamber of Commerce would like your company on the Seneca Lake Wine Trail for Chocolate & Wine: February 2-4, 2024! You can enjoy a self-guided tour around the beautiful Seneca Lake Wine Trail while exploring delicious pairings of local wines with... Read More.

Red Cross: Emergency blood shortage may delay medical procedures

Tuesday, January 9 by Pat McDonald

Donors urged to give now as nation faceslowest number of blood donors in decades Donors have the chance to help save lives, win trip to Super Bowl LVIII BINGHAMTON — The American Red Cross is experiencing an emergency blood shortage as the nation faces the lowest... Read More.

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Athens Business Assocation’s Concerts in the Park

Thursday, June 8 by Irene Radigan

The Athens Business Association is currently set to have their 2nd concert in the park in Teoga Square this evening from 6 til 8. Ain't Misbehavin in on the schedule to perform. We will keep you updated if this changes due to the current... Read More.

Pat McDonald to Join Radigan Media as News & Sports Director

Monday, May 15 by MyHometownToday

SAYRE, P.A. – Radigan Media is pleased to announce the addition of local Valley native and longtime sports writer Pat McDonald to the Radigan Media family of stations. Starting in late June, McDonald will begin full-time as News and Sports Director of all 17... Read More.

Tioga Chairwoman Sauerbrey: County government touches everyone’s life

Tuesday, March 21 by MyHometownToday

(Owego, NY) - Tioga County Legislature Chairwoman Martha Sauerbrey presented her State of the County Address on Monday at the monthly meeting of the legislature in Owego. "County government touches the lives of every citizen. From the newborn to the aged, from the impoverished to the... Read More.

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Tioga gets $6M from New York State for emergency communications upgrades

Wednesday, March 8 by MyHometownToday

(Owego, NY) - Tioga County will receive a $6 Million Statewide Interoperable Communications Grant to upgrade the county's emergency communications system. "Plans have been underway for years to upgrade and improve our emergency communication system across the county," said Martha Sauerbrey, chairwoman of the Tioga... Read More.

Kathy Hochul takes oath of office as New York State’s 57th and 1st female governor

Tuesday, August 24 by MyHometownToday

Gov. Kathy Hochul is sworn-in early Tuesday as New York State's 57th Governor by Chief Judge Janet DiFiore during a ceremony at the New York State Capitol. First Gentleman Bill Hochul holds the Bible. (Mike Groll/Office of Gov. Kathy Hochul)

Spalding Memorial Library open for curbside service and various Facebook activities

Thursday, January 28 by MyHometownToday

We are currently open for curbside service ONLY. Monday-Thursday 12-3pm, 4-7pm, and Friday and Saturday 12-3pm. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact us at the library. 570-888-7117. Join us every Friday at 10am for Facebook Live Storytime! On February 5,... Read More.

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Two law enforcement officers killed in line of duty in Syracuse

Elmira College adding four career-focused minors in fall

Comedy Club returns to Clemens Center on Monday, March 25

Guthrie now offering care in former Tyler Memorial Hospital

Watkins Glen Chamber Wants Company on the Seneca Lake Wine Trail

Red Cross: Emergency blood shortage may delay medical procedures

Athens Business Assocation’s Concerts in the Park

Pat McDonald to Join Radigan Media as News & Sports Director

Tioga Chairwoman Sauerbrey: County government touches everyone’s life

Tioga gets $6M from New York State for emergency communications upgrades

Kathy Hochul takes oath of office as New York State’s 57th and 1st female governor

Spalding Memorial Library open for curbside service and various Facebook activities

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