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Tioga Legislature Sets Up COVID-19 Loan Program for Small Businesses

Tuesday, April 21 by Bill Moyer

Small Businesses in Tioga County that have been impacted by the coronavirus pandemic can now apply for emergency loans through the County’s COVID-19 Emergency Relief program. The Tioga County Legislature created a $475,000 fund to provide zero percent (0%) interest, 180-day emergency loans to... Read More.

Tioga County Legislature Declares March as Agriculture Month

Tuesday, February 18 by Bill Moyer

Spring comes early every year for the agriculture industry. Farmers across the state and Tioga County are dusting off equipment and making preparations in March for a busy upcoming planting season.Each year, the importance and awareness of agriculture in Tioga County continues to grow.... Read More.

Sauerbrey Re-elected Chairwoman of Tioga County Legislature

Monday, January 6 by Bill Moyer

Tioga County Legislature held its First Special and Organizational Meeting of 2020 on Thursday. At this meeting, Legislator Martha Sauerbrey was re-elected Chairwoman of the Tioga County Legislature for 2020.Legislator Ed Hollenbeck was re-elected as 1st Deputy Chair and Legislator Dale Weston was re-elected as... Read More.

Tioga Legislature Supports Upcoming ‘Small Business Saturday’

Wednesday, November 27 by Bill Moyer

On Saturday, the Tioga County Legislature will join in supporting America’s small business and entrepreneur community by participating in the annual “Small Business Saturday.” This is a day when shoppers, small businesses, and civic leaders come together to strengthen their communities by supporting local... Read More.

Nine Arrested in Disturbance at Broome Legislature Meeting

Friday, November 22 by Irene Radigan

The Broome County Division of Security today released the following information regarding the situation that occurred on Thursday, November 21, in the Broome County Office Building regularly scheduled meeting of the Broome County Legislature. County Security officials were aware of the potential large crowd... Read More.