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Apalachin Lions Mobile Foodbank
Foodbank Of the Southern Tier and the Apalachin Lions will hold a mobile foodbank on Wednesday, January 22nd from 10am-11am at St. Margaret Mary’s Church, 1110 Pennsylvania Ave., Apalachin, NY 13732. Pre-registration required. REGISTRATION is Tuesday –
January 21st beginning at 8:30am until full (current limit of 125 registrations). If you register please attend. Phone: 2-1-1 or Online at: www.foodbankst.org/cfd This is a “Walk-up Pantry” please bring a cart or bags to carry food!
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Martha Sauerbrey, Re-Elected Tioga County Legislative Chairwoman for 2025
The Tioga County Legislature held their First Special and Organizational Meeting of 2025 on January 2, 2025. Martha Sauerbrey was reelected as Chair of the Tioga County Legislature for 2025. Legislator Sauerbrey was elected to the Tioga County Legislature in 2005 and this year marks her twelfth consecutive year serving as the Chair of the Tioga County Legislature. Legislator Tracy Monell was elected to the Tioga County Legislature in 2009 and was elected to serve
as Deputy Legislative Chair for 2025. Legislator Monell has served as the Deputy Legislative Chair since 2023. The Legislature welcomed and swore in newly elected Legislator Ray Bunce, District 6 for his threeyear term of office commencing January 1, 2025. Legislative Chairwoman Sauerbrey commented, “Thank you for your support. I am blessed to work for the Tioga County Legislature for twenty years noting it has been a challenging and rewarding experience. Throughout my tenure, the County has experienced difficult and almost tragic events with a flood, COVID-19, etc., but we survived it all and worked together for the good of the County. I am very appreciative of the support of the community that believed in me and voted for me so I could stand in this position for many years. I am very optimistic that with our County Administrator on board, we will be running more efficiently. I look forward to continued teamwork as we move forward into 2025.”
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Tech Help with Tina: By Appointment Only Call to sign up for some one-onone help with any tech topic! Appointments are available on Monday evenings and Tuesday afternoons. Zen Before Zzzzzs: Tuesdays | 6pm Grab your yoga mat and join yoga instructor Sheehan Shotwell for an inspiring yoga practice each week. Please note the new start time. No registration required, and all are welcome! Senior First Friday Program – 1970s and 1980s Trivia and Pizza Lunch: Friday, January 3 | 11am1pm This program is completely free, but registration is required. And mark those calendars for February 7 – Christina Muscatello will be back, this time teaching Scandanavianinspired art collages!
Crochet Class for Beginners: Saturday, January 4 | 11am-1pm Ready for a new hobby? Sign up for this beginner’s crochet class! Space is limited and registration is required. Evening Book Club: Thursday, January 9 | 6:30pm Discuss what you’ve read in 2024 and recommend your “must-reads” to others! We’ll also gather a list of the next months’ selections. No registration required. Wintry Escape Painting Class: Saturday, January 18 | 11am-1pm Create a beautiful wintry escape painting to take home! This art class is completely free but space is limited. Call or stop by to sign up! Afternoon Book Club: Thursday, January 23 | 1pm McNally’s Secret by Lawrence Sanders. The February book will be Everyone in My Family has Killed Someone by Benjamin Stevenson. No registration required. Bridgerton Tea Party: Saturday, January 25 | 1-3pm Join us for tea and Regency-era fun at this adults-only event that would impress even Queen Charlotte! Light refreshments will be served. Registration is required.
Tioga County Committee Meeting Notice The First Regular Meeting of 2025 will be held at 12:00 P.M., Tuesday, January 14, 2025, in the Edward D. Hubbard Auditorium of the Ronald E. Dougherty County Office Building at 56 Main Street, Owego, New York 13827. All Committee Meetings and Legislative Worksessions will be held in the Hubbard Auditorium of the Ronald
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Tioga County Legislature Seeking Candidates for Elected Coroner Vacancy Please be advised that the Tioga County Medical Examiner’s Office has a vacancy for an Elected Coroner effective January 2nd, 2025. The Coroner is an on-call, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days per year of required availability position. The Coroner responds to deaths wherever and whenever they occur within Tioga County, New York, and provides certification of the death as well as the coordination for transport of the deceased. The Coroner communicates directly with medical professionals, family members, law enforcement personnel, and funeral directors. The Coroner completes all necessary paperwork for each case and is responsible for the initiation of the electronic death certificate with the New York State Department of Health and may also be required to go to hospitals in the area to communicate directly with
their pathology departments. Please note the use of electronic computer technology and equipment is required. All interested Tioga County residents should send a letter of interest and a resume to the Tioga County Legislature to be received no later than Friday January 24th, 2025 at 3:00 PM. Resumes should be sent to Cathy Haskell, Legislative Clerk at 56 Main Street, Owego, New York, 13827 or emailed to: haskellc@tiogacountyny.gov. Following that, the Legislature will interview qualified parties and make the appointment to fulfill the unexpired term until 12/31/25 with the understanding that the appointed candidate would need to follow the election process in the upcoming 2025 election to continue as the elected Coroner.
Tioga County Committee Meeting The First Regular Meeting of 2025 will be held at 12:00 P.M., Tuesday, January 14, 2025, in the Edward D. Hubbard Auditorium of the Ronald E. Dougherty County Office Building at 56 Main Street, Owego, New York 13827. All Committee Meetings and Legislative Worksessions will be held in the Hubbard Auditorium of the Ronald
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Tioga Downs Awards Historic $2M to Nonprofits 2713 Pennsylvania Ave., Apalachin, NY 13732
In a luncheon attended by representatives from more than 100 nonprofit organizations throughout the Southern Tier and Northern Pennsylvania, The Tioga Downs Regional Community Foundation awarded $2 million in grants to help further their objectives, missions and organizations as a whole. Grant recipients were announced during an afternoon awards ceremony at Tioga Downs Casino Resort, where non-profit organizations from Chemung, Tioga, Broome, and Bradford counties were highlighted for their initiatives in addressing and combating local poverty and community deterioration. While over 100 organizations received grants, more than 170 organizations applied this year, a record number of applicants, all of whom are encouraged to apply again next year regardless if a grant was received.
