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NY Senate GOP Leader files formal request to investigate Cuomo’s family COVID testing

Monday, March 29 by Bill Moyer

New York Senate Republican Leader Rob Ortt has issued a formal letter to the Joint Commission on Public Ethics (JCOPE) demanding the Commission immediately hold a meeting to formally commence a full and comprehensive investigation into the latest troubling allegations that Cuomo has broken... Read More.

United Way survey asks about COVID pandemic impacts on Pennsylvania families

Friday, March 26 by Bill Moyer

Harrisburg, PA— United Way of Pennsylvania is conducting a COVID-19 Impact Survey to assess the financial and household burdens that the COVID-19 Pandemic has caused on our state’s families. This short confidential survey asks Pennsylvania families about their experience with finances, housing and utilities,... Read More.

Towanda Jr./Sr. High School closed until at least next Wednesday due to COVID cases

Wednesday, March 24 by Bill Moyer

From Superintendent Dennis Peachey: The intent of this communication is to notify the Towanda School District community of recent Covid-19 situations involving students in the district.On Monday, we were notified that three students at the Jr./Sr. High School have been deemed positive COVID-19 cases.... Read More.

PA Gov. Wolf relaxes some COVID restrictions on restaurants and other businesses

Friday, March 19 by Bill Moyer

HARRISBURG, PA -- As COVID-19 cases decline and vaccination rates increase, Gov. Tom Wolf has announced the lifting of some targeted restrictions on restaurants and other businesses, as well as increased gathering limits.Effective April 4, restaurants may resume bar service; alcohol service will be... Read More.

NY relaxes COVID-19 restrictions at casinos, movie theaters, bowling alleys, gyms

Thursday, March 18 by Bill Moyer

On March 22, indoor fitness classes can begin reopening statewide at 33 percent capacity with health screening and contact information required at sign-in. Classes should be scheduled to allow additional time for cleaning and disinfection between sessions. Local health... Read More.

New York eases COVID-19 restrictions for event, arts and entertainment venues

Thursday, March 4 by Bill Moyer

New York State has announced that beginning April 2, event, arts and entertainment venues may reopen at 33 percent capacity, up to 100 people indoors and up to 200 people outdoors. If all attendees present proof of negative test prior to entry, capacity may... Read More.

Guthrie: What you need to know about new Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccination

Tuesday, March 2 by Bill Moyer

Sayre, Pa. – As COVID-19 vaccine supply remains limited, and distribution unpredictable, news of a third vaccine, approved by the Food and Drug Administration, is a welcome relief for health care systems across the country working to meet community vaccination needs. According to... Read More.

COVID Recovery Program set up to assist Bradford County hospitality businesses

Friday, February 26 by Bill Moyer

Bradford County Commissioners are pleased to announce the COVID-19 Hospitality Industry Recovery Program (CHIRP) to assist businesses within the hospitality industry that have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. This program is being funded through County Block Grant -- COVID-19 Hospitality Industry Recovery Program... Read More.

Girl Scout Cookies still for sale but in new, creative ways

Monday, February 22 by Bill Moyer

The 2021 Girl Scout Cookie Program® for Girl Scouts of NYPENN Pathways (GSNYPENN) Council is underway. Local scouts are getting creative to get their iconic treats safely in the hands of customers during their... Read More.

Gov. Cuomo snubs Southern Tier region, again, ignoring its 0.82% Covid positivity rate

Tuesday, February 16 by Bill Moyer

This was a portion of Gov. Andrew Cuomo's update Monday to New Yorkers (at least to downstate New Yorkers) on the status of the Covid-19 pandemic. What's missing? No reference to upstate; no shoutout to the eight county Southern Tier region, including Tioga, Broome... Read More.

Tioga County Public Health again discourages small gatherings to halt Covid-19 spread

Wednesday, February 10 by Bill Moyer

A public statement Tuesday from Tioga County again reminded residents that family and small social gatherings and school connections continue to be a leading cause of community spread. Tioga Public Health is highly encouraging everyone to stay home if you are sick or experiencing... Read More.

Tioga County: Resident in hospital is 65th Covid death; vaccine in VERY limited supply

Tuesday, February 2 by Bill Moyer

A 65th Tioga County resident has died from Covid-19 since mid-March 2020. Tioga County Legislature Chairwoman Martha Sauerbrey said the deceased was a Tioga resident who died Saturday, January 30, while an inpatient at UHS. Sauerbrey said: “It is often hard to find the... Read More.

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Stories tagged with: covid

NY Senate GOP Leader files formal request to investigate Cuomo’s family COVID testing

United Way survey asks about COVID pandemic impacts on Pennsylvania families

Towanda Jr./Sr. High School closed until at least next Wednesday due to COVID cases

PA Gov. Wolf relaxes some COVID restrictions on restaurants and other businesses

NY relaxes COVID-19 restrictions at casinos, movie theaters, bowling alleys, gyms

New York eases COVID-19 restrictions for event, arts and entertainment venues

Guthrie: What you need to know about new Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccination

COVID Recovery Program set up to assist Bradford County hospitality businesses

Girl Scout Cookies still for sale but in new, creative ways

Gov. Cuomo snubs Southern Tier region, again, ignoring its 0.82% Covid positivity rate

Tioga County Public Health again discourages small gatherings to halt Covid-19 spread

Tioga County: Resident in hospital is 65th Covid death; vaccine in VERY limited supply

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