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Village of Canisteo: Be sure that all door-to-door sales are registered with the village
All “peddlers” must be registered and insured to do business in Canisteo. After seeing posts on Facebook last evening, I am letting folks know there is a roofing company going door to door in the village. We have stopped a job this morning which allowed us to make contact with the owners of this company, based out of Toledo, Ohio. They had not registered with the Village so that we could ensure they are licensed and carry proper insurance. They have been advised of the proper permit requirements, so once they provide the proper documentation, they may continue working within the village limits. Just a reminder, when peddlers come door to door, especially those not local, please ask them if they’ve checked in with the Village to ensure they meet the requirements that can protect you later if necessary.
Wyalusing and Cowanesque Valley students join forces to help flood cleanup before rivalry game
WESTFIELD, P.A. (WENY) -- The Wyalusing Rams and the Cowanesque Valley Indians will take to the football field for a clash of Northern Tier rivals, but earlier today both teams came together along with their respective marching bands and cheerleaders to help with the cleanup efforts in Westfield. Football players,...
Lions Club Members Help Bring Hot Water Heaters to Tioga Co., PA
TIOGA CO., PENNSYLVANIA (WENY) -- Flood recovery efforts are ongoing in Tioga County, Pennsylvania. On Wednesday, the Lions Club of Pa. and volunteers came together to help as water heaters were delivered to the Westfield Municipal Building. "PEMA called me last Wednesday and said they need 60 hot water heaters....
Salvation Army provides meals, cleanup kits, emotional support
Members of the Salvation Army disaster response teams note that local Salvation Army volunteers are the ones who alerted the larger organization of the need, resulting in a quick response to the area. Erik Johnson, incident commander for the Salvation Army, said the emergency disaster services team was leaving on...
Knoxville's sewer plant impacted by floodwaters
Knoxville Borough Mayor Gordon Price declared a disaster Aug.t 10 due to the flooding in the Cowanesque Valley as remnants of hurricane Debby moved north. Multiple homes were flooded in the borough. The borough’s sewer plant was also inundated by flood waters. Repairs were made to reservoir road under the disaster declaration.
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