Towanda, PA News

• Towanda, PA News
• Dogs compete in Athens
• Towanda MIA soldier left behind memories
• Former mayor Richard Snell passes away
• Craft show wraps up in Dushore
• Terry Township residence sustains 'minimal' damage in fire
• Bald Eagle Festival features real the real thing at French Azilum site
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• North Rome Christian School graduates 10
• Memorial Day: A Day of Remembrance
• 'Alien Invasion' event being held at Sayre Theatre
• PennDOT urges young drivers to avoid distractions and 'just drive'
• Valley News Digest
• Western Bradford Notebook: Little League stars visit Troy
• Push next month for bill to curb superintendent contracts
• Troy alumni return for reception at the school
• Man arrested for DUI, attempts to bribe police
• Police Briefs: May 25, 2012
• Garden club spruces up Troy
• Memorial Day events planned
• Team raises over $4,400 for breast cancer
• Canton moves forward with ballot question on occupation tax
• Memorial Fund helps provide flags for Veterans on Memorial Day
• Gifted program open house held in Canton
• Towanda Boro challenges FEMA's preliminary flood rate map
• Kids enjoy 'camping' in Troy
• Senate panel approves arbitration settlement cap process
• Waverly trustees pass mobile home law
• Bagley crowned Sullivan County Dairy Princess
• New Troy Hospital location announced
• Sayre park project receives donations
• Police Briefs, May 24, 2012
• Pickett's staff to hold satellite office hours, announces June 22 Senior Expo
• Coat Closet bounces back after flood
• Horn's owners in national TV ad
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Foghat and Outlaws to take the stage at Tioga Downs
• Ramsey waives preliminary hearing
• Trustees discuss secondhand dealer law
• Tax notifications pending
• County airport gets weather frequency
• Western Bradford Notebook: Main Street Park in Canton enhanced
• Police: Recruiter had sex with minor
• Few details known about proposed Wyalusing business park
• Towanda principal proposes to start using online textbooks
• South Creek VFD marks 50 years
• South Creek VFD celebrates 50 years
• Students to face Keystone Exams
• House panel blocks budget restoration amendments
• Bridge's fate to be decided
• Sayre library receives grant
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Possible methane gas migration issue investigated in Leroy Twp.
• Preliminary flood insurance rate maps for Monroe Borough available for public inspection
• PennDOT Briefs 5/22/2012
• Protecting the environment
• Walking to raise Autism awareness
• House to vote on unemployment claim benefit dipping legislation
• State Legislative surplus a target
• 16 new Eagle Scout and Gold Award recipients recognized
• Rife with mold
• Six month AmeriCorps National Service Position awarded to the Tioga County Health Department
• 'A Cause for Cade' raises money for park renovations
• Pickett answers questions from Grange members
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Personnel awarded for providing safety and service
• Little Known Facts of Bradford County History
• Area churches to 'gather' in Commons Prayer on Pentecost
• Proposed Sayre school budget adopted
• Iron Mine Road bridge rehab resumes May 21
• Canton takes action on pool items
• Athens teachers provide flood help
• Stray Haven to host dog obedience classes
• Western Bradford Notebook: Kindergarten students mark a milestone in Troy
• Obama nominates Canton attorney Matthew Brann as federal judge
• Obama backers assail Romney's business philosophy
• NEB Life Skills Class cooks up Mexican lunch
• Brann congratulated for nomination
• Kathleen (Marks) Cadeck, 64 May 17, 2012
• Obama nominates Canton area attorney as federal judge
• Trial parking regulations questioned
• Shave waives right to jury trial
• Foster gets $1K fine, jail time for dumping sludge in Warren Twp.
• Waverly district honored for safety
• "Suspicious" fire damages residence at Asylum Twp. campground
• Canton OK's small elementary lunch hike
• Western Bradford Notebook
• Three vie for Dairy Princess title
• Residents' questions answered, but concerns expressed
• Troy appoints member, learns of savings
• NY-Penn Leadership holds graduation
• Keene announces run for County Judge seat
• Districts mostly compliant with vaccine requirements
• Groundbreaking held for Blue Star Memorial Marker
• Sugar Cabin Road drainage improvement scheduled in Bradford County
• Western Bradford Notebook
• Pennsylvania Game Commission accepting bids for leasing local game lands to gas companies
• Special Olympics event draws enthusiastic fans and athletes
• Troy shares message on funding
• Valley News Digest
• Planning Commission OKs another frack water treatment plant
• Mayor trades barbs with council president
• Waverly school budget passes, two board members elected
• Closed state road advisory
• Tioga High School student wins community service award
• Annual Valley veterans' Memorial Day festivities being planned
• ALAPA partners offering free radon test kits
• Towanda School Board proposes budget with 1.2 percent property tax increase
• Legal memo addresses Mellow pension fate
• State Police release information on Town of Barton accident; driver charged with DWAI
• Dushore man killed in lawnmower accident
• Natural Gas Vehicles a major topic at annual Northern Tier Regional Planning & Development Commission meeting
• Passport Through Time to feature museums of Bradford County
• Bradford County students to benefit from EITC scholarship, Pickett says
• Pennsylvania Fairs Guides now available, says Pickett
• Iron Mine Road bridge rehab resumes May 21
• Governor Corbett nominates Brian Hoover to serve on Pennsylvania Game Commission
• Tioga County, N.Y. News Digest
• Students explore the possibilities
• First flood aid bill moving in other chamber
• Commissioners open bids for razor fence at county jail
• Budget restoration debate takes off
• Asylum Twp. places restrictions on living in RVs and campers
• Honoring foster parents
• Governor Cuomo announces N.Y. farm products grant
• Scholarships announced in Canton
• Drivers from near and far reach out to help Al Robinson
• Canton accepts funds for homestead/farmstead
• Almshouse Cemetery: a 'place of honor again'
• Almshouse Cemetery: a 'place of honor again'
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Claude R. Gray, 82 May 10, 2012
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• Marching for babies
• Sen. Casey calls for postal reforms before facility closures
• Troy Intermediate Craft Show to be held today
• EPA releases last Dimock water tests
• Baker warns of early reports of mosquitoes carrying West Nile Virus
• Juvenile reported missing
• Indecent exposure, open lewdness charges against Ulster man are dismissed
• Preliminary flood insurance rate maps for Towanda Borough available for public inspection
• Pickett named to chair Gaming Oversight Committee
• Study to be done to address jail overcrowding
• Honoring student achievers
• Western Bradford Notebook: Selling flowers on the Green in Troy
• Troy sees benefits of bulk water sales
• Teamsters certified to represent Troy police
• O'Malley & Langan adds Attorney Maryann J. Grippo, former prosecutor, to legal team
• 'Baker's Dozen Plus' ready for Relay
• Canton passes tentative budget
• "Facing Breast Cancer" exhibit returns to Guthrie
• County FFA chapters hold annual banquet
• Bradford County commissioners planning to convert Bradford County jail's gym to a housing unit, unless the state objects
• Learning walks help Athens teachers, students
• VJSA approves change orders
• PennDOT Briefs
• More Troy parking on way
• Troy signs agreement for effluent water sales
• Troy hears about Senate bill
• Western Bradford Notebook: Committee gets ready for Dairy Princess Festival
• Junior high students complete oral history project
• Troy to re-examine freeze in near future
• Troy Intermediate School awarded fitness center Troy accepts resignation of business manager
• Man accused of stalking AAHS student waives preliminary hearing
• Athens school board adopts tentative budget
• Valley Fireworks Show set for June 30
• Clarification: Nixle public alert system can also send voice messages to residents
• Aaron Kelly to judge local Teen Star competition
• Towanda High School honors top 10 graduating seniors
• $27.6 billion state budget bill awaits senate floor vote
• Alms House Cemetery spruced up, to be dedicated
• Evaluation of DeSisti's competency to stand trial will continue
• 'American Idol' tour coming to Wilkes-Barre
• Mellow pension hinges on conspiracy crime review
• PennDOT study: Make Main Street one-way in downtown Towanda
• Valley News Digest
• Walmart, hotel plans approved
• Senate bill to restore $500 million in budget cuts
• New Review poll topic published on website
• The cost of gas has peaked for this season, experts say
• Ulster bridge repairs move forward
• ArtsFest draws crowd
• Nicholson man pleads in drilling equipment theft
• Walking the walk
• Link hosts mental health walk
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• Reese sentenced in September incidents
• Tioga Downs readies for opening day of racing
• Western Bradford Notebook: Sylvania Lions pitch in for pool
• Musical theater to return to Valley
• Residents air street concerns in Troy Heights
• Talent on tap at this weekend's ArtsFest
• Men who pled guilty in asphalt scam sentenced to probation
• Center Valley Road in Bradford County to get new bridge
• Western Bradford Notebook: Enjoying a swim in Troy
• DEP fines RW Products More than $21,000 for illegally dumping drilling mud in Bradford County
• Bridge Educational Foundation donates $80,000 to families of North Central Pennsylvania
• From Sap to Syrup
• Litchfield supervisors discuss road reimbursements
• The Main Link opens a furniture store in Towanda
• With new tent, farmer's market in Troy gets ready for season opening
• Sullivan County School District takes precautionary measures in response to threat in Lycoming County
• Towanda's May First Friday celebration is today
• Bradford County approves protection of 25 homes, businesses against stream erosion
• Sullivan County SD takes precautionary measures in response to threat in Lycoming County
• Woman applauded for reporting child endangerment
• A sense of accomplishment
• EMTA medical assistance program to remain intact
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• FEMA to hold flood insurance meeting
• Airport to get goverment funds
• Trial postponed in Canton Twp. homicide case
• Western Bradford Notebook: Farm museum gets new addition
• Disability cuts rally draws Corbett response
• Heading off a crisis
• Heading off a crisis
• Waverly woman accused of theft of Elks Club funds
• Lawsuit states Voter ID law is ticket to disenfranchisement
• Waverly district presents budget
• Baker, Pickett applaud NTSW on being awarded grant
• Free assistance available for seniors applying for property tax/rent rebate program, says Major
• Western Bradford News Digest
• County might adopt 'CodeRED' public alert system for its residents
• Louisiana man arrested after shooting, chase
• Daughtry to play at Troy Fair
• Doctors evaluating DeSisti's competency to stand trial
• Western Bradford Notebook: Golden Olympics features 'fierce competition'
• Police Briefs 5/2/2012
• Senate approves juvenile case analysis bill
• Student art show to be held in Troy
• Troy's response to public doesn't violate Sunshine Act
• April tax revenue millions ahead of estimate
• Three arrested for aggravated assault at Red Rock Job Corps Center
• Jury selection for DeSisti homicide trial postponed again
• Helen Stolinas elected VP of the Public Defender Association of Pennsylvania
• 'Out in the wild': Rainforest program comes to Troy
• PennDOT launches new effort aimed at improving safety on state roadways
• Renovated Towanda Social Security office opens today
• Dan Lamb earns spot in DCCC's Emerging Races program
• State police issue warning about contractors
• Record attendance occurs at Endless Mountains Maple Festival
• Main Link host 'Paint the Town Purple' event in Towanda
• Athens posts fifth in state Science Olympiad
• House plans vote on Delaware loophole bill
• Record attendance occurs at Endless Mountains Maple Festival
• Tioga County, N.Y. News Digest
• Farm museum shows off quilts
• Food-stamp asset test takes affect Tuesday
• Maple Festival draws a crowd
• Raising Kane: West Scranton native marching toward Harrisburg
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Sayre celebrates Arbor Day
• Waverly school budget hearing set for Tuesday
• VRC co-founders honored by Beta Sigma Phi
• Monster truck open house held in Troy
• 12th annual Oral History Fair at Harlan Rowe Jr. High
• Children learn about healthcare careers at Guthrie
• Progress Authority honors Chesapeake Energy, Kim Barnes
• Sayre council approves paving bid
• PHEAA Reminds Students of Upcoming State Grant Deadline
• Route 187 bridge replacement project starts April 30
• State police to operate disposal site for unwanted prescription drugs
• CBCCC Educational Luncheon: Social Media for Small Businesses
• County seeks new Auditor
• Man accused of following, approaching women arrested
• George Leslie Kerrick, 93 April 26, 2012
• Kathy M. (Bride) Adams, 52 April 25, 2012
• Route 6 bridge rehabilitation in Sylvania starts May 7
• Towanda man charged with indecent assault
• Athens borough council approves long-term recovery plan
• Maple Festival on tap this weekend
• Bradford County Branch YMCA invites public to attend Healthy Kids Day
• Western Bradford Notebook
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• Pulitzer Prize nominee speaks in Towanda
• Sayre man to face charges in county court
• Female crash victim identified
• Bradford County Manor honors volunteers
• Drilling law summary released by PennFuture
• Voter ID trial run goes well
• 'Silent anti-incumbancy' vote may be telling
• Troy explains response to public
• Woman flown by helicopter after vehicle plunges onto creek bed in Orwell Twp.
• State police seek information about attempted abduction
• Election results from Bradford County
• Yaw wins GOP nomination for state Senate
• Romney takes GOP victory
• County polling places report light turnout
• Kane wins Democratic nomination for AG
• 'Broadway Favorites Acapella' to kick off new season at BCHS
• Athens school board approves FBLA trip
• Bradford County Tax Claim Bureau gives important reminder to those delinquent in their property tax payments
• Lopez Main Street Bridge emergency repairs start Thursday
• Canton takes another trophy at Battle of the Books
• Passport Through Time to feature museums of Bradford County
• Area Agency On Aging to hold public hearing
• With nothing like Obama-Clinton on the ballot, voter turnout today should be low
• Troy discusses new hospital EDU request
• Late snowstorm falls in county
• Pa.'s Primary Election is today
• Driver arrested for DUI in Ulster crash, which injured three
• Troy council member questions tractor purchase
• Inmate now charged with 2nd-degree murder
• DeSisti trial postponed again
• FirstEnergy's introduces online outage maps
• Blasting to take place along Little Loyalsock Creek
• Using their own product
• $185,927 awarded to nonprofits in the region
• Dairy Prince crowned in Tioga Center, N.Y.
• State to review keeping party affiliation on absentee ballots
• Pa. voters go to the polls on Tuesday
• Man seriously injured in Ulster crash
• Tioga United Way and member agencies honor significant contributions at annual banquet
• Jury selection starts today for DeSisti trial
• May is Foster Care Month
• Tioga County, N.Y. News Digest
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• USDA announces home loan program
• Yaw announces grants for area school districts
• Windham holds cleanup day
• Springfield Twp. holds open house
• Spring auction draws crowd in Troy
• Pulitzer Prize nominee to speak in Towanda
• Food, flowers and fabric: Shores shops in new Route 6 building
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Bradford County commissioners educate the public about sexual violence, volunteerism
• Camp Noah plans move forward
• Correction
• Towanda School Board discusses gas well pad near school
• Sayre artist's work in national competition
• Northeast shows off technology
• Troy mayor talks about crime
• Valley News Digest
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• Laceyville woman writes about son's autism
• Troy school board president writes letter to governor
• Sayre council pursues CDBG projects
• State senate candidate Gene Yaw responds to questionnaire
• State senate candidate David Huffman responds to questionnaire
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• Talisman Energy donates housing unit to Bradford County Airport
• 17 water withdrawal sites temporarily shut down in northeast Pa.
• Board moves forward with BCC agreement
• 34-room hotel planned for North Towanda
• Police investigate alleged shooting in Tuscarora
• Lopez sentenced to 2 to 4 years
• Dog licenses due
• Family urges state to increase intellectual disabilities funding
• Audubon Society learns about nature preserve
• PennDOT launches new safety effort
• Special meeting scheduled for council to adopt recovery plan
• Troy permanently closes Mosherville School Also accepts resignation of school board member
• Negotiations begin in Canton Area School District
• Troy council member wants to focus on the positive
• No drought yet, but dry spell has its drawbacks
• Sen. Yaw speaks against proposed House legislation
• Wyalusing elementary school principal resigns
• New public alert system set up for county
• Pro Musica planning spring concerts
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• Troy cafeteria manager gets state honor
• Sayre Public Library holds annual fundraiser
• Towanda SD considering tax increase, $200K in cuts
• Sayre school board discusses upcoming events, PSSA testing
• Sayre church donates to Valley Relief Council
• Valley News Digest
• Last-minute tax filers face limited extended postal hours in region
• Rockhounds explore the magic of minerals
• Four weeks until Robinson benefit
• Returning home, one family at a time
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• Trout season kicks off
• Farm museum seeks volunteers
• The Titanic cemetery: meeting victims of that fateful night
• Tioga County, N.Y. briefs
• State releases Susquehanna County compressor explosion report
• Cuomo: NY to cover local share of Hurricane Irene, Tropical Storm Lee response, recovery costs
• 'Night of a Thousand Stars' shines in Canton
• Community growing project ready for pilot year
• Armenia Twp. discusses dust control
• Redskin Club to hold recycling fundraiser
• Clarification: Troy Head Start was sponsor
• Canton superintendent contract OK'd
• Waverly board discusses budget
• Bradford County Branch YMCA launches Strong Kids Campaign
• DEP to hold public briefing on compressor explosion
• Monroe Borough sets clean-up
• Condition of woman injured in tanker truck crash is upgraded
• Main Street Bridge at Lopez reduced to single lane temporarily
• Update provided on the construction of Wysox Township's municipal water system
• Pool a topic at Canton meeting
• Western Bradford Notebook: Troy women make 'treasure' out of trash
• Western Bradford News Digest
• All drugs can kill
• Impact fee established
• Overcrowding remains a problem at county jail
• Woman in critical condition following crash
• Coroner: death of man found in river is not suspicious
• Mellow case headed back to Scranton with secret documents revealed
• DEP highlights 'deficiencies' in Cabot investigation report
• Sewer plant upgrade faces delays
• Commissioners say they will vote to establish an impact fee
• Public hearing addresses issues in local distribution of natural gas
• Driver who collided with bus charged
• New manager on board at Rialto Theatre
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Body found in river
• House bill seeks social media privacy
• Public hearing held on proposed revised zoning ordinance
• Monroe Twp. to hold clean-up
• Troy discusses naming proposal
• Paranormal show returns to Waverly
• Second bus added for Gettysburg bus trip
• 'Earth Day at Mill Cove' to feature shuttle bus
• Local career center to receive state equipment grant
• Chris Boswell named 2012 Esposito Award winner
• National Library Week proclaimed in Canton
• Waverly officials to develop loan action plan
• Santorum genuflects to reality
• Western Bradford Notebook: Canton residents help tornado victims
• The Milky Way hosts grand reopening
• 6:22 p.m. update: Body found in Towanda area
• Lawmakers push state funding lawsuit
• State to hold public hearing in Wysox on gas line extensions
• New concerns about gas compressors expected at DEP hearings
• Canton votes for impact fee
• Athens Borough moves forward with post-flood projects
• Man pleads guilty to dumping gas drilling waste in state gamelands
• $7.5M addition planned at Memorial Hospital
• South Creek Twp. hires seasonal workers
• PennDOT work to take place in western Bradford County
• Marino undergoes 'successful' surgery
• Athens event to raise money for diabetes
• GVEMS staffers help local vets
• PennDOT to host open house and job fair
• Work bee planned to clean up fairgrounds
• Northeast plans Technology Open House
• Alternative voting available to the elderly and handicapped
• Pa. seeks stream cleanup strategies
• Districts struggle to find speech therapists
• Election office announces absentee ballot deadline
• Bradford County to install new electrical hookups for RVs in county park
• Getting help in order to give help
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Flag at Bradford County Courthouse to be flown at half-staff
• Kids flock to egg hunts
• Once a kingpin, Santorum struggles to survive
• South Creek Twp. votes against impact fee
• Little Known Facts of Bradford County History
• Waverly CDBG loan audit results released
• New bridge to replace old on Hill Road
• Troy Area School Board hears five-year plan
• Mosherville vote this month in Troy
• Woman dies after Wells Twp. crash
• Rohrer stumps in Wysox
• Pinwheels honor courage of abuse victims
• Burglary occurs in Towanda
• $200K OK'd to fix the homes of flood victims
• Route 220 Resurfacing Project in Bradford County Starts Soon
• Scranton Democrats blast Romney's policies
• Republican candidate Romney campaigns in Tunkhannock
• For Romney supporters, former governor best chance to beat Obama
• Duane Lewis appointed Bradford County jury commissioner
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• Rep. Marino to undergo surgery
• Monster Truck Show coming to maple festival
• Leprino holds Easter bash for kids
• Troy Foundation to hold golf tournament
• EMTA announces route changes
• Baker offers free assistance for rebate applications
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• Western Bradford New Digest
• Authority headquarters restoration to get grant
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• Sayre High School holds career day
• Armenia Twp. votes for impact fee
• First Friday returns April 6
• From Troy to Germany: The Journey of 11 Students from THS
• Athens author releases new book
• Work bee set to repair flood damage at Mountaineer Park softball field
• Troy seeks bond issue savings
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Wysox supervisors discuss recreation facilities, municipal building
• Towanda Boro receives first drilling royalties
• Another poll says Romney gained ground in Pa.
