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Little Meadows Businessman Honored for his Service
Last month, the Little Meadows Volunteer Fire Company honored Jeff Kuhr, owner of Whitetails Bar & Grill, for his dedication and service to the fire company and the Little Meadows community. Kuhr is always the first one to offer help and assistance to any project. At an appreciation dinner hosted by the Little Meadows Community Independent Bible Church, Kuhr re-
ceived a plaque from the fire company as recognition of his dedication and service. The plaque reads, “The LMVFC would like to recognize Jeffrey Kuhr for his dedication and service to this organization and the community. Your generosity has been instrumental in making a difference. For this, we humbly say, Thank You.”
Sauerbrey Re-elected County Legislative Chair The Tioga County Legislature held their First Special and Organizational Meeting of 2022 on January 3, 2022. Legislative members elected Martha Sauerbrey as Chair of the Tioga County Legislature for 2022. Sauerbrey has the responsibility of running the day-to-day business of the county as the Chief Elected Official. Legislator Ed Hollenbeck was elected Deputy Chair and Dale Weston 2nd Deputy Chair. Legislator Sauerbrey was elected to the Tioga County Legislature in 2005 and this year marks her ninth consecutive year as the Chair of the Tioga County Legislature. Legislative Chairwoman Sauerbrey commented, “I am deeply honored to be elected as the Chair of the Tioga County Legislature and I look forward to moving us through this pandemic and re-directing our focus towards the future. In 2022, I welcome the opportunity to work with our three newly elected Legislators.
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The Tioga County Legislature also welcomed and swore-in three new Legislator members; Legislator W. Jake Brown, District 4; Legislator Ron Ciotoli, Legislator 1; and Legislator Roberts, District 3.
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Local Attorney Adam Schumacher Announces Run for Tioga Co. Judge
Longtime local attorney and lifelong Tioga County resident Adam Schumacher has announced his candidacy for Tioga County Judge in the 2022 election. Schumacher is running to succeed current Judge Gerald Keene, who will be retiring later this year. “I’m a lifelong Republican who was born and raised in Tioga County, and I have three decades of meaningful legal experience that has prepared me well to serve the community I love in this important role,” said Schumacher. “Judge Keene has done an outstanding job as Judge and previously as District Attorney,” added Schumacher. “As a local attorney for 30 years, I’ve practiced in front of him many times and, as a former Assistant District Attorney, I worked alongside of him. There’s no question that Judge Keene’s shoes will be difficult to fill, but I am up to the challenge.” Schumacher manages his own law firm in Owego and has spent over 30 years representing thousands of local families on a wide variety of legal
matters. During this time, he has handled cases in every court within Tioga County, plus courts in many neighboring areas. Beyond his private practice experience, Schumacher worked for many years to deliver justice for crime victims as a prosecutor in the Tioga County District Attorney’s Office. During his time there, he worked on some of the toughest cases that Tioga County has seen, including violent assault, rape, drug dealing, and more. He also has served as a Municipal Attorney for the Town of Tioga. “I have the professional experience, life experience and community commitment that we need in our next County Judge,” added Schumacher. “I’d be honored to earn the trust of the voters to serve in this important role so I can continue to serve our community.” Schumacher was born and raised in Tioga County and has lived there his entire life. He and his wife Lee Ann raised their four grown children (all graduates of Tioga Central School District) locally. The couple lives in Tioga Center.
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Story Hour Tuesdays & Thursdays, 10:30 am Preschoolers and an adult will read, sing, play, and do a craft. If the Owego-Apalachin School District has a 2-hour delay, then story hour begins at 11 am. Valentine Cards February 7 - 14 Drop in anytime to make a card or a Valentine. There will be lots of supplies for you to use. This will be a fun time for kids and adults to enjoy. “Souper” Bowl Canned Food Drive Now - Feb. 11 Bring in canned goods and register to win a pizza from Alonzo’s. A winner will be drawn on Feb. 11. Please, do not donate food in glass jars or expired food. Therapy Dog Saturday, February 12, 10am - Noon Nola, the library’s new therapy dog, will be available one Saturday per month for children to visit with her. She loves to be read to. Children can sign up for 15-minute visits. Book Group Tuesday, Feb. 15, 6:30 pm Meet in person or via Zoom. Everyone is reading “The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek” by Kim Richardson. If you would like to join, ask for a copy of the book at the desk. You can also find this book as an e-book or audiobook on Hoopla. Maker Space Saturday, February 26, 11am-1pm This is a change of weeks. The theme will be cardinals. There will be hand sewing, painting for the littles, and more. Brianna will post more details on Facebook. There is something for all ages. Drop in when you can. Adult Fiction
The library’s adult fiction collection is getting an update. Old books are being weeded out, new books are being added. Girl Scout Cookies Do you love Girl Scout Cookies? There is an order form in the library for you to use, or go to the website www.digitalcookie.girlscouts.org. February Featured Authors Alice Blanchard writes award winning detective thrillers. Carolyn Brown has published more than 100 books and presently writes both women’s fiction and cowboy romance. Find their books in the Featured Author display area. Libby Overdrive is going to be just Libby now. Beginning this month, you will not be able to download Overdrive from the app store, Google play and Microsoft store. Hoopla Hoopla is the library’s streaming service for audiobooks, ebooks, graphic novels, TV shows, movies and now magazines. The Book Barn Buy a bag of used books for $5. The barn is open when the library is open. Thank You Thank you to the wonderful volunteers who faithfully sort books and shelve them in the barn. Thank you also to everyone who drops off donations. Little Cupboard in the Lobby The little cupboard in the lobby is usually full of food. Take something or leave something. The cupboard is a sharing place for everyone.
