County seeks support to buyout flood-prone Potter Brook properties
WELLSBORO — Tioga County is applying to participate in a federal program to purchase properties in the Potter Brook area.
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Accident takes out traffic signal at Central, Main
WELLSBORO — The traffic signal at the intersection of Central Avenue and Main Street was damaged and will be non-functioning for at least two months.
Elkland District Court
The following person is scheduled to appear in Elkland District Court, judge James Edgcomb presiding.
Commissioners meeting wrongly identified as data center meeting draws dozens
COUDERSPORT — A social media post suggesting that the regularly scheduled Potter County commissioner’s meeting on Thursday, July 9 was a special meeting about data centers drew over 50 people
STATE POLICE AT COUDERSPORT
Cloudy. Expect widespread areas of smoke and haze, reducing visibility at times. Low 62F. Winds light and variable..
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Overcast. Expect widespread areas of smoke and haze, reducing visibility at times. Low around 65F. Winds light and variable..
STATE POLICE AT LEWIS RUN
Cloudy. Expect widespread areas of smoke and haze, reducing visibility at times. Low 62F. Winds light and variable..
Officer Koch appointed officer in charge following chief's death
MANSFIELD — Officer Richard Koch was unanimously appointed as officer in charge July 2 following the death of Chief Zach Stager.
Ski patrol completes pavilion builds
The Denton Hill Nordic Ski Patrol’s second cross country ski trail roofed picnic table shelter, situated on the south side of Rt. 6 near Duck Pond, was completed over the
UMPC recognized for cleanliness
WELLSBORO — When Joseph Osgood goes to work as the housekeeping supervisor at UMPC Wellsboro, his priority is making sure that patients are taken care of and safe.
Ness museum hits the road
EMPORIUM — Sizerville State Park may not be the place where one would expect to find Mysterious Mike Malone, an undercover ‘Untouchable’ Treasury Department agent who infiltrated the mob, but
Board votes down project manager for field house
BLOSSBURG — A proposed field house project in Island Park is in jeopardy after the Southern Tioga school board voted down a contract for a former principal to serve as
How redefining one word strips the Endangered Species Act’s ability to protect vital habitat
The majority of endangered species listings over the years have involved habitat loss, from Chinook salmon to island foxes and many birds.
Could you score at the World Cup? Many Americans think they can
Think you could score a World Cup penalty kick against a professional keeper? One in four Americans thinks they could. That’s the findings of a survey of 2,000 people, which
Austin celebrates America's 250th birthday
Hundreds of families, friends, neighbors and visitors attended the annual Austin fireworks on Friday evening at the school. Dana Daisley performed live throughout the evening. Local organizations lined the i...
Nordic patrol completes first shelter
The Denton Hill Nordic Ski Patrol’s first cross country ski trail roofed picnic table shelter build is well underway. On Wednesday, July 1, four Denton Hill Ski Patrollers spent just
High manganese levels prompt water restrictions
ELKLAND — Water restrictions are posted in Elkland Borough following the July 2 meeting of the Elkland Borough Authority.
Lawrenceville pays dues, approves bills
LAWRENCEVILLE — The Lawrenceville borough council approved pay $595 for dues with the Rural Water Association at the July 1 meeting. The association supports community’s wastewater and water systems and
Austin adopts licensing requirements for businesses, rentals
AUSTIN — The Austin borough council adopted two ordinances at the June meeting relating to licensing.
Coudy DAR rededicates Zeisberger monument
COUDERSPORT — The Coudersport Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution celebrated the nation’s 250th anniversary and remembered the first white man to visit the area during a ceremony
Bark Peelers brings 1,500 for weekend of woodhick skills
ULYSSES — About 1,500 people came out for all or part of the annual Bark Peelers Festival, hosted July 4 and 5 at the PA Lumber Museum.
Resident complains of pervasive rat infestation
WELLSBORO — A Wellsboro resident asked borough council to address a pervasive rat infestation to homes along East Avenue.
Galeton packed for Red Suspender Weekend
GALETON - Residents and visitors alike celebrated the 41st annual Red Suspender Weekend July 3 and 4.
Nine WWII service medals presented to local family of late veteran
Williamsport, Pa. — U.S. Rep. Glenn "GT" Thompson (PA-15) presented nine World War II service medals this morning to the family of the late Milford Browning, a Wood, Pa. native