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• More details announced on Canton program
• Feds move to seal Mellow documents
• Munchak imprisoned in North Carolina
• Juvenile counsel bill goes to governor
• Camp for disaster-affected children may come to Valley
• Accelerated road and bridge projects announced
• Heating oil delivery truck rolls over, causing spill
• Troy councilman's 'butchered' comment draws criticism
• Immunization requirements for schools in Pa. changes
• County auditor Audrey Allen dies
• Heating oil delivery truck rolls over, causing spill
• Sayre awaits news on flood reimbursement
• Wysox Township supervisors vote for impact fee
• Ulster approves impact fee
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• Students injured in bus crash
• Sayre commission has trees available
• Sayre Historical Society Museum and Burkhart Gift Shop re-open
• Waverly village trustees reorganize
• Medical college, University of Scranton need more time for possible affiliation
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Rockokie winner announced at Tioga Downs
• Easter Festival helps families with special needs
• Towanda native promoted to major general in the Army Reserve
• Valley News Digest
• Towanda Borough Council addresses planned expansion of hospital's Personal Care Home
• Independent church begins services
• Waverly freshmen party with a purpose
• Canton gets on the 'cutting edge' with iPads
• Pulitzer Prize-nominated author to speak in Towanda
• Troy Public Works also affected
• Renovations start at Epiphany Church
• County seeking state funds to help pay for $159K upgrade to Sunfish Pond County Park
• Sayre man jailed on drug, escape charges
• Central Bradford Chamber of Commerce gives Spark, Citizen of the Year awards to Paul Sweitzer and Ken and Viola Bartholomew
• Troy student charged with weapon possession on school property
• Family donates part of Sayre football history
• Troy mulls police staffing proposal
• Yard sale to benefit Relay for Life
• Yaw supports bill protecting consumers from mandated health care coverage
• Chesapeake Appalachia to upgrade roads in area
• Local businesses help with Sayre park restoration
• Three more local polling places are moved
• EMTA explores cost-cutting measures
• Supervisors approve hotel, daycare plans
• House panel drops mine fund transfer
• Sayre Theatre holding special event
• Senate panel approves umbrella economic authority
• House approves juvenile counsel bill
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• Western Bradford News Digest
• Troy Motel sells for $625K
• Governor praises MU's creation of the Marcellus Institute
• Man charged with shipping marijuana
• Powell residents seek flooding solution
• Poll shows Pa. presidential race really tight
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Waverly presents tentative budget
• Athens Township zoning changes ready for public hearing
• Western Bradford Notebook: Troy chainsaw carver creates unique works of art
• Fitness lover reaches milestone
• Valley News Digest
• Tioga Trails to add music and mystery to their downtown venue
• County block grant proposal faces negotiation
• Ridgebury latest to favor impact fee
• Jared Boxes donated to children's hospital
• Clinton backs Kane, but AFL-CIO goes for Murphy
• Troy hears residents' reaction to part-time police freeze
• House panel approves road repair bill
• Investing in girls now will pay off for the nation tomorrow
• Western Bradford Notebook: Canton gets prepared for emergencies
• The Bridge's 'Clothes Closet' returns to normal hours
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Power outage reported in Troy
• Organizations team up to host Field Hearth and Home show
• New rates set for United Water Owego-Nichols
• Candidates for state office speak in Forksville
• Physicist to speak at upcoming gas drilling forum
• Couple to teach 'the language of dance' at local dance workshop
• Tioga County, N.Y.News Digest
• Dan Lamb announces campaign for N.Y. congressional seat
• Che-Hanna Rock and Mineral Show draws crowd over weekend
• Chesapeake Energy provides assistance for residents impacted by flooding, housing shortage
• Man identified in fatal P&G industrial accident
• Teens film anti-bullying PSAs
• 5K results announced Pink Panther 5K Run/Walk top finish results
• Clarification: Views of some municipal officials on impact fee not explained sufficiently
• Montrose wins Scholarship Challenge
• Rockokie contestants sing for their life; winner to be crowned on Friday
• Che-Hanna show draws crowd
• Bradford County Marriage Licenses, 3/25/12
• Bradford County celebrates bicentennial
• Hawbaker fined for Burlington quarry
• Dem lawmaker challenges state trooper subsidy
• Little Known Facts of County History
• Rock and mineral club holds annual show this weekend
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• Athens Borough to receive FEMA loan
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• School looks to donate unused chalk
• Major roadway projects to occur on Route 220
• Troy votes for impact fee
• Troy hears street complaint
• Major road projects this season in Windham, Smithfield and Ridgebury townships
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Residents complain of location of compression station in Herrick Township.
• Sheshequin supervisors agree to support impact fee
• Fears about the "reachback" effect of could be overblown
• Bradford County commissioners to vote April 12 on whether to levy an impact fee on gas drilling
• Tioga Point Museum to host Gettysburg bus trip
• Lawmakers hear call for liquor fine hike
• Towanda School District to spend over $200K to resurface its track
• Man drowns in pond in Sullivan County
• Williams honored at Valley business banquet
• Ridgebury meeting on impact fee set for Monday
• State officials: impact fee does not obligate municipalities to reclaim water supplies
• Man accused of stealing police cruiser
• State Rep. Matt Baker says enacting an impact fee will be very historic
• Three earn Waverly trustee terms
• Environmental groups release impact fee vote scorecard
• 'Kite Runner' approval defeated
• Webinars offer lessons on new drilling law
• Valley News Digest 3/21/2012
• Estimated distribution of funds to local municipalities from gas impact fee
• Burlington Borough Council meets
• Spanish class to hold Latino community event tonight
• State legislators on impact fee: No 'danger' to the county
• State legislators on impact fee: No 'danger' to the county
• Pa. counties flock to impact fee
• Sayre Area School District to move stadium's tile wall
• N.C. governor visits Northern Tier
• Western Bradford Notebook: Armenia Twp. man keeps on going with weather spotting
• Wysox Fire Company acquiring its first ladder truck
• Scholarship Challenge finals set
• March 26 is deadline to register to vote in Pennsylvania Primary
• Body found in Wyalusing identified
• Friends, family show support for woman with brain tumor
• Red Cross chapters getting an overhaul
• Local soldier's life, struggles remembered
• Experts: Mellow plea agreement benefits public, defendant
• The Bridge continues to offer furniture, clothing, bedding to flood survivors
• 'Drinking Habits' raises spirits
• Funds to help 97 farms in 18 counties
• Governor Cuomo announces passage of major pension reform
• State constitution amended to expand gambling; Tioga Downs' Gural reacts
• Bus funding in jeopardy, officials fear
• Volunteer firefighters to be honored
• New Review poll topic published on website
• PennDOT Briefs 3/18/2012
• Junior High Scholarship Challenge champs crowned
• Wyalusing Swing Choir to perform at county bicentennial celebration
• Stray Haven to host obedience classes
• Running the race: thousands of dreams come true
• Democratic candidates speak at dinner
• 5K run/walk raises money for ARCC
• Army Reserve Center to be constructed in Nichols
• Police investigating body found along river in Wyalusing
• Sayre council discusses upcoming projects
• Correction: Name eliminated
• Sheshequin Road drainage improvement scheduled in Bradford County
• One injured in Troy Township crash
• Reese pleads guilty to misdemeanor
• School districts not serving 'pink slime'
• Waverly mausoleum windows restored
• Damage estimate to vandalized Chesapeake tank set at $300,000
• The Irish in Bradford County
• Waverly PD still investigating fatal MVA
• Mellow agrees to plead guilty to conspiracy, faces up to five years in prison
• Local resident alarmed about increased export of liquefied natural gas
• BCC talks partnership with Waverly schools
• Mother: Asylum Twp. teenager's life saved by two passers-by
• Western Bradford Notebook:Celebrating a life-long love of the library
• Landowners' association announces its annual maple festival and pancake breakfast
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Buy-out a no-go in Canton
• Canton discusses truckers' letter
• Central Bradford Chamber dinner scheduled for March 29
• Western Bradford Notebook: Read-a-thon a big success in Troy
• Towanda Spanish classes to perform 'Alice in Wonderland'
• Public forum held in Troy
• Waverly woman killed in crash
• Fire damages farmhouse in Warren Township
• Funding shortfall discussed in Troy
• Southwestern planning to spend $500M
• Voter ID bill goes to governor to sign into law
• VFW donates $50K toward construction of veterans' park in Towanda
• Pedestrian killed after being struck by vehicle in Waverly, N.Y.
• N.Y.'s ban on brush burning begins Friday
• Corbett ready to sign voter ID bill when it reaches him
• State education funding change discussed in Troy
• Tioga County gives nod to impact fee on gas drilling
• Flood bills move in House committees
• Canton Borough still assessing impact fee
• Voters could face a tax-shift question on the fall ballot
• Sullivan County enacts impact fee on gas drilling
• Real estate tax bills have been mailed
• Baker supports natural gas vehicle legislation
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Area students learn about energy careers
• Route 328 drainage improvements scheduled later this month
• Webinars to examine impact fee
• Phone, Internet service to be interrupted
• Tioga County, N.Y. News Digest 3/13/2012
• Canton approves pool-related advertisements
• Carantouan Greenway to celebrate St. Patrick's Day in the woods
• House approves RACP bill
• Voter ID bill faces final vote
• Western Bradford Notebook: Forty take part in Canton 5K
• Athens Borough to support impact fee
• Another delay for Shave trial
• Men charged in asphalt scam plead guilty
• Fire destroys mobile home outside of Lopez
• District hires Steven Gobble as its superintendent
• Public meeting, hearing to be held on compressor station expansion
• Superior Court to hear cases in Scranton
• Northeast planning Pink Panther 5K Run/Walk event
• Contestants advance in Rockokie; two more eliminated
• Chicago volunteers helping local flood victims
• Little known facts of county history
• PUC official to speak at county's 'convention' on impact fee
• Man identified who was killed in Waverly house fire
• House moving flood aid package
• Wellsboro advanced to final round of 32nd Annual Scholarship Challenge
• New officer assigned to Sayre Salvation Army
• Athens science team takes regional
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Annual MU Career Fair to be held April 5
• House leader wants to offset higher ed cuts
• YMCA seeks public's help in repairing softball field
• School board to hire Gobble as superintendent
• Toddler dies of drowning Toddler dies of drowning
• Man killed in Waverly fire
• Sayre Borough reminds residents to dispose of medical waste safely
• Route 220 project in New Albany resumes next week
• Future of farmers' market in question
• Correction: Date of event was wrong
• House fire in Waverly, N.Y. claims man's life
• County opens bid for chandelier hoist system
• Canton welcomes long-term substitute aboard
• Waverly officials reevaluating loan program
• Tioga County sheriff announces membership drive
• Western Bradford Notebook
• Open house Saturday at Monroeton Public Library
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Covey sentenced
• Fourth annual Battle of the Bands to be held in Troy
• Waverly officials reevaluating loan program
• New date set for Shave trial
• Gas drilling companies state how they would be affected by Bradford County gas impact fee
• Traffic lights in Towanda to be upgraded
• Teamsters addressing Troy part-time police freeze
• Township seeking public input on impact fee
• Buy-out interest expressed in Canton
• Valley news digest
• Bradford County commissioners highlight improvements in local Red Cross chapter
• Committee talks proposed ordinance, sewer billing
• Study shows that more Pennsylvania high schools have licensed athletic trainers
• Western Bradford Notebook
• Missing person reported
• TAG presents 'Drinking Habits' dinner and theater event
• Sayre committee members leaning toward impact fee
• Troy, Towanda get Red Light Enforcement Funding
• Date set for 'county convention' on gas impact fee
• Wavery village planning board approves site plan
• Western Bradford Notebook: Cast gets ready for Troy spring musical
• Dustin Briggs' execution stayed
• Families dealing with autism eligible for state grants
• Charges withdrawn
• Crofut Rd./Route 414 concerns discussed
• Scollo hires team to take on incumbent Tom Marino
• Anti-texting law to take effect in Pennsylvania
• Marino's staff to hold hours in Bradford, Pike and Wayne counties
• Pickett's staff to hold March office hours
• Experts talk on rainfall and flooding
• Che-Hanna Rock & Mineral Club to host show
• Senate sets member non-profit restrictions
• Windham Ambulance coverage area divided
• Towanda Boro Council passes motion in favor of gas impact fee
• Police: hit-and-run driver was DUI when he totaled vehicle in Towanda
• Council discusses position on impact fee
• Troy Area School District to hold public forum
• Ulster officials continue to modify zoning draft
• Death investigated
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Western Bradford Notebook: Casey Hall makes her mark
• Tioga County, N.Y. News Digest
• Young authors honored
• Senators lining up against higher education cuts
• Western Bradford Notebook: Dr. Seuss winners show their pride in Troy
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Open Forest offers fun, education
• ER patients across country paying upfront for non-urgent care
• Wishing Dr. Seuss a happy birthday
• Mundy preparing new corporate loophole bill
• Western Bradford Notebook: Family members reunite in Troy
• Hospital hosts new heart devices, procedures
• Celebrating Dr. Seuss in western Bradford County
• Sayre kindergarten registration scheduled
• Troy, Canton see less bulk water sales
• Supervisors discuss impact fee, zoning changes
• Bradford County to hold "convention" on gas impact fee
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• Businessman Phil Scollo Launches Campaign Website
• Western Bradford Notebook
• Troy Mayor recalls meeting Davy Jones
• Commissioners support borough's recovery plan
• Legislators, school directors to meet in Canton
• Troy Area School District to Administer 2012 PSSA
• Bradford County announces change in passport application process
• Valley News Digest
• Supplying honey to the presidents
• Western Bradford Notebook: Supplying honey to the presidents
• Township, borough partner for Main Street designation
• Towanda School District's spending is the lowest in three-county region
• Crash closes Route 14 in Gillett
• VEDA, chamber show off Enterprise Center
• House postpones vote on abortion ultrasound bill
• Code officers welcomed
• Columbia Cross Roads resident honored
• Libraries offer free foreign language instruction on the web
• Troy public forum draws tepid response
• Troy Farmer's Market to begin second year
• Property subdivision OK'd in Troy
• Voter registration deadline is announced
• Lopez pleads guilty to aggravated assault in machete incident
• Troy students make Shaker boxes
• First sampling completed in national fracking study
• PennDOT Briefs 2/28/2012
• Fencing, watering and infrastructure class offered
• Elkland Township to receive state grant for flood repair, Pickett says
• Valley event to spotlight community development
• Garden club plans special tribute
• Local police enforcing new seat belt law
• Shelter seeks funds to help fix feral cats
• Heating bill help available for low-income households until March 31
• Work continues on Sayre artist's statue
• Towanda School Board ends its controversial interest-rate swap agreement
• Local residents warned about new scam
• Shave trial postponed
• Freight train partially derails in Standing Stone
• Man commits suicide by jumping into river
• Monroe Boro's polling place is moving to library
• The school of Hard Knox
• Tioga County, N.Y. News Digest
• The film 'The Trouble with Cali' a terrible investment
• Rockokie cuts three more; gears up for 80s week
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Running the race: It's time
• Scholarship Challenge continues
• Valley News Digest
• Running the race: two people who inspire
• Western Bradford Notebook: Amassing moose mementos in Troy
• Clarification: Addition to article on impact fee:
• Early reviews are in and 'Cali' is indeed in trouble
• Lottery sales discussed for liquor stores
• Troy puts temporary freeze on part-time police officers
• Statewide roadside cleanup planned, volunteers needed
• Open house to highlight Valley development
• Troy council frustrated with 'rehashing'
• Bradford County ends its use of jury commissioners
• Shave trial to start Monday
• Pickett warns consumers about phone, internet scams
• Troy dentist keeps them smiling
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Rome farm starting CSA program
• McLinko discusses view on impact fee
• Troy expels student, discusses forum
• Trial date set in Canton Twp. homicide case
• Troy debates holding night meetings Troy debates holding night meetings
• Troy debates holding night meetings
• EMTA prepares for medical transportation funding shortfall
• State bill complicates Ulster zoning plans
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• Southern Tier sales tax collections were strong in 2011
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• Magisterial District Re-establishment Plan on public display
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• Western Bradford Notebook: 'Troy Night' to be held at First Arena
• Troy School Board tables approval of 'The Kite Runner'
• Audubon Society learns about condor recovery efforts
• Frack water treatment plant under review
• Painting project closes library until Friday
• Correction: Phone number incorrect
• Mansfield University dedicates new residence halls
• Western Bradford Notebook: Lost piece of history found in Troy
• Troy Area School District to host first public forum
• Western Bradford Notebook: Troy man's volunteer work earns accolade
• Caregivers Support Group: a helping hand along the path
• Pennsylvania GOP primary likely relevant to presidential nomination
• Bipartisan support in Senate for housing aid
• University of Scranton, Commonwealth Medical College explore affiliation
• Correction: Competition date incorrect
• Candidates for Pa. Legislature, statewide office speak in Wysox
• Commissioners McLinko, Miller endorse Welch
• Stumping in Towanda
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Humane Society to begin animal cruelty investigations
• Lt. Gov. Cawley speaks in Wysox Township
• Seventeen advance in Rockokie; three get eliminated
• Tioga County, N.Y. News Digest
• Towanda Borough's First Ward polling place is relocating
• Chief county clerk: Approval of state grant 'very likely'
• Kirby Band resumes rehearsals
• Western Bradford Notebook: Troy couple keeps homemade ice cream tradition alive
• Christian A. Bullock, 85 Feb. 18, 2012
• As boom slows, worry sets in
• Warming up at Winterfest: Event features Polar Bear Plunge and other cold weather fun
• Rep. Marino votes for extension of payroll tax cut
• Marcellus gas production in state continues steady climb
• Land bank bill newest anti-blight tool
• Businessman Phil Scollo files to face Rep. Marino
• County markets bridge in Leroy Twp.
• District's energy efficiency program is back on track
• Proposed natural gas projects to be reviewed by planning commission
• Canton discusses pool issues
• Troy Mayor savors memory of Beatles concert
• North Towanda Township raises property taxes
• Waverly school board talks construction
• Valley News Digest
• Sayre's new police building named
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Bradford County commissioners, citizens debate gas impact fee
• Comments on gas impact fee expected at today's meeting of the Bradford County commissioners
• Marino announces for second term
• Insanity defense notice filed in Lopez case
• CVS site granted variance
• Singer to compete at Tioga Downs
• GTP to eliminate 150 positions
• Water tanker truck lands in creek in Monroe Twp.