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Apalachin Lions Club Scholarships 2022 The Apalachin Lions Club 35th Annual Scholarship program will award $3,000 in scholarships to deserving students from the class of 2022 who live in the 13732, 13760, and 18830 zip codes. This covers Apalachin, Campville east to the Broome County line, and Little Meadows, PA. The scholarships are awarded to students who have made outstanding contributions in service to their community and school. Distribution of scholarships will be as follows: One $1,000 scholarship will be awarded to students who attend Owego Free Academy and Vestal High School, and one $1,000 scholarship will be awarded to a stu-
dent who attends either of the following schools: Broome Tioga BOCES, Montrose Junior-Senior High, Seton Catholic Central High School, Ross Corners Christian Academy, and Home Schooling (LEAH). The distribution of scholarships is based on the relative numbers of students from Apalachin, Campville, and Little Meadows attending each of the schools. Information and applications may be obtained at the schools’ Guidance Office, or Vestal LEAH. Please return the complete application to the Guidance Office or Vestal LEAH on or before: March 29, 2022.
Alcohol & Substance Abuse Meeting - Feb. 8 The Tioga County Department of Mental Hygiene’s Alcohol and Substance Abuse (ASA) Subcommittee will hold their February meeting on Tuesday, February 8, at 10:30am at the Health & Human Services Build-
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Senator Fred Akshar continues “Akshar’s All-Stars” student recognition program at Jennie F Snapp Middle School, Newark Valley Middle School, and Owego Free Academy. Senator Fred Akshar continued the fourth year of his district-wide “Akshar’s All-Stars” student recognition program by recognizing students at Broome and Tioga County schools. Each year, Senator Akshar recognizes local students selected by their school districts in the 52nd Senate District who have shown great leadership, compassion, school spirit or improvement amongst their peers. Since starting the program, Akshar has recognized more than 80 students across school districts in Broome, Tioga, Chenango, and Delaware counties. At Jennie F Snapp Middle School, Akshar recognized 8th Grader Andre Williams for his impressive dedication to both his studies as he has on the playing field. His teachers describe him as a hardworking natural leader who is an absolute pleasure to have in class. His coaches remarked on how extremely coachable Andre is and how he always plays with respect for others. Andre leads by example and is a role model to his peers, surrounding himself with those whom he can lift up and he’s shown to be a truly positive influence on the Jennie F. Snapp family. The UE Tiger administration says Andre is “a kind and charismatic young man, and we are looking forward to seeing where his future takes him and how he will
continue to lead others both on and off the field.” From Newark Valley Middle School, Akshar recognized 7th Grader Camden King. Camden’s school describes him as one of the sweetest, kind-hearted kids who is always willing to offer a helping hand even before he is asked to help. In the classroom, he is one of the first to say “Hello” and one of the last to say, “Have a good night.” Newark Valley Middle School says Camden is a glimmer of hope in a crazy time and makes everyone he meets smiles with him! At Owego Free Academy, Akshar recognized senior Aidan Both. Aidan’s school describes him as a true leader at Owego Apalachin, serving as Senior Class Vice President and a member of the National Honor Society. An energetic, positive, dedicated and hardworking person, Aiden leads by example both in the halls of school and on the athletic field and is always willing to learn and grow as a young adult. Senator Fred Akshar said, “It’s truly a unique experience to be able to shine a light on some of the amazing work and service that’s being done by young people in our community. Whether they’re spending their valuable time with younger students who need a friend or providing support and leadership to their fellow classmates, it’s important to recognize these bright stars and let their stories be told. In a time when the nation seems so divided, I’m happy to support such a great recognition program that shows the best in our young people.”
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The Owego Elks Lodge is kicking off registration of teams for the upcoming 2022 Spring Food Drive Challenge. Last year the Elks and its three competitors the Owego Rotary Club, the Owego Moose, and Tioga Opportunities collected over $4,100 in food and monetary donations for the 13 food pantries in Tioga County and this year they want to do even more - more teams, more donations,
more awareness for the food pantries of Tioga County. This year, the Elks are inviting community groups and businesses to form teams to collect food and donations from March 26 to April 9, 2022. Points are awarded for each donation with extra points for those items most needed at local food pantries. Teams can participate in social media events to highlight their efforts and earn extra points. The team with the highest points on April 9 will win this year’s event and be awarded the Spring Food Drive Challenge Trophy for 2022 which they can display with pride for the year. Sign-up your organization at the Owego Elks 1039 Facebook page, email OwegoElksLodge1039@gmail.com or call 687-1039 and leave a message.
