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Johnson, Muncy Mercy Rule Wellsboro
Austin Johnson and the Muncy Indians scored a 49-0 shut out victory over Wellsboro in the battle of two 0-1 teams on Friday, August 30. Johnson, the new Oklahoma St. wrestling commit, scored three times on the evening - twice on the ground and one interception return - to help his Indians to their first win of the season.
Men's Soccer Start Off The Season With A Win Over SUNY Canton
NEWBURGH, N.Y. – The Mount Saint Mary College men's soccer team came out guns blazing in their season opener against SUNY Canton. Records: Mount Saint Mary College (1-0-0) | SUNY Canton (0-1-0) Rapid Recap. The Knights started off hot straight from kickoff, bring pressure up front to force a...
Hornets Finish 5th Second Time Around At Towanda
The Wellsboro Golf Team improved one spot on their second trip to the Towanda Golf Club by finishing 5th on Thursday, August 29. The Hornets shot 380 as a team. Athens won with a round of 338, followed by North Penn-Mansfield and Towanda (341), Wyalusing (361), Wellsboro, Cowanesque Valley (424), and Sayre (531).
Restaurant inspections from Monroe County, Aug. 12-25
These establishments in Monroe County were inspected between Aug. 12 and 25, according to Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture records. The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture provides this disclosure: "Please remember that any inspection is a 'snapshot' of the day and time of the inspection. An inspection conducted on any given day may not be representative of the overall, long-term cleanliness of an establishment. Also, at the time of the inspection, violations are recorded but are often corrected on site...
Funding to address physician diversity in New York
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — New York State Health Commissioner Dr. James McDonald joined leaders from the Associated Medical Schools of New York Friday to announce more than $4.5 million in state funding to increase diversity among physicians. “Quite frankly we need to have more people in health care who represent different points of view. Healthcare […]
Endangered Wildlife Illegally For Sale In Upstate New York
An Upstate New York resident was charged and fined a large amount of money after being caught trying to sell "endangered wildlife." On Thursday, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation’s (DEC) Division of Law Enforcement released its latest "Environmental Conservation Police on Patrol" report. The previous report...
Can the Van: A Community-Driven Fundraiser to Support Local Food Pantries
September 7 in Wellsville and Fillmore, October 5 at the Armstrong Fall Fest. Wellsville, Fillmore, Belfast – In a show of community spirit and collective responsibility, Leadership Allegany, in partnership with Armstrong and Alfred State College, is excited to announce, “Can the Van,” a vital fundraising event aimed at gathering non-perishable food items, hygiene products, and monetary donations for local food pantries. This initiative will take place throughout Allegany County, please see below for the dates, times, and locations:
Police share risks over back to school pictures
ELMIRA, N.Y. (WENY) -- Elmira Police warned Friday against including key information on a popular "back to school" photoboard that many parents use in first day pictures. Police say if you want to use them, be careful where you post it, as strangers may use that information to learn key facts like where your child goes to school, their after-school activities and more.
Police identify driver fatally shot in car on Cuba Place in Rochester
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — A man was shot to death while sitting in his car in Rochester Friday night, according to police. Officers were called to Cuba Place around 6:15 p.m. for a ShotSpotter activation. They found a car crashed into a pole, with driver James Jackson Jr, age 39, who had been shot multiple […]
Vigil in Pa. city to mark 30th anniversary of unsolved killings of mother, daughter
WILLIAMSPORT — It will be 30 years ago Sunday that a mother and her young daughter were slain in their home here. The 1994 killings of Gail Matthews, 23, and Tamara Berkheiser, 5, remain unsolved, but Lycoming County District Attorney Thomas A. Marino says it remains an active investigation.
Twin Tiers Football Season Previews: Haverling Rams
BATH, N.Y. (WENY) - We head to Section V for our Twin Tiers Football Season Previews. After one win last season, the Haverling Rams are ready to get back on track. Haverling will host Alexander Central for their season opener on Friday, September 6th at 7 pm. Head Coach Matt...
Tioga County man arrested for drug possession after being found unconscious in car
A Tioga County man has been arrested and charged with drug possession after being found slumped over in a running car. According to the Steuben County Sheriff's Office, Steven Anderson was discovered unconscious at the wheel in Lindley. Authorities found what they believe to be methamphetamine in his possession. Anderson...
Can Harris campaign get voter turnout in PA environmental justice community?
Chester, Pennsylvania — At a recent Harris-Walz campaign rally in Chester, environmental advocate Zulene Mayfield called for action from the crowd of a few hundred residents. "We are the masters of our fate," she said, urging them "to mobilize this community in a way that has never happened."Chester is what climate activists call an "environmental justice community," a place where climate change and pollution disproportionately affect underserved populations. A 1995 EPA study found levels of lead in blood and cancer risks in the city to be "exceedingly high" and its rate of childhood asthma 20% higher than the national average. Chester is...
Send in the Birds: Eliminating Pennsylvania’s Spotted Lanternflies Through Avian Assistance
As the battle against spotted lanternflies becomes steep, some researchers say that getting native birds to eat these invasive pests is key. The ways to get rid of spotted lanternflies over the past few years have been to step, squish, and squash them. But as the battle against the bugs becomes too steep, some researchers say that getting native birds to eat these invasive pests is key, writes Dino Grandoni for The Washington Post.
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