• Waverly student National Merit Scholarship finalist
• Donation helps Tioga County Boys and Girls Club
• Troy OK's expulsion motions
• Troy police educate students on seatbelt safety
• Missoula production under way in Canton
• Learning to paint in Troy
• Sayre school board approves scholarships
• Green Free Library faces proposed funding cut
• PUC eyes private firm for impact fee collection
• Athens restructure plan passes
• Bradford County commissioners split on imposing gas impact fee
• NEPA senators tangle over state budget priorities
• GVEMS subscription program discontinued for N.Y. residents
• Athens to use donations toward levee repair
• Canton hears of 'uncertain state' of public education
• Sheshequin Twp. dissolves planning commission
• Drugs a moving target
• Intermediate Unit 17: health insurance consortium serving local school districts has stabilized rates in recent years
• Armenia Township hears report on projects
• PennDOT Driver License, Photo Centers closed for Presidents Day
• Western Bradford News Digest
• A special perspective on Valentine's Day
• Gas line projects in permitting process
• Corbett raiding special funds to balance state budget
• Taxes going up in North Towanda
• Hit-and-run driver sought in Waverly
• Area dance group enjoys 'Wine, Chocolate, Roses'
• Armenia Twp. to welcome new residents
• Stall applications available for Tioga and Vernon Downs
• Seedlings, Bluebird and other nesting boxes available
• Meeting scheduled for Tioga County mitigation plan
• Salvation Army to hold emergency food distribution
• Third-grader helps raise money for school
• Community Foundation for South Central New York announces $100K grant funding available for spring 2012
• Tioga County Ag Group is looking for farmers
• Hazard Mitigation Plan public meeting to be held
• Audubon Society to hold program in Athens
• Antique show to benefit historical society
• Project Renew to launch flood discussion groups
• Company to elevate Tioga County homes
• Athens girl advances to Week 1 of Rockokie
• Karen Ann Benjamin Driscoll, 43 Feb. 10, 2012
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Notre Dame advances to final round of Scholarship Challenge
• Man wanted for homicide is arrested
• Eric Hrin: Western Bradford Notebook: Making a big impression in Troy
• Red Cross forms recovery group
• Marino introduces foreign drug trafficing bill
• 100th day of school celebrated in Troy
• Annual Open Forest to be held March 3
• Impact fee bill addresses housing needs
• DEP halts fracking at site after gas well failure DEP halts Carrizo fracking at Susquehanna County site after gas well failure
• Subway to re-open in Wyalusing
• Granville Twp. man waives meth-related charges
• Motion made to file additional charges against Lopez
• Canton man waives false reports, cruelty to animals charges
• Local agencies receive cut in state HSDF funds
• Sayre Salvation Army gets new captain
• Canton hears about funding situation
• Monroeton man attends Super Bowl
• Prison Board mulls $378K expansion of Bradford County jail
• DEP Fines Chesapeake Appalachia $565,000 for Multiple Violations
• Letter to the Editor, Feb. 10, 2012
• Tobacco use on school grounds prohibited by state law and school board policy
• Pickett says impact fee to address concerns of local communities
• State House of Representatives honors library's 100th anniversary
• Western Bradford Notebook: Scholarship Challenge a 'legacy' in Canton, by Eric Hrin
• Dog licenses for sale in Athens
• Central Bradford News Digest
• Story contained incorrect information about Wysox Supervisor Jon Kulick
• Wrong photo used for story
• Work to re-open Pine Street in Towanda is under way
• New sewer plant to be flood-resistant
• Sayre looks at sewer billing
• Pickett says impact fee to address concerns of local communities
• Flood protection project for Wysox's commercial district to start
• Block grants get county association support
• Budget fosters uncertaintly, fear among human services providers
• Higher ed cuts hit bipartisan sour note
• Libraries take budget hit
• State unemployment compensation crisis hitting local businesses
• Obama draws area fire for contraception decision
• Chesapeake Energy describes adjustment in royalty payments
• Wysox Supervisors hire full-time employee to manage the township
• Pickett says Governor's proposal starts 2012-13 budget process
• Presbytery to open Volunteer Villages
• Parent concerns heard at Athens public meeting
• Colleges would see major cuts in state budget
• Budget slashes higher education, keeps district funding mostly flat
• Local man jailed after manufacturing meth, assaulting wife
• Windham Ambulance to discontinue service
• A look at the losers in Corbett's budget
• A look at the winners in Corbett's budget
• Corbett budget slashes higher education spending, but taxes stay the same
• What's next with the state budget
• Congressional candidate John Moran visits Towanda
• Leroy Twp. discusses spring cleanup
• Two join GVEMS Board of Directors
• Planning commission reviews hotel plans
• Corbett budget out today
• Local men join NEPA firefighters in charity building climb
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Ulster to receive funds for bridge repairs
• Warm weather, charity spur exercise in Troy-Canton area
• Ellen Hawthorne Feb. 4, 2012
• Tioga County updating FEMA Hazard Mitigation Plan
• Project RENEW provides crisis counseling
• Tioga County not affected by recent Pertussis outbreak Health Department offers tips for staying healthy this flu season
• Tioga United Way extends 2011 campaign
• Tackling game-day fun: ROCC holds football party
• Athens successful at Science Olympiad
• Towanda Boro Council begins drafting idling ordinance
• Chili cook-off held in Canton
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Daily Review website to begin charging fee
• Corbett faces another fiscal test Corbett faces another fiscal test
• Mild winter continues
• Area businesses celebrate game day
• Marriage Licenses 2/5/2012
• Statement from local affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure
• Unemployment benefits expire for 17,000 Unemployment compensation benefits expire for 17,000
• Casey plans bill to promote natural gas as vehicle fuel
• Troy realizes savings from school closings
• Program for low-income families will offer them a computer
• Chief Roof explains lack of reimbursements to Towanda Fire Department
• Canton students learn about pigs
• Coroner releases death statistics
• Coroner's office gets morgue
• Troy Historical Society seeking more members
• Tioga County Chamber recognizes all residents; discusses plans for upcoming year
• Towanda's emergency siren might be permanently silenced
• Public invited to presentation on bath salts
• Waverly school board continues stadium discussion
• Valley News Digest
• Great white sharks coming to Troy
• Bradford County commissioners raise salaries of 911 dispatchers
• troy students raise money for humane society
• Athens recovery team holds open house
• NRCS sixth-graders move into repaired classroom
• New bid limits take effect
• YMCA starting new after-school program
• Johnson appointed Ridgebury supervisor
• PennDOT details modernization efforts on new webpage
• Redistricting mess focuses attention on reform bills
• Cabot raises new questions about EPA data in Dimock
• Sheshequin Township proposes eliminating planning commission
• Daffodil Days almost here: American Cancer Society fundraiser coming to Troy/Canton area
• Canton man charged with false reports, cruelty to animals
• Clarification: Results incomplete
• Jazz Band to hold dinner concert
• Internet Essentials' eligibility criteria expanded
• GVEMS to recognize National Wear Red Day
• Tioga County 4-H's Tractor & Machinery Operations Certification Program to begin on Valentine's Day
• Museum receives preservation grant
• Incubation and Embryology to be offered through Tioga County 4-H
• Flood-reducing measures proposed for Bentley Creek
• DEP calls for Marcellus air data DEP calls for Marcellus air data
• Man flown to hospital after vehicle strikes tree
• Ulster seeks input on zoning ordinance
• 'Extra points' from a memorial service
• PennDOT Briefs 1/31/2012
• Waverly Family Resource Center to host open house
• Flood Recovery Discussion Group planned
• Governor Cuomo announces New York State to receive $93 million in Federal grants for disaster relief
• Flood Recovery Grant Program now accepting applications
• After-school wellness program is still going strong
• Broad redistricting plan changes foreseen
• Man killed after collision in Sullivan County
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Forty-two percent of Americans say they would try to swim to safety aboard a sinking cruise ship
• A taxpayer's nightmare: the IRS audit
• Minimal damage in Canton fire
• Pickett supports business tax restructuring bill
• Elmira Free Academy advances in Scholarship Challenge
• Tax refunds can mean a surprising surplus for some
• Individual, capital gains rates unchanged for 2012
• Key numbers to have when filing tax returns
• Stuff at the statue: Gifts show how fans loved Paterno
• Bradford County Marriage Licenses 1/29/2012
• Happy Birthday, Sayre!
• April 23 date set for delayed DeSisti trial
• Canton works on gifted student identification
• Area experiences low snowfall this winter
• Tioga County updating mitigation plan
• PSJAC files challenge to HB 1644
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• How I remember Joe Paterno
• United Way of Bradford County meets 2012 campaign goal, hires a paid director
• Athens to hold meeting on proposed restructuring
• Bradford County continues to raise salaries in response to tight job market
• Relay for Life kick-off held in Troy
• Troy Lions Club has biggest Christmas basket project ever
• Troy resident interning in Harrisburg
• Baker's office ranks No. 1 for constituent services
• Waverly trustees approve bike festival, garden
• EMTA board discusses medical transportation funds
• Towanda seniors will help determine 'Nation's Report Card'
• Athens receives grant to repair levee
• Troy resident interning in Harrisburg
• Athens Township supervisors approve plans
• Towanda School District again gets audit report with no findings
• State of the Union brings mixed reaction from local reps
• February hours announced for Pickett's satellite offices
• Creek work done in Canton
• Columbia Twp. holds line on taxes
• Troy students take part in band festival
• Western Bradford News Digest
• DEP weighs mine water for fracking
• Canton Fitness Center to hold 'Healthy Heart' 5K fundraiser
• Garage destroyed in South Creek Twp.
• Dust problem fixed in Burlington
• Local property taxes to be reduced by over $30K on Ingersoll Rand property
• Chesapeake describes response to low natural gas prices
• Waverly moves forward with college plans
• Saying goodbye to Joe
• Mourning Paterno: Thousands attend public viewing
• Larger, permanent building being constructed for Shores Sisters Farm Market and quilt shop
• Medical college to offer professional science program
• CCNN reports successful holiday giving season
• Court hears appeals as candidates line up
• Area counties have highest rate of heart disease in state
• Sayre man charged in two indecent assault cases
• Marino introduces bill that would 'change business as usual in Washington'
• In first year, U.S. Rep. Marino touts spending reductions In first year, Marino touts spending reductions
• Two state troopers treated at local hospital for minor injuries
• Salary increases get smaller under new teachers' contract
• O'Brien promises to uphold Paterno's standards
• Drummers needed for Royal Blues' Big Band
• Cornell Cooperative Extension of Tioga County elects 2012 Board of Directors at annual meeting
• Assessment of flood affected towns could affect county taxes
• Valley News Digest
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• Mourners remember Joe Paterno
• Renovations at North Rome Christian School are nearly complete Repairs address flood damage from Tropical Storm Lee
• Human service cuts prompt initiative
• Paterno family's optimism hid lung cancer's aggressiveness
• Towanda Public Library educating the public on how to access its e-book collection Towanda Public Library educating the public on how to access its e-book collection
• Collection drive is successful Collection drive for Herrickville family, which lost their home in a fire last week, is successful
• Lynch-Bustin holds family fun night
• Drilling film to air
• Correction: Towanda superintendent was misquoted
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Towanda man's Honduras trip: worth it all
• Tesmec USA Inc. offers demonstration for natural gas pipeline ditch-digging in Marcellus Shale
• Glancing Backward, 1/21/12
• Supplies being collected for Herrickville fire victims
• Pa. township goes greener with natural gas powered recycling truck
• Commissioners visit New Mexico for natural gas conference
• Residents: Bradford County commissioners should focus more on preserving agriculture, gas impacts
• Covey pleads guilty to theft charges
• Motorists should prepare for winter driving
• New MU residence halls open; students begin moving in
• Troy OK's preliminary budget
• Sayre council presents certificates of appreciation
• Measures will protect Wyalusing school during gas line construction
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• Marino: Stop Online Piracy Act needs much improvement
• Congressman Hinchey won't seek reelection; retires after serving ten terms
• Man honored for flood cleanup efforts
• Construction at sewer plant continues
• Troy hears 'cautionary tale' during Mosherville hearing
• New site proposed for hotel in Wysox Twp.
• Towanda Borough Council member Jean Miller's home is struck by fire
• Yaw to seek another term
• Police continue to investigate window shootings
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Hinchey to announce he won't seek re-election
• Herrickville family homeless after blaze
• Food Check-out Day 2012 to be held
• CVS project granted zoning variance
• Rachel's Challenge presented at Sayre High
• Parents plead Troy School Board to reopen Mosherville
• Troy police promote safe cell phone use
• Georgia man faces additional charge in drilling waste dumping incident
• Rogers receives prison term for Sayre stabbing
• Milky Way bouncing back after fire
• Correction: Phone number incorrect
• Towanda School Board to vote on resignations of superintendent, head football coach
• Earthquake-triggering wells also in Pa.
• Chesapeake watershed to be explored
• A standalone Marcellus bill moving to passage
• Teamster strike, local picketing, ends in pipeline industry
• 'Grace House' to open doors
• 70 vehicles locally have had windows shot since Wednesday
• Glancing Backward, 1/16/12
• Charlie Sellers moves to higher ground, in Barton
• Tioga County Sheriff's Department receives accreditation
• Libous: Next step for drilling is DEC's review of comments
• Local insurers say customer rebates unlikely
• Woman accused of wielding knife
• New law paves way for pipeline inspectors
• Retailers lukewarm on newest wine sales idea
• Canton hears report on school district's wellness activities
• Glancing Backward, 1/15/12
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Students compete at Science Olympiad Invitational in Athens
• DEP investigating methane in Wyoming County water wells
• Rep. Baker addresses pro-life rally in Towanda
• New boat unveiled at Nichols Fire Department
• Marriage Licenses 1/15/2012
• Troy Hospital Auxiliary announces scholarship
• Public education applauded in Canton
• Mosherville school hearing reminder issued
• Library celebrating 100 years in Troy
• Books donated to Virginia school
• Nine vehicles vandalized in Towanda Boro
• At last! The history of Stone Wall Hill
• Pennsylvania landowners protect habitat with RMEF
• Valley News Digest
• Baker announces more than $211,291 in funding for fire and EMS companies in Bradford and Tioga counties
• Kick-off scheduled for Western Bradford Relay
• Pa. Supreme Court declines to hear Colegrove appeal
• Winning $200K lottery ticket sold at N. Towanda store
• The Bridge continues flood relief
• Orwell woman publishes novel
• Sayre artist begins work on statue
• Driver cited in Troy traffic light accident
• Republican Committee seats up for election
• CDBG to hold public hearing
• EMTA adds Wilawana Road route to Valley
• Stations announce annual "Individual of the Year" winner
• Huffman Seeks 23rd District Senate Seat
• Chesapeake buys former Camco site
• Troy committee holds inaugural meeting
• AAHS to host Science Olympiad invitational Saturday
• Briggs appeals expected to continue
• Troy Mobility Plan lists options
• Residents rally as comment period nears its end
• Burton A. O'Hare, 89 Jan. 9, 2012
• Concert to be held in Troy
• U.S. Marshals arrest alleged Bradford County child predator
• State law regulating the handling of concussions to go into effect
• Food stamps asset test condemned as 'idiotic, heartless'
• New Athens superintendent introduced
• Frack tank tampered with in Canton Twp.
• Teamsters picket in Troy
• Sayre Salvation Army in transition: Cruz's relieved of duty, but still Captains
• DeSisti trial continued
• Briggs to be executed March 8
• Two suffer minor injuries in Monroe stove fire
• Yaw to host constituent outreach in Sullivan County
• Ridgebury Township supervisor resigns
• Sylvania reorganizes
• Athens Borough requesting grant for levee repair
• National pipeline construction strike spreads to N. Towanda
• Towanda school board hires Donald Butler as interim superintendent
• PennDOT Driver License, Photo Centers closed Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Jury Commissioner sought
• Troy Mobility Plan wraps up Troy called 'choke point' in separate study
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• Orwell Township officials organize
• Health care reform measures could affect hospital finances
• Corbett business aid plan gets second wind
• DEP: Cabot drilling caused methane in Lenox water wells
• Two local chambers of commerce consolidate
• Barn lost in Troy Township Fire
• Special Olympians bowl for fun, competition
• No water deliveries from EPA, families say
• New Troy Hospital plans continue
• Pennsylvania Farm Show now underway Pennsylvania Farm Show now underway
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Marriage Licenses 1/8/2012
• Marino: Iran is biggest US threat
• Dimock residents: EPA to deliver water
• New window for online gambling
• Corbett call comes amid lifting of salary freezes
• Man arrested for wielding knife after taking bath salts
• Guthrie opens $1.8M Endrocrine and Bariatric Center
• Pickett: More than $345K given to local fire, EMS companies
• Correction: Headline incorrect
• Saxton remembered by supervisors
• Theme, date chosen for GVCC annual banquet
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• Next First Friday event in downtown Towanda will be in April
• Gural and Libous react to gambling legalization prospect following State of the State Address
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Valley News Digest
• Teen hospitalized after Towanda crash
• Fiftieth Dairy Princess Festival planned
• Waverly school board discusses facility, stadium upgrades
• Corbett reduces $160 million in state spending
• Governor Andrew Cuomo offers blueprint for New York during State of the State Address
• Local write-in winners decide whether to hold office
• Speed limit to be reduced on section of Route 220 in Bradford County
• Central Bradord News Digest
• Santorum's Pa. friends toast his Iowa showing
• Buy-outs sought in Canton
• Choice Radio, Valley McDonald's announce scholarship
• Wells Twp. taxes stay same
• Ulster Township seeks public input on zoning ordinance
• South Creek RV sewage change OK'd
• Bradford County Veterans Memorial Park to be constructed in additional phases
• Sayre council reorganizes
• Hearing on Mosherville school planned
• Wysox Township supervisors planning to hire a full-time township manager
• Correction: Name and vehicle misidentified
• Clarification: First baby of the New Year in 1987 born Jan. 1
• Walmart conditional use approved
• McLinko elected as chairman of commissioners
• Canton council members take the oath of office
• Daryl Miller begins work as a Bradford County commissioner
• FEMA trailers arrive in time for the holidays
• New truck fleet to help company compete in shale era
• Wayne leaseholder group calls for end to DRBC delay
• 2011 a wet year in Bradford County
• Casino notice to players clears hurdle
• Bradford County's first baby of 2012 arrives
• Libous: New laws taking affect in 2012
• Few requests made for CDBG funding in Bradford County this year
• Benton monitoring of gas well called 'the right thing to do'
• Endless Mountains Heritage Region moves to new location
• Local residents look forward to prosperity in 2012
• Marriage Licenses 1/1/2012
• Corrections
• Sayre man charged with sexual assault
• Prosecution asks to delay DeSisti trial until April
• Ridgebury Township passes budget
• No violations at burst water line site
• John Sullivan attends his last meeting as a Bradford County commissioner
• No tax increase this year
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• Torch about to be passed at Dietrich
• Baker's natural gas pipeline safety bill signed into law
• Bills championed by Baker signed into law
• Three taken to local hospitals after 3-vehicle crash in Wyalusing Twp.
• Vermont federal judge denies class certification to dairy farmer group in price-fixing lawsuit
• Former Towanda Borough Council president Ed Barrett dies
• Local elementary school student artists win poster contest
• TARP to collect furniture for Tioga flood victims
• KOZ reporting clears Senate
• FEMA community occupied in time for holidays
• Hanukkah celebration attendees light up Sno Mountain in Scranton
• Terry Township family is homeless after Christmas fire
• Soldier receives homecoming surprise
• Correction: Name misspelled in letter
• PennDOT employees open hearts wide for many causes in 2011
• Pa. First Lady Susan Corbett delivers holiday cards to veterans at the Lebanon VA Medical Center
• Marriage Licenses 12/25/2011
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Athens businesses slowly rebuilding
• 'Hands Across Northeast' receives boost from Rome VFW
• Towanda Public Library holds kids' holiday activities
• Lopez bridge reopened to traffic
• Valley News Digest
• DEP fines Appalachia Midstream $20,000 for Bradford County violations
• Rome man charged following Pennsylvania Avenue crash
• Water line burst investigated in East Troy
• Planned state right-of-way raises concerns
• Green Christmas expected in area this year
• Baker announces grant awards for Bradford, Tioga counties
• Attorney: Dispute over snowmaking pond could threaten Elk ski season
• Community in dispute with Elk Mountain sues to block access to snowmaking pond
• Troy Lions distribute food baskets, toys to area families
• Harry Mott, 83 Dec. 21, 2011
• Shale-oriented businesses target of new aid
• Men charged in asphalt scam waive preliminary hearing
• Two men arrested following stabbing
• Much taller buildings now allowed in sections of Towanda Borough
• Pickett applauds signing of Megan's Law updates
• Marino reiterates support for year long extension of payroll tax
• New congressional map wins final approval
• Troy issues statement on police chief matter
• Planning Commission approves fracking water treatment plant
• PennDOT earns prestigious national award for litter cleanup efforts
• Towanda man held on $200K bail following meth incident
• Police chief rescinds resignation
• Correction: PennDOT: new teen driver law to take effect Dec. 27
• Corbett launches opening salvo in state budget debate
• Hanukkah festival will light up Sno Mountain
• State flood aid awaits 2012 resolution
• Additional charges filed in drilling waste dumping
• Welcome home planned for Troy man
• Pennsylvania's stronger teen driver law to take effect Dec. 24
• Two sentenced to jail terms for illegal deer kills
• Pair accused of stealing $11K from Wyalusing Dollar General
• Weather spotting draws interest
• Towanda water and sewer rates to increase 4 percent
• Troy police chief resigns
• Glancing Backward, 12/19/11
• Guthrie CEO announces retirement
• Impact fee will have to wait for the new year
• Winding River Plays perform in the 'Christmas Stocking'
• Parker named VP of Student Affairs at Mansfield
• Mansfield University celebrates 147th commencement
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Wyalusing Lions distribute food baskets
• Christmas is For Kids raises $50,000 for Salvation Army
• Stevensville man killed in crash
• Marriage Licenses 12/18/2011
• Troy to take part in pilot program
• Santa Breakfast scheduled in Canton
• Krise accepts Leroy Twp. write-in votes
• On Saturday, Christmas is For Kids
• Troy to hold committee meeting
• Sayre man waives preliminary hearing
• Tinsel-n-Lights held in Waverly
• Local credit unions donate to members in need
• Leroy Twp. holds line on taxes
• Canton OK's police chief contract
• ESA Foundation awards scholarship to Canton woman
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• Pipeline safety bill advances to Governor, Pickett reports
• Sayre council passes budget, ordinances
• Bradford County distributes $100K in room tax revenue
• Bradford County commissioners moving forward on upgrades
• Oversized load snags traffic lights in Troy
• Distribution center contributes to relief efforts
• Cabot report finds chemicals but no health threats in whistleblower investigation
• Work to start on sewer plant upgrade
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• Woman injured in crash
• Grand jury indicts Owego man on 9 charges
• House panel opens doors for privatized wine sales
• Baker's Caregiver Support Program bill passes Senate
• Road reopens in Sullivan County
• Sandusky waives preliminary hearing
• Valley Relief Council continues work
• South Creek to adopt 2012 budget
• Waverly awarded funding for senior housing
• Dog found by hunter after six nights trapped in woods
• Natural gas pipeline safety bill gains Senate approval
• FEMA aid deadline today
• PennDOT Briefs 12/14/2011
• Troy police urge families to buckle up
• Troy police urge families to buckle up
• Canton Twp. to vote on budget
• Ten positions cut at Cargill plant
• Troy Fair Queen Program helps out with coats
• SkyWARN training to be held
• Report urges risk disclosure in gas leases
• Yaw to host constituent outreach in Sullivan County
• Resignations accepted in Armenia Twp.