County Legislature Meeting - February 15 The second regular meeting of 2022 of the Tioga County Legislature will be held at 12:00 Noon on Tuesday, February 15, in the auditorium of the county office building, 56 Main Street in Owego. Committee meetings and Legislative worksessions will be held in the au-
ditorium. If anyone requires accommodation or auxiliary aid, contact the Legislative Office at (607) 6878240. With advance notice, necessary auxiliary aids will be provided at no cost to the person requesting assistance.
Spotlight on Business - Feb. 10 M&T Bank This month, the Tioga County Chamber of Commerce’s “Spotlight on Business” will feature M&T Bank in Owego on Thursday, February 10, at 2:00 pm at the bank’s location at 195 Front Street in Owego. This special event will also honor Leslie Davis, a beloved board member of the Tioga Chamber of Commerce and a well-respected member of the Twin Tiers Business Banking team, whose smile, energy, and commitment to her clients and communities that she served throughout NY and PA were second to none. Leslie came to M&T Bank in February of 2007 and closely worked with branch partners in Corning, Towanda, Owego, Northgate Plaza, Vestal Four Corners, and Vestal Parkway. Leslie loved to go above and beyond for all of her business clients and branch partners to ensure that their needs
were always met. Leslie was a hardworking board member, colleague, and friend. Leslie will be sincerely missed by those who were lucky enough to interact with her over the years. The legacy and memories of Leslie will not be soon forgotten by her fellow board members, coworkers, clients, and friends at M & T Bank.
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50 Years Ago February 1972
It’s February 1972. The Winter Olympics is held in Sapporo, Japan. Senator Ted Kennedy advocates amnesty for Vietnam draft resisters. In Great Britain, Queen Elizabeth celebrates the 20th anniversary of her accession to the throne. Attorney General John Mitchell resigns to direct President Nixon’s reelection campaign. President Nixon visits China. He has a one-hour meeting with Chairman Mao Tse-tung in Peking. Former First Lady Bess Truman celebrates her 87th birthday. American poet Marianne Moore passes away. Astronaut John Glenn is honored at a ceremony at Cape Kennedy, Florida to commemorate the 10th anniversary of his flight as the first American to orbit the Earth. In Owego, a Big L Discount Store will soon open at 27 Lake Street. A Giant Market opens on Robinson Street in Binghamton.
Tioga County starts a volunteer probation officer program. Nineteen inches of snow falls on the Southern Tier causing Tioga and Broome Counties to declare a state of emergency. Local grocery stores complain about the number of missing grocery carts. The stores pay local boys 10 to 25 cents for each cart they retrieve. Saturday night TV shows include “All in the Family,” “Emergency,” “Bewitched,” “The Mary Tyler Moore Show,” “Arnie,” and “Mission: Impossible.” Movies playing at local theaters include “Song of the South,” “The Hospital,” “Joy in the Morning,” and “Kelly’s Heroes.” Top tunes include “Hurting Each Other” by the Carpenters, “Stay With Me” by Rod Stewart/Faces, “Without You” by Nillson, “Joy” by Apollo 100, “American Pie” by Don McLean, and “Don’t Say You Don’t Remember” by Beverly Bremers. Happy Valentine’s Day!
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ANE EAMLESS Tioga Arts Council (TAC) will host its 10th annual “Artfully SQUARED” exhibition during its 50th Anniversary Year. TAC needs your help to make this year a memorable one: Donate Artwork As is tradition, TAC is seeking artwork donations from all members in our community. Donate small artworks and support this beloved fundraiser. #showusyoursquares Some of TAC’s supporters have been purchasing Artfully SQUARED pieces for a decade. TAC would like to know why you love Artfully SQUARED and how many years you’ve supported this event. TAC would also like you to “Show us your squares!” Email images of artfully SQUARED pieces you’ve purchased over the years to tiogaartscouncil@Gmail.com How artfully SQUARED Works Use any medium to make a piece that measures 7 inches square (or 6 inches, 8 inches, or 3D), donate your artwork to TAC, and then come see the exhibition and pick-up original artwork for your walls. All artworks will be exhibited in TAC’s Gallery during the entire month of April and each piece will be available for a $20 donation. There is no fee to enter. All proceeds will benefit the programs at Tioga Arts Council. All artwork must be delivered no later than Saturday, March 26, to 179 Front Street in Owego. Patrons-Only 1st Dibs Event – TAC patrons will be given a sneak peek at what’s on display on Thursday, March 31, from 5:00 to 8:00 pm. If you would like to get VIP access, become a patron or renew your support today (or at the door). Public Opening – TAC’s main reception, which is open to the public, will be part of Owego First Friday on April 1,
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Local Fire Dept. Celebrates 75th Anniversary The Campville Fire Department invites you to help celebrate its 75th Anniversary! The department will be hosting multiple events throughout the year starting with its Best in Town (Jim Boland’s) Chicken BBQ on Saturday, February 19, and its Famous Pancake Breakfast on April 24. Follow the department on Facebook at Campville Fire Department or on Instagram at campville_fire_300 for dates,
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