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Volunteers Wanted for The Moving Wall in Tioga County
TIOGA, PA (WENY) -- In six weeks, a traveling tribute to those who served in the Vietnam War will make its return to the Twin Tiers. The Moving Wall will be on continuous public display at Williamson High School in Tioga, Pennsylvania on July 10th through the 15th. The Moving Wall is a half-size replica of the National Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, DC.
Memorial Day observance in Lycoming County
MUNCY, Pa. — Dozens of people lined East Mechanic Street in Muncy for the borough's annual Memorial Day parade. This is the third year for the parade, following a break during the pandemic. When Bill Scott joined the Muncy borough council, he wanted to bring back the show of support for the fallen.
Pride Returns to the Twin Tiers this Week
TWIN TIERS (WENY) -- As June arrives in less than six days the Twin Tiers are set to celebrate Pride Month with a series of events, bringing the communities together here at home and worldwide. Here's a look at the key Pride events happening in the region. Saturday, June 1st:...
Laurel Festival 10k race and 2-mile fun run returns
Wellsboro, Pa. — The upcoming Laurel Festival 10k and two-mile fun run/walk offers a race for exercise enthusiasts and casual runners alike. The 10k, sponsored by First Citizens Community Bank, begins at 9 a.m. on Saturday, June 15 with the fun run/walk beginning at 9:05. The 10k course features rolling hills, paved and dirt surfaces, and stunning Pennsylvania Grand Canyon country views — though runners may not want to slow...
Northcentral Regional ATV Trail opens for 2024 riding season
The Northcentral Regional ATV Trail (NRAT) has opened for the 2024 riding season, DCNR announced this week. The riding area opened for use Friday and will remain open until Sunday, Sept. 29, 2024. Though the riding areas will be marked, riders will be expected to familiarize themselves with the portions of road and trail that are open to ensure they are operating in legal areas. ...
Motorcyclist killed on Rte. 15 in Pa. was headed to Memorial Day event in D.C.
SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT — A motorcyclist from New York was killed Friday when his vehicle left Route 15 in Lycoming County and struck the guiderail. David M. Nangle, 74, of Painted Post, was pronounced dead at the scene of the 10:50 a.m. accident on southbound Route 15 at the top of Bald Eagle Mountain in Clinton Twp., south of Williamsport.
Construction projects continue this week
The following is a round-up of current PennDOT road work and construction projects in northcentral Pa.: Lane restrictions on County Line Road in Union, Snyder counties Starting Monday, a contractor working for UGI Utilities will begin a blacktop base repair project as part of a gas main replacement project on Route 1017 (County Line Road) in Union and Snyder counties. ...
Annual breakfast supports aviation scholarships
WELLSBORO, P.A. (WETM) — People lined up at the Grand Canyon Regional Airport for the annual fly-in breakfast event to raise money for aviation related scholarships. The proceeds will go towards benefiting kids who are training to be pilots or aircraft mechanics. People who were at the breakfast visited from long distances to make the […]
Weather alert issued for gusty showers in part of Pennsylvania until 2:30 a.m. Monday
The National Weather Service issued a weather alert at 1:55 a.m. on Monday for gusty showers until 2:30 a.m. for Northern Lycoming and Southern Lycoming as well as Union County. Residents may experience wind gusts of up to 50 mph. "At 1:55 a.m., Doppler radar tracked a gusty shower near...
Woman racks up eighth round of retail theft charges
Lewisburg, Pa. — A Williamsport woman who previously was convicted seven times for retail theft was charged again. Trp. Brett Harvey of state police at Milton says Arilyn M. Kurtz, 40, was at the Lewisburg Walmart store on April 12 when she under-rang items causing the store a loss of $271. Kurtz used a lower-priced UPC code that she put in the palm of her hand and began ringing up items with it at self-checkout. Police said she scanned the altered UPC code eight times as she rang up higher-priced items. The UPC code was for a $3 item. Police filed 18 felony retail theft charges at the office of District Judge Jeffrey A. Rowe in Lewisburg. Kurtz had previously been convicted seven times for retail theft, according to police. She is free on $5,000 unsecured bail. Docket Sheet
Liberty Police accuse woman of driving 80 in a 40 mph zone with kids in an SUV
Police accuse a Liberty woman of driving double the 40-mph speed limit with two children riding in her SUV. Twenty-five-year-old Kayla Rogers was arrested late Tuesday on criminal charges of failure to comply with a police order, possessing drug paraphernalia, and traffic violations of speeding, operating a vehicle with wanton disregard, and ignoring traffic control devices.
What times do Memorial Day parades start in the Twin Tiers?
Updated to add more locations. (WETM) — Communities across the Twin Tiers will be honoring fallen service members with parades on Monday, May 27. A list of which communities will be holding Memorial Day parades in 2024 and what times the parades will start can be found below. Chemung County Steuben County Tioga County, Pa. […]
In-home healthcare worker sentenced to prison
Lock Haven, Pa. — A Jersey Shore woman was sentenced on Tuesday for stealing the identity of, and financially exploiting, people in her care. According to Clinton County District Attorney Dave Strouse, Britney Hostrander, 28, was sentenced to a maximum term of 84 months of supervision, with the first nine months in Clinton County Correctional Facility, and an additional six months on house arrest. According to a news release, Hostrander...
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