• Pickett supports effort to allow table game revenue to benefit property tax relief
• Towanda School District begins advertising for new superintendent
• Apple pulls down driver's license app at Sen. Casey's request
• Crash victim identified
• Townships served by Wysox Fire Company are increasing fire tax
• Canton Borough Council meets in executive session
• Another version of Mike McQueary story about Jerry Sandusky surfaces
• Public school students in Wyalusing provide toys for 165 kids
• Place resigning as Towanda School District's superintendent
• Trooper remembered as dedicated officer
• Man killed in vehicle crash
• Board tries new underage gambler deterrent
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Four days left to register for FEMA, SBA aid
• Christmas party held at local animal shelter
• Big bonuses flowed at financially shaky medical college
• Host TWS wins dramatic competition
• Holiday light show to feature nostalgia in Troy
• Church distributes free trees in Troy
• Community Christmas show planned at NEB
• GOP candidates target Casey and Obama
• Canton to negotiate superintendent contract extension
• Youth Watershed Implementation Plan in Canton
• Local earned income tax collection changes coming
• Lending a helping 'hand' in Northeast Bradford
• FEMA community expected to be complete by Christmas
• Valley News Digest
• Mold keeping Monroe Hose Company's social hall closed
• Guthrie breaks ground for new Owego complex
• The Bridge receives donation from Sikorsky
• Ridgebury supervisors seek park chair, EMC
• Waste heat recovery system planned for Bradford County
• Canton board members given oaths of office
• House damaged in fire
• DeSisti trial delayed until February
• Troy chamber presents recognition awards
• Sayre library to receive state subsidy
• Wyalusing Medical Clinic reopens
• Beware of cyber-scams this holiday season
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• Allan J. Golden named interim president at Mansfield
• The Bridge to distribute remaining flood donations
• Key juvenile justice bill clears hurdle
• Design/Build firm selected for new Troy Hospital
• Athens committee welcoming ideas for recovery
• Casey bill at forefront of tax cut
• Outside groups deliver water as sides spar over drilling
• Ribbon-cutting held for Best Western Plus hotel in North Towanda
• Governor Corbett issues flag order for Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day
• Driver in East Troy Bridge crash found guilty
• Athens school board reorganizes
• Troy School Board reorganizes
• Aleah's II opens in Athens Township
• Epler appointed Towanda Borough Police Chief
• Towanda School Board reorganizes
• Coalition, celebrities and activists bring water to Dimock residents as part of protest
• Marcellus well bonds differ in rival bills
• Dimock officials reject offer of water deliveries
• Planning board reviews proposed hotel, Walmart
• Bradford County commissioners propose $57.7M county budget for 2012, which contains no tax increase
• Towanda Borough Council approves tentative budget with 1-mil tax increase
• Towanda fails to collect on insurance company payouts
• Dec. 31 is the deadline for Property Tax/Rent Rebate Program for seniors
• Pa. first state to adopt hologram license
• Ribbon cutting celebrates re-opening of Keystone Theatre
• Flood-damaged or flooded state roads
• Winter SkyWARN training seminar scheduled
• CDBG to hold public hearing
• Dimock may refuse water
• State lawmakers in year-end rush
• Bicycle racks installed in Towanda Borough
• Towanda Boro Council to vote to raise height limits on buildings
• Santa comes to town: New Albany kids get to meet the jolly ol' St. Nick
• Che-Hanna Rock and Mineral Club honors two founding members
• Owego's 'Lights on the River' celebration revives, surprises!
• New Review poll topic published on website
• New Yorkers urged to use 'flood smart' building techniques
• Kids meet Mrs. Claus at 'Victorian Country Christmas' event
• Fire damages trailer in Litchfield Township
• Memorial Hospital Auxiliary volunteer honored
• Stray Haven to host open house
• Wreaths Across America to honor Veteran graves
• Marriage Licenses 12/4/2011
• Tioga Downs continues to help the community
• South Waverly to reduce size of borough council
• Judge throws out PFA order that had been lodged against Mary Beth Harshbarger
• Cleanup continues of dumped sludge in state gamelands in Bradford County
• Update on Route 467 detour in Bradford County
• Three of four area legislators favor payroll tax cut
• EPA: No threat to Dimock water
• Glancing Backward, 12/3/11
• Man arrested for dumping 800 gallons of oil in Warren Twp.
• First Friday events continue to grow
• Sabatura prepares for upcoming council term
• No parking on Main Street in Towanda during parade
• Computer stolen from laundromat in Wysox Twp.
• Valley News Digest
• Two injured in Barton accident Wednesday
• Towanda superintendent writes letter to support hawk sanctuary
• Making upgrades
• Fire catches pine needles on roof in Towanda on fire
• Vote tallies for uncontested races in Bradford County
• Vote tallies for uncontested races in Bradford County
• Armenia Twp. discusses tax idea
• Sayre Elks hold free movie night at Sayre Theatre
• Township residents concerned about FEMA park construction
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• Western Bradford News Digest
• Briefs requested in Canton Twp. homicide case
• MU President Meets President Obama
• Local Area Agency on Aging steps up its fund-raising
• Towanda High School offers public relations English elective: Students respond to recent article
• Obama was here, but not Casey
• Obama crowd comes with expectations
• Keystone Greyhounds visit Waverly
• Victorian Country Christmas to be held
• One-day closure on Route 154 to finish flood recovery work delayed
• Dimock families make legal appeal to keep water
• Local YMCA launches "Commit to be Fit" program
• Sons of Italy makes donation to the Bridge
• Seven arrested for illegal deer kill
• Clarification
• Troy tentative budget has 1-mil tax increase
• Canton OK's tentative budget
• Barack Obama visiting Scranton High School today
• Flooding over, stream debris still there
• Local woman fulfills dream, creates jobs in community
• Athens Borough to file complaint against proposed water rate increase
• Write-in candidate Chad Harwick wins Armenia Township supervisor position
• Canton Borough Council discusses budget
• Increased bromide caused by lab error not drilling, researchers say
• Reese, charged with attempted murder, waives preliminary hearings
• In ticket line, Obama boosters rave about their man
• Deer season opens
• Sabatura wins election tiebreaker
• Pickett's satellite office hours continue through December
• Committee to focus on flood reaction
• FEMA/Commonwealth Disaster Recovery Centers to close Wednesday
• PennDOT Briefs 11/29/2011
• NPLS offices to be closed from Dec. 23, 2011 to Jan. 2, 2012
• Correction: Horse ride providers misidentified
• Athens Borough sewer rates to increase in April
• Exeter Twp. man wins multi-million Powerball jackpot
• Senate leaders let Casey lead on tax cuts
• Skipping doses on medications can cause issues
• Deer hunters arrive for hunting season
• Remembering an artist, mother, friend
• Analysis: Obama campaign will need Pa., where support has slipped since '08
• Arnot announces details about Troy medical building
• Well setbacks issue with Marcellus impact bills
• Canton Country Christmas highlights local businesses
• Marriage Licenses 11/27/2011
• Zumbathon raises money for local youth programs
• New Review poll topic published on website
• One-day closure on Route 154 east of Forksville to finish flood recovery work
• NEPA District offices and annual rent NEPA lawmakers' office rent tops $600,000 annually
• Flooded chairs re-created for the auction block
• 'Spirit of Christmas' draws families to Alparon Park
• Santa's Sleigh Ride drawing crowds
• Glancing Backward, 11/26/11
• Towanda's Dec. 2 First Friday event will have an "old-fashioned Christmas" theme
• SleepOut raises money, awareness for needy families
• Magic kicks off Canton Light Night
• Shoppers nab Black Friday deals
• Keystone Theatre grand re-opening celebrated with week of activities
• Wilcox Engraving puts finishing touch on Keystone renovations
• Turkey Trot draws big crowd
• Thanksgiving delivered in the Valley
• Powers seeks public input
• DA completes investigation of Triple F
• Spanish Club approved in Troy
• Christmas visit with Santa provides gift suggestions for car and motorsport enthusiasts
• Towanda business provides free Thanksgiving meal
• Black Friday shopping awaits
• Marietta J. (Met) Williams, 86 Nov. 23, 2011
• Drainage onto PennDOT roadways prohibited
• Hunters urged to donate venison to feed hungry
• Waverly moves forward with asbestos abatement
• Coaches approved in Troy
• 'Canton Country Christmas' to debut
• Towanda property owners face one mil tax hike
• Obama headed to Scranton next week
• Blades sign of energy to come
• Stray dog needs emergency surgery
• PennDOT, PA Turnpike unveil new tow plow PennDOT encourages safety driving near snow plows
• Sayre man charged with indecent assault of a child
• Sanctuary connects students with science
• Raptor biology leaders and Towanda High School students to join in pilot program
• Corbett explains his actions as AG on Sandusky case
• DeSisti trial scheduled to start Jan. 3
• Tie-breaker set for Sayre council seat
• PennDOT Briefs 11/22/2011
• Proposed bills could pay down debt
• Pa. disaster aid deadline extended to Dec. 14
• Medical college increasing fundraising efforts
• Boy charged with aggravated assault in Smithfield Twp.
• Towanda School District receives $194K from settlement of class-action suit
• Needed upgrades: 100K renovation is completed at the Keystone Theatre
• PennDOT, police partner to keep holiday season travel safe
• PennDOT Briefs 11/20/2011
• Marriage Licenses 11/20/2011
• New Monroe Twp. supervisor to focus on damage from Tropical Storm Lee
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Pickett endorses Marcellus drilling standards bill
• The Secret Life of Jerry Sandusky
• St. Agnes School holds annual Gift Gala
• Bear season kicks off
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• County releases proposed budget
• Hearing held on proposed water rates
• Police Briefs, Nov. 19, 2011
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• Repairs completed on James Street
• Non-profit agancies invitated to apply for 2012 CDBG funding
• Write-in winner in Sheshequin will accept supervisor role
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• PennDOT photo centers will be closed on Thanksgiving
• 'Distinguished Alumni' inductees honored in Troy
• Military Family Support Group holding craft show today
• Pipeline approved for Bradford, Sullivan counties
• Rebuilt McDonald's opens in Sayre
• Powers again calls for extra police officer
• Borough council discusses sewage increase
• Valley News Digest
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Wyalusing Valley High School Senior Chorus to perform "A Little Night of Music"
• Troy Police Facebook page use temporarily discontinued
• Commissioner: Bradford County property tax won't increase
• Waverly school board hears improvement proposals
• Pauline McNeal Welch, 86 Nov. 16, 2011
• Karson Riley Hopkins, 3 Nov. 16, 2011
• Athens Borough planning board discusses zoning amendment
• Legislative commission to examine child sex abuse in works
• Toomey less optimistic on deficit deal
• Santa's Sleigh Ride ready to take flight
• Senate approves flood aid to help with recovery
• DAR honors local high school students
• Baker bill extends reduced-fee hunting licenses to more Guard members
• Opposition may derail housing project
• Treatment plant for frack water proposed for Standing Stone Township
• Senate moves NEPA flood aid
• Scandal leaves McQueary 'kind of shaken'
• Rogers pleads guilty to aggravated assault
• Route 6 flood recovery work continues through today; Lengthy travel delays expected
• Christmas Helpers bring cheer to Ridgebury, Smithfield families
• Local audubon society welcomes hunting educator
• FEMA issues $250K in disaster aid to Pa.
• Troy looks into alternative funding sources
• Canton OK's coaches
• Sheshequin Township makes temporary road repairs
• Corbett mum on Sandusky safety protections
• Crash occurs in Burlington Twp.
• Towanda School Board discusses budget, debt
• Bridge SleepOut to be held Nov. 25 and 26
• Skyward a success in Sayre schools
• Troy Twp. residents express support for zoning
• NEB Foundation planning trip to Ireland
• PennDOT Briefs 11/15/2011
• Impact fee bill clears key Senate panel
• Turkey Trot runner to celebrate husband's return from deployment
• Flood recovery work on Route 6 east of Wysox starts tonight
• Safety, cost behind new program focused on medical imaging procedures
• Glancing Backward, 11/14/11
• Federal environmental and health agencies collect data from Dimock families
• New executive director on board at NTSWA
• Main auditorium of Keystone Theatre re-opens following renovations
• Lions Club holds holiday bazaar
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Discovering Tomorrow's Leaders program wraps up with banquet and ceremony
• Marriage Licenses 11/13/2011
• Divorces 11/13/2011
• Penelec and Met-Ed encourage customers to shop
• Grand marshal named for Sayre Christmas Parade
• 'Pick It With A Ticket' today in Waverly
• Thanksgiving event to be held in Troy
• Veterans honored and thanked for their service
• Rogers trial begins on Monday
• Will always be Penn State proud
• American Legion holds annual Veterans Day program
• Veterans honored in Troy, Canton
• Northeast honors veterans in program
• Man charged with DUI
• Gannon wins four-year term on Towanda School Board
• Device allows senior citizens to push button for medical help
• Canton hears about proposed index resolution
• New Christmas event to be held in Troy
• GVCC makes donation to local shelters
• Sayre students prepare for 'Beauty and the Beast'
• With funds guaranteed, ball starts rolling on sewer plant upgrade
• Incumbent ousted from Sullivan County School Board
• Police Briefs, Nov. 10, 2011
• Charges refiled in East Troy Bridge accident
• PennDOT reminds candidates to remove campaign signs
• Lunch line added in Troy
• Towanda man partially bound after robbery
• Ground-breaking held for Bradford County Veterans Memorial Park
• Two more polling places are moved in Bradford County
• Residents express concerns over housing plans in Troy Twp.
• Flood-damaged or flooded state roads in Bradford County
• Valley celebrates Halloween
• Reconstruction of Progress Plaza in Towanda under way
• Sixth weekly winner recognized in 'Discovering Tomorrow's Leaders' contest
• Troy welcomes Halloween with parade
• Candidates for Bradford County commissioner state their views
• House destroyed in Asylum fire
• Wysox Community Halloween Party provides spooktacular fun for local children
• Yaw alerts PHEAA state grant recipients of potential flood-related casualty loss assistance
• Northeast Bradford hosts annual Halloween party
• Area flood relief effort brings deluge of support
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Aaron Kelly to perform at Tioga Downs Nov. 4
• Valley Salvation Army readies for holiday season 'Kettle Kickoff' set for Friday, Nov. 18 at the Arnot Mall
• Valley Halloween Parade held in Waverly
• Marriage Licenses 10/30/2011
• Canton Halloween Parade takes place despite the weather
• MU residence hall staff and students raise money for flood relief
• A cappella group to hold Valley performance
• Minstrel show coming to LeRaysville
• Large trade pipe collection donated to SRAC
• Social Security Office will reopen Nov. 1
• Work to begin next week on temporary roadway for route 187 bridge
• State heating assistance program to accept applications beginning Nov. 1
• Concerns expressed over Troy Twp. housing plans
• Judge candidate visits Troy
• Early season snowstorm forecast
• Man seeks protection order against woman who killed brother
• Pickett sets November office hours for satellite locations
• Parked vehicles need to be removed from Main Street during Towanda Halloween Parade
• Flood repairs scheduled for two more local routes
• Housing plan 'on hold' in Troy Twp.
• Marilyn A. Bok Day in the Valley
• Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program to open Nov. 1
• Bradford County to participate in black fly suppression program
• Area women "Paint the Town Pink"
• Memorial Hospital starting new services
• Memorial Hospital now on "solid financial ground"
• Halloween parade goes on despite the cold
• East Troy, Troy flood damages get attention
• Supervisors approve Chesapeake office plans
• GOP candidates for county office speak in Towanda
• East Troy, Troy flood damages get attention
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Study finds bromide in water after drilling However, no fracking impacts were found
• Sheriff criticizes Bradford County DA for dropping felony weapons charge Walters says the safety of his deputies is at stake
• Scholarship Challenge kicks off
• Rape, indecent assault charges bound to court
• Trick-or-treat hours postponed Change in Towanda area due to weather forecast
• Waverly mayor, trustees question transfer station closure
• Update on flood-damaged or flooded state roads
• Travel delays of up to 15 minutes expected on Lake Road in Wysox Twp.
• Liquor store sale study released
• Man charged in frackwater-drinking incident
• Carman Road bridge repairs completed; detour lifted
• Yaw encouraged by study on rural drinking water supplies
• 'Scouting for Food' to hit area in November
• Some safety tips this Halloween
• Flood-recovery efforts by PennDOT continue full speed ahead
• Citizens group seeks tougher gas rules
• FEMA park construction could start this week
• Borough council approves sewer upgrade, discusses budget
• One transported to hospital after head-on collision in Rome
• SRAC to hold 'cash-for-gold' fundraiser
• Howard Elmer Park celebrates 100 years
• Gas companies work to be environmentally cautious
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• FEMA officials discuss 'trailers,' urge residents to apply for needed assistance
• Giant yard sale raises almost $7K for flood relief
• McLinko: Changing laws on gravel bar removal will be 'the fight of our lives.'
• State police identify man who was flown after DUI crash in North Towanda
• Tioga United Way partners with Tioga Opportunities Inc.
• Clean up begins at Kirby Park in Nichols
• Roll offs to enable trash collection at transfer station
• Ghost tour spooks Canton residents
• Chinese auction raises money for local causes
• Enjoy trick-or-treating, safely
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Tough choices after Act 47 ruling
• Marriage Licenses 10/23/2011
• Family receives FEMA Trailer for housing following flooding
• Think tank: Corbett's gas impact fee needs work
• Local police taking back unwanted prescription drugs
• Burlington Halloween Parade set for Oct. 27
• State proposals discussed to help distressed cities
• Flood repairs on routes 154 and 87 in Sullivan County start next week
• Tioga Downs contributes to help flood victims
• 'Polly's Pool' dedicated
• Sayre Borough council waives fees for flood victims
• Gadhafi's death rekindles memories of Lockerbie bombing victim
• Man injured in Wilmot Twp. accident
• Happy anniversary to St. Agnes School Students celebrate with cake and ice cream
• EMTA to welcome new management
• Items coming in for GVCC auction
• James Street slide repairs scheduled
• Craft fair scheduled for November
• Windham Township farmers clean up
• Towanda School Board discusses refinancing, interest rate swap
• Jurors: State failed to prove case with Sweet
• Program at NEB issues kindness "Challenge" to students
• Yaw to host constituent outreach in Sullivan County
• Engineering firm to open office in Sayre
• Correction: Wine and Dine postponed
• Students have fun painting the windows in downtown Towanda
• Farm Fresh Fridays still going strong in Canton
• Burlington seeks more police patrols
• Film to debut in Waverly this weekend
• Audubon society introduces new officers
• Troy Christmas Parade cancelled
• Senator yaw's Towanda office re-opens
• South Creek talks about flood damage
• Canton hears report on finances
• Chinese Auction raises money in Canton
• With election looming, Casey tries to separate from president
• Dem leaders let Casey lead on jobs
• Athens Township Lowe's store not among locations to close
• Athens Township supervisors approve FEMA mobile home community
• Sweet found not guilty of all charges
• Governor Corbett proclaims Teen Driver Safety Week
• Public invited to Party in Pink in Towanda
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Regulatory speed limit OK'd for Southside Road
• Thirty days left to register for disaster assistance
• White Cane Days coming to Towanda
• Sweet found not guilty of all charges
• Hooker Foundation funds to benefit Tioga County youth
• Food Bank and Red Cross provide relief to flood victims
• Little Miss Nichols Competition crowns winners
• Sayre man celebrates train heritage
• Towanda girl crowned Pa. Maple Sweetheart
• Review of natural gas well failure in Bradford County shows no lasting damage
• Boy Scout troop to host annual Trunk or Treat
• Tioga County residents to face some tough choices in the coming months
• Hours extended for absentee ballot applications
• 'Rachel's Challenge' is Monday at NEB
• Correction: Photo had wrong caption
• Route 467 slide repair project detour starts Oct. 24
• Fifth weekly winner recognized in 'Discovering Tomorrow's Leaders' contest
• Job Fair to be held at Towanda Fire Hall
• Marriage Licenses 10/16/2011
• New Review poll topic published on website
• ARCC's emergency shelter use rises dramatically
• Fifth-graders from Connecticut helping flood victims in Athens
• State Store in Troy affected by flooding
• Robin's Roadside Diner to open soon in North Orwell
• W. Thomas Morris, 85 Oct. 13, 2011
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Events to be held today in Troy, Canton
• Author Tedd Arnold visits Canton students
• Uncompensated leave discussed in Canton
• Grover not only post office being studied for closure
• PennDOT reminds homeowners to prepare mailboxes for winter
• GOP campaign headquarters opens in Towanda
• Saturday set to be busy in Valley
• NHS holds open house
• Valley Relief Council aims to coordinate efforts
• Flood concerns discussed in Canton
• Northern Tier starting CNA program
• Bradford County may convert the jail's gym into a housing unit
• Halloween parades set in Troy, Canton
• NOMAC housing facility donates beds
• Corbett tours Athens
• DEP updates oil and gas air pollution aggregation guidelines
• Canton not moving forward with police study
• Wells Twp. writer a 'Top 100' contender in Reader's Digest contest
• Free trees available for Sayre residents
• Stone Wall Hill on the Milan East Smithfield Road may be in jeopardy
• Canton VFD holds open house for Fire Prevention Week
• Police Briefs 10/13/2011
• Grover Post office proposal to be studied
• Commissioners address drop in Human Service Development Funds
• Troy approves Disney band trip
• Athens begins work on Chemung levee
• Athens district will need to make up missed days
• Valley company honored by Experience Works
• Tioga Downs extends $5 Buffet offer to surrounding residents
• Sheshequin supervisors discuss road repairs
• Donations top $260,000
• Sayre schools make AYP
• Fire damages storage trailer in Wysox Twp.
