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YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER • Volume 36
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SEPTEMBER 2021
Number 9
Little Meadows Bank to Close
Photo by Fred Brown Jr. ©2001
This year marks the 20th Anniversary of the events of September 11, 2001, when terrorists hijacked commercial jets and attacked the World Trade Center’s Twin Towers in New York City and the Pentagon in Washington, D.C. Never Forget & Always Remember September 11, 2001. Never Forget & Always Remember those who died, those who survived, and those brave heroes who answered the call to help others. Among those who answered the call to help others were members of Tioga County, NY, Fire Departments (see photos below)
The Community Bank in Little Meadows will close on September 10. The bank located is located at 1033 Maple Street (Pennsylvania Avenue) in Little Meadows. In 1968, County National Bank
opened on November 23 in Little Meadows. Bank customers will now have to go to the Community Bank in Montrose or Owego.
Ribbon Cutting & Open House at Coburn Library - Sept. 16
September 2001 - Volunteers from Tioga County fire departments are lined up and ready to go to New York City.
September 2001 - Volunteers from Tioga Co. arrive in New York City. View of the back of the Coburn Free Library on Main St. in Owego. The new Accessible Elevator Annex is on the right.
September 2001 - Volunteers from Tioga County pose for a group photo in New York City.
The Board of Trustees and the Executive Director of the Coburn Free Library in Owego are very happy to announce the opening of the Library’s Accessible Elevator Annex. Thanks to the Finger Lakes library construction grant, the Downtown Rehabilitation Initiative, local foundation grants, and many individual donations, the library is accessible to all. A public library is the cornerstone of a community. It has the capacity to pull together all parts of its community—for education, information, enrichment, and the simple joy of borrowing a favorite book. A public library cannot do all these things if some of its members cannot access the building. Some of Coburn Library’s patrons have had difficulty using the library - the elderly, those with mobility issues, parents with strollers. Join the library in celebrating by at-
tending the official ribbon cutting ceremony at 3:00 pm on Thursday, September 16, followed by an Open House from 3:00 to 6:00pm. Coburn Library is at 275 Main Street in Owego. For more information, go to https://coburnfreelibrary.org/ or call the library at 687-3520.
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