On March 15, at approximately 2:40 p.m., firefighters responded to a fire call at the home of Mike and Audra Young on Gary Hunt Road in Owego.
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OWEGO, N.Y. -- In what was dubbed one of the most highly contested elections in Tioga County, N.Y. this March, Incumbent Mayor Ed Arrington narrowed into a win with just 12 votes separating him and his opponent, Rich Watkins of the Citizens Party.
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OWEGO – During Owego Apalachin’s Thursday (March 11) regular Board of Education meeting, Dr. Bill Russell, OA district superintendent, presented his 2010-2011 proposed budget.
In a year where school districts face significant reductions in expenditures in response to massive cuts to public education in state aid, Dr. Russell presented an overall revenue picture he called “dismal.”
“A major economic recession has created a large state budget deficit, thus drastically limiting state aid to education,” Dr. Russell said. Governor David Paterson has proposed budget cuts in state aid to Owego Apalachin in the amount of more than $2.2 million.
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The fire station on North Avenue will be the polling location for the Owego Village elections on Tuesday. With polls open from noon to 9 p.m., residents will be voting to fill the position of mayor, clerk / treasurer, and four trustee positions.
Running on the Citizen’s Party ticket is mayoral candidate Rich Watkins, a former village trustee; First Ward trustee candidate Tom Clark; two Second Ward trustee candidates, Ken Smith and Jim Legursky; Third Ward trustee candidate Ann Lockwood, a former trustee; and clerk / treasurer candidate Krista Welch who is being supported by the party but is running independently.
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APALACHIN, N.Y. -- On March 16, the residents in the Apalachin Fire District voted against renovating and expanding Station One.
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On Feb. 25, at 11 a.m., local resident Daphne Braden officially became an American during a Naturalization Ceremony held at the Broome County Courthouse on Court Street in Binghamton.
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Over 100 guests gathered at the VFW Post 1371 on March 6 to recognize those who served, and to offer special recognition to a local Vietnam hero who gave his life for his Country and the other 19 local Vietnam Veterans who lost their lives while serving during that era.
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