• Fifteen public assistance counties designated under Tropical Storm Lee disaster declaration
• People object to Pentex application
• Commissioners table vote on courthouse smoking ban
• Edward "Ozzie" Osgood Oct. 9, 2011
• Deadline for flood income assistance, disaster aid approaching
• Food bank and Red Cross provide relief to flood victims
• An update on natural gas drilling in NY
• Tioga County United Way begins its annual giving campaign
• MU celebrates homecoming
• Global Tungsten & Powders donates $152K for flood relief
• Department of Education announces results of 2011 PSSA exams
• Towanda School Board extends Trehab's option to purchase the Mulberry Street School
• Haunted house thrills those who dare enter
• Valley residents sample gluten-free snacks
• EMT injured when tractor trailor hits a GVEMS ambulance
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• Celebrating survival
• Marriage Licenses 10/9/2011
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Number of seminarians doubles in Catholic diocese
• Good weather shines favorably on Fall Festival
• 'Bark for Life' held in Towanda
• SBA opens business recovery centers in Binghamton and Owego
• Joint code enforcement agency is no more
• Lackawanna College seeks to recover from flood
• Troy Lions, Rotary members reach out to flood victims
• United Way thanks community for flood donations, asks for continued support during campaign
• Cable company donates to flood relief
• FEMA aid applications show disaster impact
• DRBC postpones vote on gas drilling rules
• High methane level recorded in Dimock water well
• Troy Township thanks companies for flood cleanup
• Fourth weekly winner recognized in 'Discovering Tomorrow's Leaders' contest
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• Oct. 11 last day to register to vote in Pennsylvania
• PennDOT opens bids for new route 487 bridge at Lopez
• Polling place for Athens Boro's Second Ward is moved due to flooding
• The Bridge: Furniture/appliance donations needed
• FEMA mobile home community proposed in Athens Township
• Men plead guilty in illegal deer kills
• Site being selected for new Troy Hospital
• Bradford County commissioners seek citizens' help in preventing future flood damage
• Local officials call for changing laws on stream maintenance
• Worker injured at Terry Twp. gas well site
• Man injured at Chesapeake gas well site
• CDK donates to Wysox Volunteer Fire Company Auxiliary
• Mountain Energy Services helps with flood cleanup
• Senator's reps meet with Valley officials
• Ridgebury supervisors address township streams
• Preventing flooding
• Rural Health and Safety Day held in Troy
• Helping flood victims a community effort in Mansfield
• Disaster Recovery Centers' hours to change
• Route 414 work moves ahead
• Powers changes mind about council seat
• Oct. First Friday features many attractions
• Street in Monroeton to get clean-up
• Wysox Township doesn't have money to repair Tropical Storm Lee damage
• Smoking could be banned outside Bradford County Courthouse
• Emergency repairs begin in East Troy area
• Athens Township announces potential buyout of flooded property
• PennDOT flood-recovery efforts moving full-speed ahead
• PennDOT reminds drivers to be alert to fall driving hazards
• WBA donates $2,500 to Red Cross
• HOUSE REJECTS GAS FIRM EXEMPTION
• Correction: Riverfest Baby Crawl third-place winner
• Rome man faces weapons, drug charges
• Wysox Chamber of Commerce to meet on preventing more flooding
• Teen accused of stealing from store, municipal building in Warren Twp.
• The Bridge to distribute $450 vouchers at one day event
• More than $230,000 raised for flood victims
• Governor Corbett unveils shale proposal
• Architect, engineer hired to design Bradford County Veterans Memorial Park
• FEMA trailers arrive in Athens
• Shelter to move
• Planning commission recommends approval of Chesapeake subdivision
• PennDOT Driver License, Photo Centers closed for Columbus Day holiday
• Assistance Office remains closed
• Troy Fair Queen helps Athens flood victims
• The future landscape of Tioga County, N.Y. is unkown
• Casey becomes a popular GOP target
• Stream cleanup seen as critical
• Panel tackles casino grand jury report
• Janice Ann Linn Foster, 85 Oct. 1, 2011
• Commissioner Smith holds fundraiser
• Vendors pleased with turnout at Apple 'n Cheese Festival
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• Flaming Foliage Festival draws in many, despite rain
• Highest recorded flows from the Susquehanna River to the Chesapeake Bay: Chesapeake Bay battered by Susquehanna flooding
• Everyone's a winner in trivia contest
• Troy serviceman a finalist in Chevrolet Military Salute
• Casey stops to see flood-ravaged Tunkhannock's recovery efforts
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Cause of fire in Smithfield Twp. is still undetermined
• Three arrested in Sayre on crack cocaine charges
• Victim in fatal pedestrian crash identified
• Fire damages Smithfield Township house
• Woman pleads not guilty in homicide case
• What's happening in October at the Spalding Memorial Library
• People can still register for flood relief
• Annual ride for Paws planned
• Pickett says teen driver bill will help save lives
• A true community response
• Sayre Turkey Trot accepting registrations
• PennDOT continues efforts to repair flood-damaged roads
• Updates provided on Towanda's streetscape project and College Run problems
• Hoping to help the homeless
• Man found in road later dies at hospital
• 'Rachel's Challenge' coming to Northeast
• PEMA provides update for flood victims
• Free advice on reducing damage from future disasters
• Trick-or-treat hours set for Towanda Borough
• Relief funds assist flood survivors
• Third weekly winner recognized in 'Discovering Tomorrow's Leaders' contest
• Route 187 bridge gets lane restriction
• Laser pays lobby penalty
• Boil water advisory remains in effect in Monroe, Albany townships
• PennFuture seek seeks state park protection
• Diocese of Scranton annual appeal to aid flood victims
• Ancient American Magazine publishes article by SRAC's Deb Twigg
• Mosquito spraying set for Bradford County today
• Crowded fall session on tap
• Pickett's small business proposal advances in House
• Athens Borough extends debris collection
• State parks see millions of dollars in flood damages
• Athens mulls withdrawal from code enforcement agency
• Postal service proposes closing Grover Post Office
• Athens Township supervisors approve ordinance, hear flood concerns
• More than $205,000 raised for flood victims
• Pa. Apple 'n Cheese Festival this weekend
• Emergency projects let by PennDOT
• Troy child gets international honor
• Waverly trustees look into National Night Out
• The Bridge provides various relief services
• Charges against Lopez bound to court
• It's important to return the SBA loan application promptly
• Disaster assistance is for renters too
• Chamber has free telephone books
• Flood donations top $185,000
• Elms Road residents concerned about speeding
• Clothing, household items available to flooded residents
• Options discussed for Athens Gardens site
• Rebuilding after the flood - A free informational meeting
• October satellite office hours set, Pickett says
• FEMA reminds disaster applicants to return the SBA loan application promptly
• Flood aid package 'imperative,' senate chief says
• What's Happening Today, Sept. 27, 2011
• Due to flooding, local Head Start looking for new location
• Flood relief tests already stretched food pantries
• Pickett warns residents to be alert for home improvement scams
• Car show brings back classic cars to the streets of Waverly
• Baker's Bradford County district office in Troy now re-opened
• More than $47.2M OK'd for disaster survivors
• Rome man accused of writing $4K bad check
• LeRaysville church honors emergency workers
• Man accused of threatening someone with a rifle
• Second weekly winner recognized in 'Discovering Tomorrow's Leaders' contest
• Aid available for municipalities affected by flooding in Tioga County
• Flood devastates local farms, crops
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Marriage Licenses 9/25/2011
• Binford wins big at OYW
• Keystone College and American Red Cross join forces
• Caked mud, mosquitoes among flood's lingering legacy
• Congress haggles as disaster aid approaches zero
• Athens bridge reopened
• Car show to be held Sunday in Waverly
• Department of Health tetanus shots are for emergency responders
• Angel Food Ministeries program in jeopardy
• Donations top $168,000
• Towanda man faces multiple charges
• Northeast Foundation reports activities
• Refunds offered for wine festival tickets
• Traffic shifted on Route 220 bridge at Ringdale in Sullivan County
• The recovery continues in Tioga County, N.Y.
• MU students help with flood clean-up efforts
• Troy Township declines regional police study
• Alba seeks solution for closed bridge
• Bradford County commissioners distribute $286K in CDBG money
• First weekly winner recognized in 'Discovering Tomorrow's Leaders' contest
• Projects scheduled in Sayre
• SRAC receives Tioga County Seniors Foundation Grant
• Waverly, Barton residents may bring garbage to pit
• Routes 6, 414 to get emergency repairs
• PennDOT invites students to enter aviation art contest
• Stevensville man charged following stabbing
• Marino's Senior Fair coming up
• Delays possible at Rt. 87 work zone
• Marcellus Shale hearings in Wysox tonight
• EMTA makes cuts
• County releases flood-related advisories
• Three events scheduled in New Albany
• Dumpsters available in Monroe for flood refuse until Sunday
• Troy building practice field
• Leadership program starts with new class
• Marino, Barletta vote on House bill
• Flood-damaged T.A.C.O. food pantry hopes to reopen in early October
• Bradford County United Way kicks off its 2012 campaign
• Department of Public Welfare Offers Help to Flood-Stricken Residents
• Weiler Corporation joins local flood relief efforts
• PUC Moves Location for Hearings in Pentex Application
• Donations top $90,000
• Pennsylvania Senators unveil flood relief package
• Sayre school board recognizes students, community
• Bradford County issues update on flood clean-up efforts
• Four arrested on drug charges in Waverly
• Troy committee to study gifted services
• Canton accepts board member resignation
• Funerals Sept. 21, 2011
• Troy questioned on water
• 400 seek assistance at Disaster Recovery Center in Bradford County
• Frances Trick Sept. 20, 2011
• Eva E. Yeagle, 84 Sept. 18, 2011
• Road to Standing Stone Vesper Church is open
• Sayre man faces rape charges
• Dan Close gets extension in Troy
• Case distributions made in troy
• Warning issued about circuit breakers
• Police: Bath salts cause of crash
• State downgrades Towanda High to School Improvement II status
• Valley Rally raises over $250,000
• Legislators cool to Obama deficit plan
• Fire damages hotel in Laporte
• Sightseers asked to stay away from flood-damaged roads such as SRs 199 and 1069 so recovery efforts may continue unimpeded
• Limited Social Security Service at Towanda Disaster Recovery Center
• Trivia Night to be held Oct. 1
• DEP announces emergency mosquito control operations in counties affected by flooding
• Seniors eligible for free preventive care through Medicare program
• Laundering after the flood
• Thousands attend Heritage Festival in Troy
• Giving spirit in full force at Valley Rally
• Downsized Camptown Races held
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Weekend traffic to Knoebel's from Northeast Pa. use state Route 54 off I-80
• Winners in Saturday's Camptown Races:
• Heritage Festival provides good ol' fashioned fun
• Route 87 closed from Loyalsockville to Sullivan County, except local traffic
• DEP inspections show more shale well cement problems
• Sightseers asked to stay away from flood-damaged roads
• Marriage Licenses 9/18/2011
• The Bridge: Your donations are still welcome
• PennDOT recovery contracts underway
• Northern Tier Career Center holds open house
• Road to recovery: River went mad in Sugar Run
• Coroner identifies body found in Monroe Twp.
• Yaw tours flood-damaged Valley
• In Duryea, Biden lifts spirits, promises help
• Sweatshirt drive successful
• Commissioners reconsider plan to bring potable water to summit of Mt. Pisgah
• Northeast Print Supplies offers flood support assistance
• Lowe's to donate food, water and cleaning supplies to help Sayre and Vestal residents recover from flooding
• Frontier restores service
• Groups to offer child safety seat checkpoints statewide
• Planned power plant discussed in Wysox
• PennDOT: Owners must repair driveways
• 'Kettle of Gold' presentation to be held at SRAC
• Free license replacements available to drivers
• Bridge updates around Hughesville
• Waverly construction plans for 2012 revealed
• Flooded state roads in north central Pa.
• Mansfield helps flood victims
• Quick's Bend rises from water, mud
• Northern Tier Career Center holds open house
• PA Heritage Festival set for biggest weekend ever
• Boil water advisory still in effect for some Towanda Water System customers
• Towanda man faces indecent assault charges
• The Daily Review coordinates with Red Cross to be a flood relief collection point
• Keystone Theatre sustains extensive flood damage
• Wyalusing businesses will be back
• NEPA senators address disaster issues
• Sightseers asked to stay away from flood-damaged roads such as state Route 87 so recovery efforts may continue unimpeded
• Flooded state roads in North Central Pa.
• PennDOT offers free replacement driver license and motor vehicle products and extensions to flood victims
• PennDOT mindful of owners' driveways and adjacent areas; Owners responsible for repairs
• More PennDOT emergency flood-recovery contracts underway
• Athens to hand out parking passes for flooded areas
• Peoples State Bank announces availability of low-cost disaster recovery loans
• USDA, FDA working to provide aid for farmers with flood-damaged crops
• Federal-state recovery effort reaches out
• Progress Authority moves to temporary office in Towanda
• Disaster unemployment assistance available to residents affected by storms
• Humane society filled with strays
• Websites recommended for flood victims
• Recovery continues in Valley
• Times-Shamrock, other media, team up to raise funds for disaster relief
• Tioga Downs reopens; Sha Na Na concert proceeds to benefit flood victims
• FEMA funds available to N.Y. residents
• Disaster Recovery Centers open in Towanda and Laporte
• New efforts underway to assist flood victims in Bradford County
• EMTA announces temporary changes due to recent flooding
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• Weitsman delivers dollars to assist volunteers
• Towanda School District has two new assistant principals
• Northeast Bradford students return Thursday
• Sheshequin roads, creeks damaged by flooding
• Kenneth Brass, 79 Sept. 14, 2011
• Groups aid Valley residents in need
• Waverly staff, volunteers thanked
• Campus community to help flood victims
• Times-Shamrock, other media, team up to raise funds for disaster relief
• Bradford County gives direction on using well water and food affected by flooding
• Help Line to assist flood victims
• Blue Bus terminal at Progress Building temporarily closed
• Officials prepare recovery center locations; sites to be announced
• "The Bridge" Receiving Donations, Open Extra Hours for Flood Relief
• One dead after pedestrian accident in Troy
• Federal disaster declaration will assist Bradford County flood victims
• Groups aid Valley residents in need
• Unidentified body found partially submerged in creek in Monroe Township
• Social Security office in Towanda closed due to flooding
• Merrill Parkway in Towanda is re-opened to traffic
• Lackawanna College classes moved temporarily to Keystone College site
• Bradford County Tax Claim Bureau's tax sale has been postponed to Wednesday
• Rallying for relief
• Marino tours flood damage in Bradford County
• Times-Shamrock, other media, team up for flood relief
• Bradford County implements plan to remove flood-related refuse
• 'Ghost Tour' planned in Canton
• Beverly Jean Fenton, 80 Sept. 11, 2011
• Western Bradford grapples with flood damage
• County government offices open today
• Glancing Backward, 9/12/11
• Bradford County officials warn of dangers in the clean-up phase from flood
• More than 120 attend 9-11 remembrance ceremony in Waverly
• Some local boil water advisories are lifted
• PennDOT lists road closures from flooding
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Escape on 9/11; Wyalusing native remembers day at World Trade Center
• Facebook reaches across nation to keep family and friends informed about the flood
• Flooding impacts linger
• Wysox woman dies in flooding
• Recovery begins in hard hit Owego
• Bank branches return to service
• Dental office closed due to flooding
• Memorial Hospital initiates Emergency Preparedness Plan
• Local organizations offer flood assistance
• Red Cross at Wysox Fire Hall to begin Phase Two of disaster response
• Golden Mile hit hard by flood
• Flooding clean-up begins in Towanda
• County officials discuss magnitude of flood damages
• Floodwaters begin to leave Valley
• Waverly, N.Y. issues boil water advisory
• Progress Plaza in Towanda closed
• Printing of Review to be back to normal Saturday
• Friday edition of Review expected out this afternoon
• Bradford County Courthouse closed
• Many area roads closed
• Bradford County schools remain closed
• Road closures listed
• Boil water advisories in effect in Bradford County
• Flooding impacting some Frontier services
• Record flooding in Tioga and surrounding counties
• Flood waters overtake area
• Review available in select locations
• Many in Bradford County staying in emergency shelters
• Boil water advisories in effect
• Flooding in Bradford County
• More charges filed against two men involved in weekend incident
• Liquor store sale bill makes appearance
• Waverly students return to school
• Southern Tier gets hit with major flooding
• Paterno nominated for Medal of Freedom
• Items of Area Interest Sept. 8, 2011
• What's happening today Sept. 8, 2011
• County hit with flooding
• Flash flood warnings issued; Roads closed in Bradford, Sullivan Counties
• PennDOT urges extra care in face of heavy rain
• Waverly planning board looks at code update
• Police Briefs, Sept. 7, 2011
• Man accused of fire department theft waives preliminary hearing
• Flood watch in effect until Thursday
• Two charged with attempted murder in Athens Borough
• Sullivan County Elementary School begins year in temporary classrooms
• Mitch Osman to take job at Chesapeake
• It rained, but not on the parade
• Towanda Boro applies for $225K to upgrade traffic lights
• Charter school expansion pushed
• Labor Day celebration wraps up in LeRaysville
• LeRaysville three-day event continues today
• Man killed in Terry Township accident
• Casey says troop withdrawal needs careful evaluation
• Owego man arrested in shooting incident
• Gillett man charged with DUI after fall from a bridge
• Man in standoff enters guilty plea
• Towanda native celebrates promotion to MSgt.
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Hot and humid temperatures keep guests in the shade at Rudin's Old Tyme Farm Days
• Marriage Licenses 9/4/2011
• Carl M. Vernon, 76 Sept. 1, 2011
• PEMA urges residents to report Irene-related damages to local officials
• Hundreds attend Labor Day Celebration in LeRaysville
• Senator Yaw hosts 'Discussion on Agriculture' in Bradford County
• Bradford County Victim Witness Coordinator retires
• Concepts in Trauma Conference scheduled for Sept. 15-17
• Extend state store hours, state auditor general says
• Notice filed in DeSisti case
• 9/11 commemorated at First Friday in Towanda
• Marine to be promoted this weekend
• Free raffle for autographed football book offered at Sayre Historical Society Museum
• Man found under influence of bath salts
• Commissioners honored for newsletter
• Traditional corded phones work during power outages
• LeRaysville Labor Day starts Saturday
• Township to propose state route changes
• Students start first day at Wyalusing schools
• County's 'big house' is a full house
• Gas drilling resumes at Cabot site; methane investigation continues
• Pennsylvania residents like gas industry, worry about environment
• Pennsylvanians down on political leaders
• Poll shows Pennsylvanians backing same-sex marriage
• Transition goes smoothly for Athens students
• Rogers denied bail reduction
• Sullivan County Fair opens
• EMTA announces changes to its out-of-area medical transportation service
• Students report for first day of school in Troy and Canton
• Perzel plea bookends a mighty fall
• New bridge on Old Royd Road open; detour lifted
• First Friday to pay tribute to 9-11 and First Responders
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• The Ice Age returns to Waverly, N.Y. Sept. 6
• Mobility plan open house held in Troy
• Epiphany ushers in new year with new gym
• Troy Post Office work completed
• Sayre first day goes smoothly
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• Penn State study shows more modest economic impact from shale gas
• Drive safely this back-to-school season
• Items of Area Interest Aug. 30, 2011
• New Jersey men charged
• Daniel E. Pry, 64 Aug. 18, 2011
• North Rome Christian opens with increased enrollment
• Wade Ronald Dietz, 55 Aug. 27, 2011
• Eileen M. (Lawrence) Mack. 67 Aug. 28, 2011
• Students head back to school in Towanda
• NEW BILLS ADDRESS DIGGING NEAR GAS PIPELINES
• Tioga County, N.Y. escapes brunt of Irene New York State assessing damages while many remain without power
• Christini bikes appear at X Games
• Sullivan County hit hard as storm moves through area
• Vendors display goods
• Irene to pass through area Sunday
• Marriage Licenses 8/28/2011
• Another Ridgebury offical to resign
• Items of Area Interest Aug. 27, 2011
• ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION BILLS IN SPOTLIGHT
• Casey: Pakistan must control IED chemical
• Guard troops staging for storm aid
• New Yorkers brace for Irene's fury
• Tewksbury Hollow blacktop road project starts next week
• Area braces for flooding as Hurricane Irene heads inland
• Township left with one supervisor
• Iron Mine Road Bridge rehabilitation underway
• Drilling companies to upgrade road in Bradford and Tioga counties
• PennDOT resealing work rescheduled for today
• Funding available for food and shelter programs
• Sayre Borough council meets
• ReadyPA.org offers tips to help prepare for variety of emergencies
• Litchfield fire company to hold Chinese auction
• Keystone Theater dedicates brick plaza
• Ambrusch hired as coordinator of Bradford County Emergency Management Agency
• School begins at Northeast Bradford
• PennDOT seal-coat work in Towanda rescheduled
• Waverly youth arrested on rape, other charges
• Penndot to seal-coat several Towanda streets; asks to have parked cars moved today
• Effort to resurrect Towanda Area Family Center is under way
• State officials to visit Epiphany School
• Melasecca leaving EMTA
• Gas well safety bill addresses common events
• Five cases of Legionnaires' Disease confirmed at local shredding plant
• Bradford-Wyoming Co. Literacy Program seeks donations after cutoff of state funding
• Be prepared for hurricane, just in case
• Back to School for Towanda - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Libous meets with constituents in Waverly
• Officials look for quake damage locally, statewide
• Tremors from Mineral quake felt throughout Tioga County, N.Y.