“Through the experiences shared by our award winners, we eagerly anticipate the ripple effects of these grants making a real difference close to home,” said Tioga Downs owner Jeff Gural. “There are countless organizations doing amazing work, often without the budget they truly deserve, and these grants aim to amplify their impact. I am happy we could increase our giving from $1.5 to $2 million this year as we want to help as many organizations as possible in the local communities that we serve.” The foundation is dedicated to promoting economic and community development by supporting organizations that contribute to charitable, religious, literary, scientific, and educational endeavors within the target counties. With hundreds of applications received annually, the foundation strives to donate to as many organizations as possible.
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According to Redbook magazine, living together is "out" and marriage is "in." Weddings held in gardens or meadows are becoming popular as is the use non-traditional music. Zsa Zsa Gabor, 46, marries Jack Ryan, 48. He is her sixth husband. The jobless rate in the country is 9.3%, highest since the Depression. The US Court of Appeals reverses a lower court award of $259.5 million to Telex Corporation in an anti-trust suit against IBM. At the Golden Globe Awards, Chinatown is chosen best picture, Jack Nicholson is best actor and Gena Rowlands is best actress.
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crease traffic and destroy the historical character of their neighborhood. The town is also considering building a new town hall at the entrance to the Hickories Park. Arthur Treacher's Fish & Chips celebrates its Grand Opening on the Vestal Parkway.
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Jill Brinkman of Apalachin is named Tioga County's Miss Hope for 1975. The Town of Owego has approved plans to build a Perkins Pancake House near the entrance to Hickories Road. McDonalds is interested in putting a restaurant next door. Sheriff Ayers names Sgt. Gary Angus as undersheriff and Betty Oksutcik as the jail matron. Fire damages the first floor of the Tioga County Department of Social Services building at the County Farm.
Jack A. Ellis is named president of the Tioga County Chamber of Commerce. The Binghamton Public Library will begin adding paperbacks to their collection because of the high cost of hardbound books. Arthur F. Dees is named president of WSKG in Endwell. the Town of Owego is interested in buying the large gray and white brick house at 388 Front Street (left) to use as a town hall. Front Street residents are concerned that will in-
Tioga County Sheriff's Deputy and radio dispatcher William J. Stanton dies at age 61. He was wellknown as the "Voice of Tioga County" to those who listened to the police radio. Ross Park Zoo presents a slide show of its history and future plans as part of Zubilee Centennial, its 100th anniversary celebration. A new aviary in a geodesic dome is scheduled to open this summer. Future plans include exhibits where animals could roam in natural habitats, a pond for breeding aquatic birds, an insect display, amphitheater, and trains to take visitors to the top of the park. Stores which have signed leases for the Oakdale Mall include Fowler, Dick and Walker; Flah's retail fashion store; Barbara Moss; Kinney's Shoes; Carrol's International Restaurant; Alladin's Castle; General Nutrition Center; Orange Bowl Inc. (a fast food snack bar); and Fanny Farmer Candy. Friday night TV shows include The Six Million Dollar Man, Rockford Files, Sanford and Son, Kolchak: The Night Stalker, Washington Week in Review, Baretta, Police Woman, Hot L Baltimore, and The Odd Couple. Movies at local theaters include The Klansman with Richard Burton, Paper Moon, Freebie and the Bean, Harry and Tonto, The Man with the Golden Gun, The Front Page, and Murder on the Orient Express.
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Owego's Oldest Retail Store Closes
After nearly 135 years of business, Owego's oldest retail store, Bandler, Stiles & Keyes, is going out of business. Abraham Lincoln was still president and the Civil War was in its last days when Robert Bandler started selling men's clothing in Owego in March of 1865. His brother Bernard became a partner, and the business was known as Bandler Brothers until Bernard moved to New York City in 1866. In 1903, Ted Stiles started working at Bandler's as a clerk. He became a partner 21 years later in 1922 and the store changed its name to Bandler and Stiles. That same year, H. Lynn Keyes started working in the store and when he became a partner 23 years later in 1945 the business changed its name to Bandler, Stiles & Keyes. That same year, William Lawrence, the current owner, started working in the store as a salesman.
Bandler died in 1932 and Stiles retired in 1961. In the late 1960's William Lawrence and Mahlon Wilbur joined Keyes as partners in the store. Keyes died in the 1908s. Wilbur died last year. For the last 20 years, Ms. Debbie Howard has worked at the store, the first (and only) woman to do so in the business' history. The Bandler, Stiles & Keyes building at 19 Lake Street was built in the late 1800s by Mr. Bandler and has some interesting architectural features including the original tin ceiling and beautiful marble beneath the outside display windows which Mr. Bandler had imported from Italy. William Lawrence intends to remain active - he is the treasurer of the Owego-Apalachin School District and enjoys sports. Bandler, Stiles & Keys, closed January 2000, 25 Years Ago!
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25 years ago Blinking Traffic Light To Be Upgraded Soon
The traffic light at the intersection of Church and Main Streets in the Village of Owego is blinking a fourway red light because it needs an upgrade and replacement parts. The traffic light, which was put up in the 1960s, needs to be repaired but will not accept replacement parts in its current condition. The cost to purchase a new traffic light is more than $20,000. The cost to upgrade the light is $4,750. The Village of
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