• Chevrolet launches Military Salute Program in Pennsylvania
• Waverly trustees meet
• Rogers waives formal arraignment
• Effects of Virginia earthquake felt in Bradford County
• Athens Borough council meets
• 'Historical' day held as $28 million Wyalusing Valley Elementary school is unveiled
• Keystone theatre to be renovated
• Athens Twp. event showcases crafts, blueberries
• Bradford County warden and deputy warden earn certifications; Jail receives statewide recognition
• Employee accused of stealing from the Waverly Rec. Dept.
• Noonan heads agency that faces new demands
• Kershner receives statewide award as she steps down as Bradford County chief clerk
• EOG Resources donates $36K to repair road in Mt. Pisgah County Park
• Woman dies in crash
• At 40th, Pa. Lottery survives casino competition
• Marriage Licenses 6/21/2011
• Divorces 6/21/2011
• Youth Field Day held at Mt. Pisgah
• Old Timers show the way things used to be
• Wells Twp. celebrates community spirit
• Riverfest wraps up Saturday
• Glancing backwards Aug. 21, 2011
• Playground reworked in Troy
• DEC Hydrofracking Advisory Panel meets
• Motorists Reminded to 'Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over'
• Canton agrees to assist with park
• Paine Street project discussed in Troy
• Troy mulls properties for sale
• Thanks to a donation, Towanda students will not need to pay an activities fee this year
• Fun Fest today in Warren Center
• Tioga County legislator announces re-election bid
• Venue change hearing scheduled in DeSisti case
• Holder arraigned on homicide by vehicle charge in death of Wyalusing female
• Riverfest draws large crowds, despite storm earlier in the day
• Today's schedule for Riverfest
• Construction winds down at Waverly schools
• Troy discusses start of new school year
• Coaching contracts awarded in Troy
• Canton approves personnel matters
• Troy mobility recommendations revealed
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• Seismic worker injured in Tioga County, Pa.
• State police identify woman killed in Terry Township Accident
• Thousands attend first day of Riverfest
• No activation date for Verizon tower in Canton
• Tuition Raffle sponsored at Mansfield
• Sayre WIC office to close
• Pool donation presented in Canton
• Troy discusses parking lot
• State official visit still planned
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• Canton readies for new school year
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• Marcellus Gas production continues steady growth in Pa.
• Fatal accident occurs near wyalusing
• Troy announces schedule
• Clarification
• Museum to show treasures Saturday
• Athens superintendent to resign
• Section of Merrill Parkway being shut down today for Riverfest
• A 25-year tradition; group holds "Kanoe" weekend on the Susquehanna
• Sayre board members discuss Saturday fair
• Reps. Pickett and Baker announce local arts funding
• Author speaks at Pickett barbecue
• Blake bill address gas mortgage issue
• Trehab to re-apply for Mulberry Street funding
• Two in serious condition after accident in Monroe Township
• MARCELLUS REPORT REVIVES WATER WELL ISSUE
• Pennsylvania Secretary of Agriculture visits Bradford County
• Taylor Acorn wows 'em with the national anthem
• Towanda School District makes 'Adequate Yearly Progress'
• Towanda School District may allow advertising at Endless Mountains Athletic Complex
• Off to India
• Wynonna Judd entertains a sold out crowd; proceeds benefit local veterans
• Towanda School District's 'pay-to-participate' likely won't be implemented this year
• New Review poll topic published on website
• LCB relationship with towns weighed
• Sayre Fire Department responds to kitchen fire
• West Nile Virus found in Bradford County
• Sheshequin Township woman arrested on heroin charge
• Hundreds attend Bears on Broad Street festival in Waverly
• Marriage Licenses, 8/14/11
• Town Band conductor happy with board's decision
• Two men charged in Sayre fight
• Western Bradford News Digest, Aug. 13, 2011
• Athens Presbyterian to hold ice cream social
• Bradford County commissioners step down from Bradford County Natural Gas Task Force; Conservation District manager appointed chairman of the task force
• Troy Farm Museum developing computer inventory
• Eighteen Bradford County Athletes achieve at Special Olympics Pennsylvania Summer Games
• Dress code discussed in Canton
• Sayre Elks to hold dice run Saturday
• Bears take over Broad Street this weekend
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• Troy waives fee for Town Band
• Canton makes AYP again
• McLinko 'furious' over tax reduction; Votes against refund for Oak Ridge Townhouses
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• Guest editorial: Pennsylvania natural gas pipeline will spark Northern Tier jobs, growth
• Sunday benefit will help local man
• Bradford County to Receive Grant to Help with Recycling Expenses, Pickett, Baker Announce
• DOMESTIC RELATIONS ASSOCIATION OF PENNSYLVANIA ANNOUNCES FINDINGS
• Corrections, Aug. 11, 2011
• Athens Presbyterian holds final day camp of summer
• Troy to get disaster money
• State, local officials make Marcellus pitch
• Troy makes AYP
• Troy requesting voluntary restrictions
• Arrest warrant issued for man charged with homicide by vehicle in Bradford County
• Pro-gas landowners group forming
• House panel debates pros and cons of legislature reduction
• Waverly trustees meet
• TASD Foundation raises money with tournament
• Warren Township family fights for road name change
• Peach crop shaping up in Troy
• Credit union sponsors collection for school supplies
• Road restriction announced
• Wyalusing carnival begins today
• Gas driller opposes pipeline rules, asks landowners to raise concerns
• Presidential candidate John Davis Jr. visits Towanda
• DEP declares drought watches, warnings around Pa.
• Local author releases third book
• Sheshequin supervisors discuss road progress
• NEB students, alumni to present 'The Wizard of Oz'
• Friends to hold square dance
• Relay for Life raises $37,339 in Troy
• Police Briefs, 8/9/11
• Rendell touts need for infrastructure spending
• Paddling for a cure: Kayakers take to the Susquehanna to raise money for cancer
• Water tanker truck rolls over in Alba area Spills 1,600 gallons of recycled water
• Uncovering the past at French Azilum: Unearthed cellar is that of slave cabin
• Perjury plot sentence affirmed
• PennDOT places two road under weight restrictions
• Girls take home wins at equestrian event
• Two charged in Friday traffic stop
• Marriage Licenses 8/7/2011
• Women in the Wilds draws record crowd
• Barletta, Marino keep campaign promises with varying success
• Mason's Hope raises money for research
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Weather rains on Roman Holiday
• Air, rail needs emphasized for Marcellus region
• Relay gets under way in Troy
• MU Concert Choir honored
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Troy Pool gets new slide
• Waverly school improvements nearing completion
• Sayre man charged with aggravated assault
• Mosherville adjusts to life after school closing
• Tops not affected by Cargill recall
• Sayre school board members receive threatening letters
• Citizens voice concern
• Bill gives teenage workers extra hours option
• First Friday kicks off with luau
• Pickett sets satellite office hours
• Correction
• Bradford County's disaster declaration could lead to $1.1M storm sewer upgrade in Towanda
• Waverly planning board meets
• Local bank officials: Chesapeake's mortgaging of mineral rights won't affect homeowners' applications for mortgages
• Marino, Barletta vote for budget
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• Croman to hold "walk thru"
• Music festival entertains in Troy
• Western Bradford News Digest, Aug. 2, 2011
• Marino, Barletta vote for budget
• Towanda's skateboard park to become parking lot for YMCA
• Village of Nichols ramps up beautification efforts
• Mason's Hope motorcycle ride scheduled for Saturday
• Correction: Class caption corrected
• Blacktopping at bridge today in Wells Township
• Pro-Israel signs are available
• Ward: Gas company financing is preventing residents from getting mortgages
• Two days of music greeted by sunny skies and warm weather
• Taylor Acorn wins 2011 Twin Tiers Idol Competition
• Fire destroys barn in Herrick Township
• Bill targets underage gamblers
• Correction: Person missing in photo
• New exhibit dedicated in Sayre
• Fair wraps up with Kids' Day
• Supreme Champion named at Troy Fair
• Piano recital to be held in Troy
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Marriage Licenses, 7/31/11
• Police study turned down in Troy
• House demolished in Troy
• New air rules to curb pollution from gas wells
• Charges bound over in Canton Township homicide case
• Jenkins named 'Outstanding Fair Ambassador'
• One dead after gas well accident
• Legacy of the Valley event today
• Towanda man accusing of trying to stab his cousin
• Residents voice concern over proposed tax ordinance
• Chesapeake sues Wyoming County
• Onda-Lay Pipe employee dies after workplace accident on gas well site
• Clarification: Event location not included in article
• Arrest warrants issued in home improvement scam
• Times-Shamrock names new regional general manager
• Bradford County commissioners urged to ease regulation of RVs for the gas industry
• Calvin Harris to remain behind bars; appellate court affirms murder conviction
• State fair queen visits Troy
• Judge Beirne refuses to recuse herself in DeSisti case
• Bull riders thrill crowd at Troy Fair
• Individual transported to hospital after accident at gas well site
• Rogers case to go to trial
• Out-of-home placements of Bradford County children drop dramatically, saving $1.5M annually
• Mt. Pisgah swimming pool hours for August
• Celebrating sheep and wool and the fair
• Aaron Kelly returns to Troy Fair
• House leader seeks diverse private liquor market
• Waverly discusses village hall use
• Wysox officials break ground on $9.9M municipal water system
• Construction of Wysox water system will not require route 6 closures
• Beach carves at fair
• Crime rising in Bradford County
• Seniors have fun at fair
• Student performance may be considered in state teacher evaluations
• Baker unveils legislation to update state's oil and gas law to reflect growth of Marcellus Shale industry
• Drafts shed light on commission workings
• Attorneys spar during DeSisti pretrial hearing
• AREA AGENCY ON AGING REMINDS PUBLIC TO BEWARE OF SCAMS
• Lu-Anne Antisdel of West Warren crowned Troy Fair Queen
• Fifteen same sex couples married in Binghamton Sunday
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Get ready for the blues; Hickory Smoked Music Festival celebrates 11 years of music
• Two Bradford Countians land roles in national Broadway tours
• Marriage Licenses 7/24/2011
• Cabot picnic draws thousands
• Local Red Cross seeks assistance
• BCCF officer charged with sexual assault
• Sheshequin Road bridge replacement starts Aug. 1
• Sayre Historical Society opens new gallery
• Sayre Historical Society opens new gallery
• Natural gas use recommendation spurs debate
• Stevensville has country festival
• BCHS 'Adopt-A-Pet' successful
• Community night to feature free music
• Ice cream social set at Vesper Church
• Stevensville festival is today
• Shale report released to public
• Improving traffic flow; $195K study gets under way to address traffic congestion in Towanda area
• Man lifeflighted after motorcycle crash in Tuscarora Twp.
• Terry Township couple loses home in blaze on Friday
• W.Va. native serves up Southern hospitality in Troy
• Rep. Tom Marino announces disaster assistance briefings
• Troy Fair to be held
• Fair goers beat the heat; animal auctions and 4-H shows planned for today
• Seven to compete for Troy Fair Queen
• Fire destroys house in Terry Township
• Chesapeake Energy Corporation unveils plan to transform U.S. transportation fuels market and reduce OPEC oil imports
• Counties receive reduced human services fund cut
• U.S. Rep. Marino announced office hours
• Local Literacy program faces state cuts
• GOP reps blast Obama on debt limit
• Senate leader thinks pooling is deal-breaker
• Florida woman charged in Canton Twp. homicide
• House damaged by fire in Wilmot Township
• Pa. Superior Court rules on Bradford County case
• Hot weather settles in
• Fire damages house in Wilmot Township
• Florida woman charged with homicide in death of Canton woman
• State resurfaces high-accident, slippery section of Route 220 in Cherry Township
• Woman faces charges following attempted break-in
• Camper at Towanda's YMCA camp returns as a counselor
• Lee Brice to take the stage at the Tioga County Fair
• Corey Relyea and Sheriff Gary Howard to run for one seat in upcoming election
• Paine Street project discussed in Troy
• Litter increasing in Armenia Township
• PennDOT Briefs 7/21/2010
• Troy Street in Canton gets repairs
• Industry study: Marcellus economic impact 'dramatic'
• Red Cross issues heat wave safety tips
• Community Foundation for the Twin Tiers presents its 2010 Annual Report
• 'Nostalgia Night' Friday in Canton
• Mason's story of hope continues
• Mason's story of hope … continues
• Virginia O. Klusza, 90 July 19, 2011
• Special prosecutor assigned in Quinlan case
• Marino votes for Cut, Cap, and Balance Act
• Robert Packer Hospital hosts demonstration
• Murder suspect John DeSisti asks Judge Beirne to recuse herself from his case
• Sayre mayor takes stand on rising crime
• 36 water withdrawal sites for natural gas drilling and other purposes put on hold to protect streams
• Bradford County Department of Public Safety announces process for claims for the Public Assistance Presidential Disaster Declaration DR-4003
• Echo Beach Road paving starts Wednesday
• Diocese of Scranton makes statement regarding Father Michael O'Leary, F.S.S.P.
• Guthrie Federal Credit Union plans discussed
• Troy councilwoman addresses commission
• Mississippi man charged with attempted murder
• Transportation panel issues recommendations
• County offices complete move
• Chesapeake planning to build 'regional' recycling facility for frack water in Asylum Township
• Residents encouraged to check Treasury Dept.'s Bureau of Unclaimed Property
• P.P. Bliss celebrated in concert
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• Marriage Licenses 7/17/2011
• Community garden begins: Towanda's Healthy Kid's Community Garden teaching kids to eat healthy and grow their own food
• State police identify men arrested on drug charges near Sayre High
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Riverfest taking place earlier this year
• Smith remembered by community
• Shale panel recommends generic impact fee
• Bradford County's Community Workforce Inmate Program gets special recognition
• Relay for Life to be held in Troy
• Lockwood Fire Company to host Third Annual Firemen's Field Days
• Poster sale benefits Sayre forensics team
• Troy Farmer's Market up and running
• Canton Fireman's Fair rolls on
• Bradford County commissioners approve upgrades at courthouse, jail
• HUD secretary announces disaster assistance for Pennsylvania storm victims
• Counties eligible to receive federal funding
• Lycoming County seeking to house excess prisoners in Bradford County jail
• DA to request special prosecution for Quinlan
• Shale panel voting on dozens of issues
• More Bradford County inmates will be serving their time in state prison
• Public info. on all properties in Bradford County now available on the Internet
• 'Canton House' moving ahead
• Capital improvement project moving along in Waverly district
• Lower Mountain Road paving next week
• Western Bradford News Digest, July 15, 2011
• Pa. liquor bill would give grocery stores, large retailers share of sales
• President Obama signs Pennsylvania disaster declaration
• Sen. Yaw in favor of pilot program for school vouchers
• Agricultural educators tour Bradford County
• Wysox watershed benefits from grant
• Penelec launches energy-saving program for customers with central air conditioning
• Two children wander off from recreation program
• Ninety-eight percent of medical students pass licensing exam
• Pringle Law Firm announces grand opening
• New York state toughens laws for texting and driving
• Correction: Name spelled incorrectly
• Correction: Bradford County chief county clerk's last name was incorrect
• Lackawanna College's Kids Summer Camp deadline approaches
• Route 6 bridge repairs at East Troy resume Thursday
• Boy drowns in river accident
• Bradford and Tioga county conservation districts to get funding
• Canton to apply for grant
• Banquet underscores importance of agriculture
• Comments on DRBC drilling rules show state and federal agencies divided on oversight
• Walmart to host 'Adopt-A-Pet' day July 23
• Canton Fireman's Fair kicks off
• Centerville Road bridge rehabilitation starts July 14
• A first- and two second-places for MU choirs in England
• Shale commission faces votes
• Raymond L. Hoppaugh, 69 July 11, 2011
• Advisory board welcomes new captains to Sayre Salvation Army
• Mott's restitution request denied
• Canton tackles pool issue again
• Canton Fireman's Fair to be held this week
• Old Home Day celebrated on Armenia Mountain
• Celebrating 104 years
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Having fun at the block party
• Construction of Wysox Township's $9M municipal water system expected to start in early August
• Tragedy on the river: Sayre man drowns
• Bradford County YMCA's free summer lunch program is under way
• Stray gas plagues NEPA Marcellus wells
• Marriage Licenses 7/10/2011
• Tioga County native pilots final space shuttle flight
• Overton Road bridge deck replacement starts July 18
• Bradford County supporting application for $700K to upgrade its main rail line
• Canton Area School Board passes budget
• Having summer fun in Sayre
• dIOCESE SHUFFLES SOME PRIESTS TO NEW PARISHES
• Tops selling supermarket in Athens Twp. to Hometown Markets
• DEP study refutes Crystal Stroud's claim of gas well poisoning
• Pickett's effort to update Clean and Green Law successful; Legislation signed by Gov. Tom Corbett
• Old Royd Road Bridge replacement project starts July 25
• Cancer Institute to conduct shale drilling health study
• Sayre Historical Society announces date for dedication and grand opening of the Stephens Redman Gallery
• Drilling industry denies fracking potential over-estimated
• Former Pennsylvania regulators waiting for the teeth in New York drilling rules
• Tioga Downs' expansion project to create jobs within the community
• Robert Packer Hospital named first in state for overall hospital care
• Binghamton opens doors to same-sex couples
• Correction: Welfare eligibility criteria misstated
• EPA releases Marcellus drillers' wastewater plans
• Man found dead, body mauled by bear
• Three more charged in incident in which police say they were assaulted
• Welfare overhaul under way
• Towanda Borough Council votes to seek funds to upgrade its traffic signals to ones that use video cameras
• Teen in fair condition after vehicle strikes home in Troy
• Color to be limited in print editions of The Review
• Idling trucks keeping Towanda residents from sleeping
• Vehicle strikes house in Troy Township
• Towanda residents are reminded of ordinance on outdoor burning
• Parade draws crowd to East Smithfield
• State, local officials gather to re-name public alley for area businessman
• Herrick Twp.'s Fourth of July celebration is today
• Rest stop makeovers loom in future
• Speaker of a divided house Grow presided over the House during Civil War.
• Fire departments, police connect through Facebook
• Natural gas industry spent $3.5M on lobbying in 2010
• Independence Day celebration held in Sayre
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Pat Benatar gives them her 'best shot' at Tioga Downs
• Marriage Licenses 7/3/2011
• Music program scheduled in Troy
• Hydraulic Fracturing Advisory Panel named in New York
• Pennsylvania surplus nears $800 million
• Toomey the wealthiest among local reps
• Troy police investigate thefts
• Sayre woman accused of stealing money from Athens Little League
• Law enforcement cracking down on drunk drivers this weekend
• Saluting America at Towanda's First Friday
• Affiliation may be option for medical college
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• Pickett's office has new hours
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• Man arrested on sex abuse charges
• Shale impact fee push sputters out
• Pickett comments on new Harrisurg budget
• Today's First Friday features parade, ceremony, more
• Andrus takes over as Review editor
• Borough saves energy
• Dighton Admiral Lane Jr., 83 June 30, 2011
• Cuomo will seek to lift ban on hydraulic fracturing; DEC to issue recommendations today
• Motorists must remove parked cars from Main Street in Towanda for parade, fun run
• Sayre summer concerts kick-off
• New Route 187 bridge open to traffic
• Part of legislative surplus earmarked
• Herrickville Road section approved for reduced-gear zone
• Two arrested on drug charges
• Bishop reveals vision document for Diocese of Scranton
• Repaired Route 6 bridge at East Troy now open
• Former Bradford County attorney charged with stealing over $300K from autistic man's trust fund
• EMTA discusses gas industry effects
• House approves budget
• Moxie Energy proposes to build power plant in Asylum Twp.
• Repaired Route 6 bridge at East Troy to reopen tonight
• New Route 187 bridge opens today
• Sullivan County School Board adopts $12.4M budget
• State police close case on "jumper" in Susquehanna River
• United Way leader: Budget balanced on backs of poor
• Senate approves budget along party lines
• Bringing back the Fabulous 50's in Sylvania
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Towanda River Bridge inspection planned for this Saturday
• Woman charged with stealing money from PTG
• Canton woman accepts write-in votes
• Rep. Marino co-sponsors bill to overturn Roe v. Wade
• Safety advice for 4th of July
• Troy hears agriculture program comments
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• Apps now being accepted for tourism projects
• Marino supports disaster assistance for area
• Emergency repairs taking place at East Troy bridge
• Troy approves budget with tax increase
• No body discovered from river search
• Howard Kerr, Purple Heart recipient, to be grand marshal of Towanda parade
• Final state budget clears first vote
• Final state budget push starting Monday
• Local groups compete in Cardboard Boat Regatta
• Quilt Club to present quilt at parade
• Troy man charged with sex crimes against a child
• Northeast grad a 'golden' pianist
• Towanda man charged with aggravated indecent assault
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Man accused of strangling girlfriend
• Marriage Licenses 6/26/2011
• Wheeler's Greenhouse closing soon
• Business expo draws crowd
• Tasting wine at the festival
• Route 6 bridge closed after crash in East Troy
• Expo provides valuable services to local seniors
• Troy officer receives award
• Pollution found in Pennsylvania wells near site of blowout
• Waverly graduates 119
• Dairy princess to welcome soldiers home
• Bradford-Wyoming Counties Literacy Program holds annual dinner
• Route 487 resurfacing project in Sullivan County starts today
• First Friday celebrates with Independence Day parade and activities
• Dairy princess to welcome soldiers home
• Plan moving forward to bring potable water to Mt. Pisgah County Park
• Susquehanna and Bradford selected for federal fracking study
• Rep. Pickett comments on bath salts ban
• Corbett signs bath salts ban
• Officials tour Sayre project
• Troy Fair Queen candidates announced
• PennDOT news 6/23/2011
• Marcellus Shale expo, seminars on tap
• Altercation leads to several arrests
• Old Home Days kicks off in Monroeton
• Towanda School District gets new service for online classes
• Yudichak spearheads impact fee proposal
• Transfers in Troy called 'unfair'
• Towanda River Bridge inspection scheduled for Saturday
• Demolition work discussed in Troy
• Marcellus action pushed
• PennEnvironment advocates 60 mpg fuel standard
• Man charged with possession of explosives, illegal drugs
• NTSWA mourns loss of executive director
• North Towanda opens up most of township to commercial uses
• Troy hears opposition to transfers
• Gladys Burnham Pre-K marks end of program
• New Albany woman killed in motorcycle crash
• Woman injured in Towanda crash
• Towanda School Board adopts $21M budget with tax increases
• Power outage reported
• Strawberries celebrated in Owego, N.Y.
• Pow-wow thrills in Forksville
• North Towanda Twp. may open over half the township to gas, other commercial uses
• Towanda School District may institute student activity fee, increase gate fee
• Some changes made to the Towanda Borough Summer Recreation Program
• Man identified who perished in fatal fire
• Marriage Licenses 6/19/2011
• Tioga United Way to host open house for departing executive director
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Divorces 6/19/2011
• House impact fee bill creating buzz
• Final state budget push seen next week
• Out to have a good time in Troy ...
• Crowds come out for Field Days in Warren Center
• New Yorkers split on hydraulic fracturing; small operations already prevalent
• Athens Twp. Supervisors block frack water treatment plant
• Local fire departments impacted by gas industry get financial help
• Canton tables budget
• Correction: Police brief contained incorrect information
• Bradford County Veterans Affairs office to move to new location
• Pickett votes to improve unemployment compensation system in Pa.
• VFW awards annual scholarships
• Rep. Quinlan arrested on gambling related charges following special investigation
• Canton working with property owner to resolve problem
• Eldredge-Martin joins fight for arts
• Events scheduled in western Bradford County today
• Through an Aaron Kelly fan, a new road sign becomes a reality
• Bath salts ban bill en route to governor
• Fire damages house in Towanda
• Man perishes in fire in Sullivan County
• Northeast paints up some pride
• Probation status raises state aid stakes for The Commonwealth Medical College
• Wyalusing graduates 100 in Class of 2011
• Hearing to take place tonight on proposed frack water treatment plant
• Athens High School graduates 161
• Troy school board names furloughed employees
• Bidding Farewell: Picnic held to mark closing of Troy Elementary Center East
• Correction: Location for banner pickup incorrect
• Medical college on probation from accreditation committee for financial difficulties
• Impact fee looms larger in budget debate
• Vehicle gets stuck in sinkhole
• Canton thanks CUDD during recent meeting
• Owego transforms into Strawberryville; festival to draw thousands
• Driver injured in water tanker crash is identified
• Paine Street to get attention in Troy
• Towanda Public Library opens new children's library to the public
• Senate panel to take up Marcellus Shale impact fee bill
• Shop Vac closure detailed
• Senate confirms Allan as DCNR head
• Wyalusing Relay for Life raises $75,000 for American Cancer Society
• Sullivan County Relay for Life cut short due to storm
• Woman airlifted after accident with water tanker
• Troy Mobility Plan study extended
• Roads less traveled
• Pro-gas group offers all-expenses paid trip for local landowners to attend federal fracking hearing
• Canton graduates 65
• Dust control a topic in Armenia
• Sayre Summer Concert Series schedule announced
• Photography Workshop at Manley-Bohlayer Farm
• Marriage Licenses 6/12/2011
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Northeast grads celebrate success
• Quilting group donates quilts
• Much larger Ford dealership coming to Athens; Croft Ford to be transformed into Williams Ford Lincoln
• Towanda man accused of stealing items from numerous vehicles in Towanda
• Powers to accept write-in votes in Troy
• Attorneys spar over John DeSisti case
• Guthrie Clinic opens $2M pediatrics center
• Troy graduates 120 seniors
• Bradford County raises its day care rates
• Giving thanks to heroes; Local chef preparing meal for 9-11 firefighters
• Clarification: Writer clarified
• PennDOT Briefs 6/10/2011
• Final report on Armenia Twp. diesel fuel spill completed
• Williams to purchase Croft Ford
• NEPA woman named to state parks post
• Three teens charged with stealing, damaging vehicles in Bradford County
• Yaw's oil and gas 'invoice itemization' bill passes senate
• Record high temperature set
• Coryland Road bridge replacement project starts June 13
• Nursing home bill clears senate panel
• Pickett's annual senior expo set for June 24
• Lawmakers approve scandal fallout bills
• Towanda High School graduates 128
• Chesapeake Appalachia to upgrade State Route 3005 in Canton Township
• Which high school senior will be the 2011 Laurel Queen?
• PennDOT posting six additional roads in Bradford County
• Russell Sprouts Farm offers organically grown vegetables
• $350K streetscape improvement project for Towanda to begin "very soon"
• Bradford County woman addresses gas rally
• Kindergartners take trip to dairy farm
• Towanda School District soliciting donations for its extracurricular activities
• Traffic lights in Towanda area might get video cameras
• Investigation of dead fish to continue at Mt. Pisgah State Park
• John DeSisti accused of threatening prosecution members
• Defense seeks change of venue in John DeSisti case
• Santorum makes it official, kicks off White House run in Western Pa.
• Senate rule changes address office interests
• Bradford County Parks Advisory Committee meets
• Ribbon cutting held for new fire station in Windham
• Open House held at Allerage Farm
• Last-minute campaign urged to restore deep cut to the arts; Local advocate decries 'ruinous' state House vote
• Dairy Princess crowned in Towanda
• 'Teacher Torture' raises money for a good cause
• New Review poll topic published on website
• An auction for education North Rome Christian School event draws visitors
• Marriage Licenses 6/5/2011
• Pickett: Deadline to apply for property tax/rent rebate program extended
• PennDOT bridge work and flood repairs scheduled
• Gambrell honored for winning state title
• Honoring the faces of the heroes who walk among us
• Lawmakers face unemployment compensation benefits deadline
• Barletta changes tune; now says welcomes recording of town halls
• Sullivan County remembers fallen student, graduates 50
• Seven graduate from St. Agnes on Friday
• 93 Sayre seniors graduate
• National spelling bee winner on 'surreal' victory tour
• Athens Twp. gravel mine denied conditional use
• DEP recommends gas act overhaul to protect water sources from drilling
• Republican Pileggi proposes severance tax to help seniors
• Two listed in serious condition after Monroe accident
• Robert Barnes appointed public safety director for Bradford County
• House damaged by fire in Towanda Township
• Memorial tournament scheduled in Troy
• Troy Fair Queen program gets new coordinator
• Avery Dennison to move part of its operations
• Auditor General, experts agree on best use of tobacco settlement money
• Fire damages home in Towanda Township
• Victims of Monroe Township accident identified
• Three injured in Monroe Twp. accident
• Mobile home destroyed
• One injured in Asylum Township crash
• State surplus builds to $540 million
• Hearing to be held in DeSisti case
• Canton Wine and Cheese Festival tickets go on sale
• EdieLou 5k Race details announced
• Student has success at computer fair
• Milan-area man charged with aggravated assault
• Ten graduate from the Epiphany School
• Woman, 22, survives stroke, starts support group
• Conditional use hearing scheduled on Athens Twp. gravel mine
• gaming report in other hands
• Woman lifeflighted after accident in Pike Township
• Purple heart recipient speaks in Waverly
• Rep. Pickett and Iraq war vet speak in Towanda
• Towanda man accused of threatening others with gun
• Driver safety issue is spring perennial
• Senior expo scheduled in Wellsboro
• Alumni banquet held in Canton
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• correction: Name of resident was incorrect at Laporte meeting
• NY-PENN graduates 13
• 23rd Annual Arts and Crafts Show goes on, despite storm
• Nancy Sharer: Local veteran remembered on Memorial Day
• Fishing for the Cure; Sayre High School students hold fishing tournament to raise money to fight breast cancer
• Marriage Licenses 5/29/2011
• Memorial Day events announced
• Civil War veterans honored during cannon ceremony
• Sound investigated at well site
• Motorists urged to use caution
• Streets will be closed for Sayre graduation
• Sayre recycling center closed on Memorial Day
• Teen killed in Sullivan County crash
• North Rome graduates Class of 2011
• Group objects to gas well planned near former hazardous waste site
• Tornado touches down; Valley among areas hard hit; record rainfall; thousands without power Friday
• East Smithfield and Alba hit hard by storm
• DEP official: Pennsylvania might have the world's largest gas reserves
• House fights proxy battle over severance tax
• Grange Road lane restriction at slide area north of Franklindale
• Diocese meets annual appeal goal after twice falling short
• Bills target gas well issues
• Rep. Tina Pickett announces office schedule for June
• Community Foundation for Twin Tiers continues to grow
• Regional police force mulled in Canton
• Bradford County hit with severe weather; power outages reported, no tornado touchdowns reported
• Man charged after striking pipeline truck
• East Smithfield Road closed; detour set up
• Community Foundation for Twin Tiers continues to grow
• Bradford County Veterans Appreciation Day Picnic is canceled due to wet weather
• Funding for Bradford County's Victims of Juvenile Offenders Project is cut in half
• Tornado watch, severe thunderstorm warning and flash flood warning in affect for Bradford County
• Tornado warning in effect until 8 p.m.
• Route 154 bridge repairs now starting June 13; lane restriction planned
• PennDOT paving project postponed
• Dog bite incident reported
• Sourbeer to run after getting write-in votes
• Rep. Marino to testify in support of federal hiring freeze proposal
• Tops holds grand re-opening
• State leaders split on jobless benefits
• Guthrie breaks ground on new facility
• Athens School District cuts positions
• Chesapeake Energy announces upcoming roadwork in Bradford, Sullivan counties
• Business owners, residents say 'picnics, not pipelines'; Kick off Endless Mountain tourist season with plea to preserve region's way of life
• Iron Mine Road bridge deck repairs today
• Cayuta Street Bridge deck gets preservation work this week
• Correction: Road name incorrect
• House adding new synthetic to ban list
• North Rome Christian School to host graduation
• Marino, Barletta ban non-media recording of town halls
• Towanda man accused of aggravated assault
• Cognetti named chairman of lawyers' disciplinary board
• Doctors raise questions about health impacts of drilling
• Grand jury calls for gaming oversight overhaul
• New set of 193 banners honoring veterans from Bradford County is installed in Towanda; Chesapeake Energy pays for the banners
• Towanda police look for dog's owner
• Honoring academic excellence
• Friends of Mt. Pisgah State Park show off award
• Two transported to hospital after school van struck in Wysox Township
• Troy to work on gifted program
• Turkey Path Road bridge being closed for safety reasons; detour to be implemented
• Troy learns of manhole issue
• Juvenile bills headed to Senate floor vote
• PennDOT Driver License, Photo Centers closed for Memorial Day
• Chesapeake Appalachia upgrading three routes in Bradford County
• Autism Walk held in Valley
• Troy golf tournament scheduled at Towanda Country Club
• Canton Lions Club Golf Tournament Posts Results
• Tickets for Troy Fair events go on sale soon
• House prepares for budget vote
• CROP Hunger Walk helping to end hunger locally, globally
• 26 area Eagle Scouts, Gold Award recipients honored in Sayre
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Ransom Park hosts community fundraiser
• With agreement in place for tainted water, residents wonder what is the fix?
• Festival features quilting and other activities in Wyalusing
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• Dog lovers strut their mutts during the 1st Annual Mutt Strut
• Marriage Licenses 5/22/2011
• Towanda man accused of stealing car, bank card and going on shopping spree
• Unofficial results show Shultz with most Democratic write-ins
• Shop will remain in Canton
• Chesapeake downplays Bradford County spill; blames vendor
• Litchfield man charged with homicide in wife's death
• Canton to 'promote' sixth graders
• Boil water advisory in effect in Troy
• Marcellus panel turning focus to local impacts
• Regional police force to be discussed in Canton
• Clarification: Criminal background check to be done on those staying in proposed homeless shelter in Troy
• Area Agency on Aging thanks its volunteers
• Tioga United Way recognizes volunteers and supporters
• Men charged in accident
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Hay, Dunn to face off in November for Monroe Township supervisor
• Towanda School District approves $21.4M budget for public display
• PennDOT posts Route 414 Bridge in Franklin Township
• Troy School Board speaks out on budget dilemma
• DEP says Marcellus operations in Northcentral Region show no impact on short-term air quality
• Homeless shelter proposed for Troy
• Legal ad bill draws debate
• House moving school tax referendum bill
• 'Human error' caused improper ballot in District Judge race
• Councilman McLinko comments on his election loss
• Mark Gannon says he'll run write-in campaign this fall to keep his school board seat
• Temporary bridge to open soon on Wells Township bridge project
• Correction: Vote totals switched
• Clarification: Road damage information incorrect
• Roof takes election loss in stride
• Former pastor waives preliminary hearing on attempted theft charges
• Brady, Montgomery may face off again in sheriff's race
• Bradford County jail gets 100 percent compliance rating
• Winner of Democratic primary for Bradford County prothonotary still not determined
• Man waives hearing on sexual assault charges
• Improper ballots discovered at polling place for Troy magistrate's race
• Unofficial results show Wilcox winning primary
• McLinko, Miller win
• Unopposed candidates win nominations
• Primary elections for Township positions decided
• Results of contested races in Tuesday's primary election
• Walters wins Republican nomination for sheriff
• Incumbents win spots on fall ballot for Towanda School Board
• McLinko loses bid for Towanda Borough Council
• Rainy weather blamed for low voter turnout
• Gary Wilcox resigns as Bradford County public safety director
• Susquehanna called most-endangered river in nation
• Voters decide to keep North Towanda Township dry
• One taken to hospital in crash near Sylvania
• Sayre School Board candidates remain in race
• Vaughn wins Republican bid for prothonotary
• Troy approves Option 5
• DEP fines Chesapeake $1.1M for violations; Chesapeake and DEP come to agreement
• Environmental groups plan to designate Susquehanna River as the nation's most endangered
• Superintendent: House Bill 1485 unfair to Towanda School District
• Primary Election is today
• Canton approves CAEA items
• House to move other chamber's bath salts bill
• DEP cites persistent flaws in Cabot wells and keeps drilling on hold in parts of Dimock
• Western Bradford News Digest 5/17/2011
• Armenia Township cleaning up
• Troy to vote on 'Option 5'
• Treasurer McCord: $1.5 million waiting to be reunited with Bradford County residents
• Pastor sentenced to 25-60 years for sex crimes
• Battle of the Bands winners announced
• EPA directs six drillers to disclose waste plans
• Correction: Only North Towanda Township voters will be able to vote in referendum
• Canton Area School District race draws write-ins
• Northeast students spruce up courtyard
• Canton passes proposed final budget
• Local group bringing back ballroom dancing
• Candidates for Bradford County commissioner don't support county-wide zoning
• Stropes 'kiss the pig' for benefit
• Bills mandate proof of ID to vote, work and receive public benefits
• All registered North Towanda voters may vote on alcohol question
• All voters can vote on No. Towanda ballot question
• State, county, school board and municipal positions are on Tuesday's ballot
• Canton holds Conservation Field Day
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Marriage Licenses 5/15/2011
• Marching for babies in Troy
• Correction: First liquor license in No. Towanda would be an existing license
• American Kennel Club Canine Good Citizen Program at Animal Care Sanctuary
• State police identify man ejected from vehicle in Forks Township
• State police continue to investigate crash where vehicle hit house
• Chesapeake Energy to resume Pennsylvania well completions
• Folks team up against cancer during the Relay for Life of the Greater Valley
• Former pastor charged with attempting theft from 3 ATMs
• School choice push hits delay
• Waverly students show their support in the fight against cancer
• Teenager reported missing
• State House approves Baker's bill
• Car crashes into house
• Supervisors would approve liquor licenses
• Man transported following crash
• Lt. Governor tours Leroy well site
• Man sentenced in Lake Carey murder
• Online mapping tool helps monitor stink bugs
• Pickett lauds movement of teen driving safety bill
• Carrizo plans in region discussed
• Western Bradford News Digest 5/12/2011
• Zogby's 'Uncle Sugar' comment addressed in Troy
• Towanda School District proposing 2 percent increases in occupation and property taxes
• House GOP budget advances
• Polinski fares well at All-State Choral Festival
• Man injured in water tanker truck crash was treated and released
• Republicans for Smith for county commissioner group announced
• Manor commemorates National Nursing Home Week
• School lunch prices in Towanda School District may rise by 25 cents
• Pickett says House Republican budget plan responsible for taxpayers
• Canton discusses water concerns
• Chesapeake Appalachia to upgrade section of state Route 2010 in Terry Township
• Western Bradford News Digest 5/11/2011
• Valley News Digest 5/11/2011
• DEP to review study linking shale drilling to methane contamination
• House GOP puts stamp on budget
• Canton pool will not open this year
• Mays appointed to Canton Borough Council
• Athens school board adopts 2011-12 budget, names Fauver boys' basketball coach
• Sullivan County School Board approves proposed budget with tax increase
• Six-vehicle accident shuts down Route 6 in North Towanda
• Troy to vote on school closures, tax increase
• U.S. Marshals arrest fugitive wanted for sex assault against a teenage girl
• Towanda School District administrators make changes to planned cuts
• Pickup truck, water tanker truck collide in Towanda Township
• Sayre school board votes to temporarily close Litchfield school, adopts 2011-12 budget
• Fire destroys Springfield Township residence
• Athens superintendent outlines budget challenges, says no school closings considered
• Waverly Police to participate in Blue Ribbon Campaign
• Route 220 resurfacing project in Bradford County resumes this week
• Lane restriction to be lifted
• Granville teen to intern at wolf center
• Canton Area Education Association passes wage freeze
• Ulster supervisors hear of grants for fire equipment, award fuel contracts, discuss website
• Norton running for Sullivan County commissioner
• Sprinkler work approved in Troy
• House debates spending restorations
• DEP to begin black fly spray program
• Union report says Elmira Street P&C sold by Tops to Hometown Markets LLC
• Additional stop signs to be installed on William Street in Towanda
• Canton graphic designer to be featured on 'American Chopper'
• Tioga Downs kicks off the 2011 race season in style
• Venture Crew 105 garage sale in Athens rated a big success
• Car show a highlight of final day at Endless Mountains Maple Festival
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Bradford County Regional Arts Council holds celebration of theatre restorations
• Mansfield University celebrates commencement
• Canton Twp. fire reported
• NEB takes first place in Envirothon competition
• Commissioner Mark Smith blasts the DEP on gas well inspections
• Man seriously injured in Wyalusing crash
• Waverly seniors learn financial reality
• House GOP to present budget plan
• Waverly school board selects new superintendent
• Nathan Shinagawa meets the president
• First Friday celebrates the arts in Towanda
• Wysox speech pathologist gets up to 17 years prison; Peter Ferrulli also ordered to pay over $1M in restitution
• DEP withholds driller's blowout response, saying it is under review
• Shiny materials recycled in Canton
• Graduation celebration held at MU
• 'Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day' at Guthrie takes a different twist in 2011
• Childhood Stroke Awareness in Troy
• Joint Landowners Coalition to host public community forum
• Repairs to Route 220 bridge over Route 6 to start next week
• Chamber to hold luncheon
• Rep. Marino introduced Federal Hiring Freeze Act
• Tioga Downs gears up for Derby Day; holds Media Night
• Bovier honored for Grange service
• Water main break affects 100 Towanda homes
• Chesapeake informed of Maryland's intent to sue
• Your vote: Wet or dry? Ballot question asks if alcohol should be served in North Towanda
• Report: hundreds of gas wells drilled near schools, hospitals
• Waverly superintendent finalists meet the public
• Canton and Troy shine at Bradford County Envirothon
• Man charged with providing false information to authorities
• Correction: Name of office incorrect
• Drainage improvements scheduled on James Street and Kilmer Hill roads in Bradford County next week
• Living History Night held in Canton
• Canton School Board hears good financial news
• Continuing education going on hold
• Endless Mountains Maple Festival to be held this weekend
• Smithfield Township supervisors award road gravel, fuel contracts
• New, high-powered Web site helps Pennsylvanians easily find affordable housing that fits their specific needs
• Department of State changes passport application requirements, says Pickett
• Community Foundation for the Twin Tiers searching for new CEO
• Western Bradford News Digest 5/5/2011
• Clarification: Nature of judge leaving program unclear
• Canton and Troy shine at Bradford County Envirothon
• Candidates for Bradford County prothonotary speak in Towanda
• Pickett to host fire company and emergency responder grant seminar
• Celebrating arts at First Friday
• GOP commissioner candidates debate grants, spending
• Canton teen named 'Big Buddy of the Year'
• Tracey not running for re-election in Canton
• Panel approves campus leasing bill
• Senate confirms Meuser as state revenue secretary
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• Students, teachers, benefit from technology at NEB
• Welch: Judge Smith not behind my candidacy
• GOP candidates for Bradford County commissioner spar at debate
• PCN to air judicial candidate profiles
• Western Bradford News Digest 5/3/2011
• Local experts: Bin Laden dead, terrorism lives
• Marcellus tax payments in spotlight
• South Waverly Council votes to pay off loan, hears of possible personal care complex
• Surplus tops $500 million
• Bradford County Emergency Management Agency collecting storm damage reports
• Clarification: Quote incomplete
• Sullivan County Democrats conduct candidate forum
• National cancer prevention study looking for local volunteers
• Granville Summit woman says she fell ill after gas well drilling
• Mark Smith continues to blast governor for snubbing Bradford County
• New Social Security recipients to receive payments electronically starting today
• GOP: Expand school tax credit program
• Marriage Licenses 5/1/2011
• ArtsFest 2011 kicks off with sunny day, vendor optimism
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Children's House chair-ity raffle provides insight into child advocacy center
• Sayre woman charged with theft by deception
• Report says about 30,000 gallons leaked out in gas well incident
• Getz running for Sullivan County Commissioner
• Athens Area High School Science Olympiad takes third in states
• MU Library creates video news room
• King running for West Burlington Township Supervisor
• PUC plans pipeline hires
• Debate for GOP candidates for Bradford County commissioner set for Monday
• Commission shelved in Canton
• Correction: Solid waste authority misidentified
• Ostrander running for Ridgebury Supervisor
• Children's House to hold 'chair-ity' open house
• Athens Township supervisors approve authority debt refinancing, IDP grant for Road C
• Senator proposes per well impact fee
• Greens Landing traffic concerns voiced to PennDOT at Athens Township meeting
• ArtsFest this weekend in Athens offers something for everyone
• Sayre Borough Council votes to proceed with plans for new police station
• Power outages, flooding continue to plague Bradford County
• Athens Artsfest 2011 on tap
• Athens Science Olympiad team headed to state competition
• Sunfish Pond cleanup day to be held
• Austinville Road closed in Bradford County
• Friends sponsor hike on Barclay Mountain
• Forest drilling strategy outlined
• Troy will keep ag program
• Amphibians reported dead in Leroy well incident
• Poll finds political trouble for Obama
• Flash flood causes extensive damage in Dushore
• Severe weather warnings issued for Bradford County
• Drillers escape taxes, group says
• Group petitions court in Chesapeake matter; Wyalusing residents involved
• Senator sets shale fee date
• GOP candidates for Bradford County commissioner discuss impact fees
• Athens school board hears staff cuts will mean fewer electives, credits for graduation
• Troy Boosters seek members
• Entertainment announced for Canton Wine & Cheese Festival
• Checkerville Road bridge rehabilitation starts May 16 with detour
• New rainfall record set
• Police Briefs 4/27/2011
• Troy mobility study progresses
• Man faces hundreds of sexually related charges
• School choice tax credit bill advances
• Western Bradford News Digest 4/27/2011
• Corbett signs first bill, repealing home sprinkler mandate
• GOP commissioner candidates call for privatizing Bradford County's day care operation
• Work continues at gas well in Leroy Township
• Athens Borough Council hears comments on oil and gas zoning proposals
• Bishop Bambera reflects on his first year
• Towanda School District to provide in-kind contributions, not funds, for its new nature trail
• Smith appointed to leadership program
• Students display artwork in a gallery setting
• Animal Care Sanctuary participates in Lobby Day
• State geologists mapping deep aquifers
• House GOP brags about bills passed
• Towanda School District students collect $2,138 for Japanese victims
• Wysox Township supervisor candidate, James D. Roof, answers Review questionnaire
• Wysox Township supervisor candidate, Jon D. Kulick, answers Review questionnaire
• Towanda School District official: It's too late this year to levy a personal income tax
• Naomi B. Cook, 90 April 24, 2011
• Andrew Pardoe benefit is a big success
• Senate to debut impact fee proposal
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Vacancy exists on Towanda's Civil Service Commission
• Marriage Licenses 4/24/2011
• Easter egg hunts brighten Saturday for central Bradford kids
• Public nature trail to be constructed next to Towanda High
• Bradford County awards $20,000 in grants for environmental education
• Notice of Violation to Chesapeake Energy from the Pennsylvania DEP
• Congressman Maurice Hinchey being treated for curable colon cancer
• Prescription drug disposal day slated for Bradford County
• 'Free ride' will soon be over for county inmates
• Chesapeake gets DEP notice of violation
• Commissioner candidate, Mark W. Smith, answers Review questionnaire
• Commissioner candidate, Gene Osmun, answers Review questionnaire
• People rally for temporary moratorium on drilling
• Forum set for GOP commissioner candidates
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Bridge work resumes on Route 6 at Sylvania, then Route 187
• Athens Borough Council hears questions about drilling related zoning changes
• Teresa Gorman sentenced to probation for obstruction in the fatal stabbing of her husband
• Bradford County commissioner Smith criticizes DEP in letter to governor
• Bradford County commissioners back creation of website to document gas drilling contamination of well water locally
• Western Bradford News Digest 4/22/2011
• Waverly school board approves budget, public will vote May 17
• Rep. Marino's three constituent service centers are up and running
• Fundraiser held in Alba to fight breast cancer
• Valley News Digest 4/22/2011
• Charges brought in Canton vandalism spree
• Chesapeake Appalachia to upgrade state Route 4016 in Sullivan County and state Route 4012 in Bradford County
• Clarification: photo ID missing
• Troy Area School Board details cost-cutting efforts
• Chesapeake suspends well completion operations
• Chesapeake hopes to provide update around 4 p.m.
• New DCNR chief gives drilling reassurances
• District judge candidate, Jonathan Wilcox, answers Review questionnaire
• District judge candidate, Dennis Welch, answers Review questionnaire
• Correction: Title of area's new economic development manager was incorrect
• Spill at well drilling site causes evacuation
• Towanda School District support staff agree to pay freeze
• Troy 'condemns' governor's budget
• Troy Area School Board hears more on budget options
• PennDOT to do study on traffic congestion on Route 6 in Wysox Township
• Workshop offered to train private well owners
• State calls for halt to shale wastewater treatment at 15 plants
• Mather Memorial Library makes plans for newly-acquired building
• Towanda School Board votes to place gas lease money in capital reserve fund
• Review wins Pennsylvania news awards
• Blokzyl named manager of Bradford County Airport
• Milan Road property owner, PennDOT differ on reconstruction plans
• Troy discusses possible Microtel
• Lauren Hotaling appointed Bradford County's countywide economic development manager
• Volunteer Appreciation Day held in Troy
• Employees who took pay freeze thanked in Canton
• Coryland Road drainage improvements scheduled May 2-6
• Marino, Barletta collect bucks for re-election bids
• Board members, residents hear about cost savings if Litchfield School is idled
• Western Alliance employees honored
• The public protests budget cuts in Towanda School District
• Data released on economic impacts of Marcellus drilling in Bradford County
• Benefit to be held for Andrew Pardoe
• Canton Football Hall of Fame gets OK
• Farr running for Ulster Township Supervisor
• Canton Elementary School takes first place trophy in 2011 Interscholastic Reading Competition
• Election office announces absentee ballot deadline
• Sayre school board candidate, Erin Wayman, answers Review questionnaire
• Sayre school board candidate, Andrew Hickey, answers Review questionnaire
• Sayre school board candidate, Michael Esposito, answers Review questionnaire
• Sayre school board candidate, Chuck Carver, answers Review questionnaire
• Sayre school board candidate, Kevin Brown, answers Review questionnaire
• Road concerns expressed in Armenia Township
• Central Bradford News Digest 4/18/2011
• LCB cuts service at unprofitable liquor stores
• Carantouan Greenway hosts spring tree planting
• Think carefully before buying that bunny
• Marriage Licenses 4/17/2011
• Western Bradford News Digest 4/17/2011
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Curren comments on Troy pay freeze
• Towanda School District proposes cutting 8 teachers, extracurricular activities
• Athens Township Supervisor candidate, Cheryl Wood-Walter, answers Review questionnaire
• Athens Township Supervisor candidate, O.B. Crockett, answers Review questionnaire
• Families have fun at Y event
• Trout season gets off to wet start
• Democratic budget plan includes severance tax
• Slots-funded tax relief averaging $200
• Penn State professor: Bradford County needs to be looking past the gas boom
• Gas industry worker injured in Terry Township
• Towanda Borough Council candidate, Mark Christini, answers Review questionnaire
• Towanda Borough Council candidate, Ellen Lacek, answers Review questionnaire
• New rules for public comment at Bradford County commissioners' meetings
• PennDOT suspends road use permits for two gas companies on state Route 4006 Sullivan County
• Bucks Creek Road bridge rehabilitation project starts April 25
• PennDOT posting additional roads in Bradford County
• Local girl receives Medal of Honor from Girl Scouts
• Troy looks at options
• Time limits set on public comments at Bradford County commissioners' meetings
• Progress Authority presents names Global Tungsten & Powders Corp. Business of Year, Paul Sweitzer Citizen of the Year
• Healthy Kids Day aims to get families moving through play
• Sayre Borough Tree Commission has trees available
• Athens family of five gets emergency help from Red Cross
• County hires engineering firm to investigate bringing water to Mt. Pisgah County Park
• Troy Township expresses census concerns
• Towanda School Board candidate Evelyn Sherburne answers Review questionnaire
• Towanda School Board candidate, Robert Hettich, answers Review questionnaire
• Correction: Wrong phone number listed
• Support for shop expressed in Canton
• Towanda Borough Council candidate Paul Sweitzer answers Review questionnaire
• Towanda Borough Council candidate Steven Michel answers Review questionnaire
• Towanda Borough Council candidate Matthew Horton answers Review questionnaire
• Norton running for Sullivan County commissioner
• Huhn running for Sullivan County commissioner
• Bortz running for Sullivan County commissioner
• Norther Tier Career Center to launch CDL program; Program will help area adults obtain employment in the gas industry
• PennDOT to offer motorcycle safety seminars at Sturgis Road Show
• Canton to consider budget matters
• Pickett applauds Marcellus Works Proposal
• Drilling impacts thinning firefighter ranks
• PennDOT suspends Chesapeake's road use permits for several local roads
• Standing Stone Township supervisor candidate Terry Fairchild answers Review questionnaire
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Tele-psychiatry comes to Bradford County
• Martha Lloyd raising money for pool renovations
• State cuts would affect mental health services in Towanda
• Fire damages interior of Athens home
• Chesapeake meeting for Troy Township discussed
• Self-protection legislation clears State House
• Route 187 bridge replacement project starts next week; detour begins April 25
• Casey: Voluntary fracking chemical registry 'not enough'
• Towanda School Board takes another look at establishing a personal income tax
• Sullivan County Sheriff candidate Robert Montgomery answers Review questionnaire
• Troy firemen hold appreciation dinner
• Sullivan County Sheriff candidate Bryan Brady answers Review questionnaire
• Abuse & Rape Crisis Center reports "alarming" increase in the number of sexual assault victims
• Ulster supervisors vote to set up zoning exploratory committee
• Race for Education to be held at Epiphany School
• Senate panel expands school choice program
• Rome woman, accused of stealing $8K in controlled substances, waives her preliminary hearing
• Western Bradford News Digest 4/12/2011
• CROP Walk to be held in Canton
• State panel approves abortion clinic oversight bill
• Penn State seeks water well owners for gas study
• Voter registration deadline approaching
• New Review poll topic published on website
• GOP lawmakers pivot on Corbett budget
• Fanny Crosby remembered at annual meeting of P.P. Bliss Gospel Song Writers Museum
• Prothonotary candidate, Sally Fairchild Vaughn, answers Review questionnaire
• Prothonotary candidate, Michael D. Shultz, answers Review questionnaire
• gaming board faces possible license vote
• Fresh from battle, Congress girds for long budget war
• Man killed in accident
• Many attend horseman's fair in Troy
• Commissioner candidate, Doug McLinko, answers Review questionnaire
• Commissioner candidate, Sharon Lowery, answers Review questionnaire
• Commissioner candidate, Daryl L. Miller, answers Review questionnaire
• Rome Township supervisor candidate, Gary N. Hosley, answers Review questionnaire
• Rome Township supervisor candidate, Roger Druck, answers Review questionnaire
• Divorces 4/10/2011
• Families have fun during Carnival Night in Troy
• Marriage Licenses 4/10/2011
• Wilcox accuses Judge Smith of being behind an effort to unseat him
• Resident to commissioners: Bradford County needed zoning to prepare for gas boom
• Bass pleads guilty to manslaughter
• Alternative voting available to the elderly and handicapped
• MU president receives contract extension
• Landowner's group to hold open meeting
• Route 220 bridge repairs north of New Albany start April 18; four-week lane restriction planned
• Valley news digest 4/9/2011
• Discussion heats up between two candidates for Bradford County commissioner
• State may limit drilling byproduct from being spread on farms
• Working groups to meet in public
• Chesapeake CEO: No 'lasting environmental damage' from fracking
• County treatment court has new judge
• Local congressmen: Don't pay us during shutdown
• Residents: dozens of wells in Bradford County have been contaminated
• Athens Borough zoning appeal hearing recessed until Tuesday, April 26
• Station commander of state police's Towanda barracks is transferred to Tunkhannock
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• Waverly Central Schools set elementary transition meetings
• Tioga Co. Legislature may take action in Todd Miller situation
• Waverly Racing Fan Fair cancelled for 2011
• Renee Smithkors hired as Bradford County elections director
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Correction: Organization incorrectly identified
• Wyoming Chamber gets gas company boost
• Flood warning in effect for Susquehanna River at Sayre; only minor flooding forecast
• State Police: Fire at Cabot site was arson
• Ridgebury supervisors accept bid for cinders, reject or table other bids
• Talisman holds open house in LeRaysville
• Barletta, Marino praise House GOP budget plan
• Standing Stone Township might establish zoning
• 'Forgiveness' ends on parking tickets
• Senate approves pipeline bill
• House GOP touts gas car incentives
• Lawrence Bassett shares his passion for poetry with Athens junior high students
• Review appeal to Office of Open Records denied
• Smithfield supervisors discuss bids
• Bills make property tax hikes harder
• Tanker truck rolls over in Towanda Township
• NEB teachers agree to pay freeze
• Memorial Hospital to close its Private Care Service
• Pickett supports bill to prohibit dangerous chemicals in certain bath salts
• Penelec outage affects 1,500 in Troy area
• Meuser wins committee's nod for revenue post
• Athens Township ordinance prohibiting synthetic drugs defines terms and penalties
• Zbyszinski resigns as Bradford County elections director
• Community garden starting in Towanda
• Smith says Wilcox's claim is 'clearly wrong'
• Citizens address traffic concerns to Towanda Council
• Robert Gorman sentenced to seven to 15 years in prison for killing brother
• GOP candidates for Bradford County commissioner speak
• South Waverly Council hears from residents on St. Johns development issues, accepts bid for lot at Douglas and Walker Streets
• Candidates attending Sullivan County Democratic Dinner forum
• Pickett to meet with Lt. Gov Cawley on marcellus legislation
• First Friday in Towanda postponed to April 8
• House GOP charting budget changes
• House approves salts ban bill
• Bill would allow PUC to inspect natural gas pipelines
• Groups petition government for gas impact study
• Athens schools wear red to support public school funding
• Bill eyes campus gas lease royalties
• Two injured in Sullivan County vehicle fire
• Dirty laundry wreaks havoc on machines
• H.O.P.S. Ambulance honors members, enjoys program
• Milky Way work to begin following fire
• Missing child found
• Child reported missing
• Having fun at the library
• Bradford County Commissioner Mark Smith addresses key legislators on natural gas issues
• Having fun at the library
• Valley News Digest, April 3, 2011
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Marriage Licenses 4/3/2011
• Community forum for GOP commissioner candidates set for Monday
• Correction: Information about candidate was incorrect
• Programming combats childhood obesity
• Cancer patient's bucket list keeps growing
• Troy soldier and wife serve their country
• Bill seeks quicker chemical ban response
• Marino votes for Government Shutdown Prevention Act
• PASBO says No Child Left Behind goal by 2014 not attainable
• Winter storm watch ended, but snowfall still possible
• Men charged in Columbia Township burglary
• More salary freezes in some local schools in the works
• DEP top-down directive draws criticism
• Riverfest co-chairman Jim Haight gets 'Spark Award'
• Route 328 Bridge replacement project starts April 4
• Tea Party rallies at Marino's office
• EMTA bus runs off Front Street in East Athens
• Western Bradford News Digest, April 1, 2011
• Man damages Canton police vehicle, makes threats
• Western Bradford COG discusses heavy hauling issue
• Riverfest co-chairman Jim Haight gets 'Spark Award'
• Waverly schools pick elementary reconfiguration option; board sees proposed budget
• Yudichak severance bill gets GOP support
• Guardrail installed to improve safety at fatal crash site
• Resurfacing planned to address high-accident section of Route 220 in Cherry Township
• Route 6 resurfacing project west of Towanda starts April 4
• New events planned for April 1 First Friday in Towanda
• EMTA board votes to drop four fixed routes starting in May
• Franklin Township firefighter waives right to preliminary hearing on arson charges
• Candidates for Bradford County commissioner discuss traffic congestion, housing issues
• Community Expo is a success in Waverly
• Aggravated assault charged after Tuesday night Milan incident
• Athens Township supervisors approve preliminary plan for Blue Swan property
• Tops official comments on WARN notice
• Maple season drawing to close
• Chamberlain shares love of art
• Family and friends recall Richard Fairchild
• GOP candidates for Bradford County commissioner speak in Columbia Cross Roads
• District Judge candidates speak at forum
• Court collections jump $1 million in Lackawanna County
• Sayre Public Library hosts 14th annual fundraiser
• Western Bradford County projects unveiled by PennDOT
• Reps. Pickett, Baker take issue with Review editorials
• Counties weigh impact fee
• 2011 Canton Wine & Cheese Festival plans well under way
• Approval of St. John's sale confirmed, St. Joseph's remains on market
• Japan fallout in Pennsylvania rainwater, Corbett says
• House fire in North Towanda ruled accidental
• Athens Borough Council gets good news on hydrants, gazebo at meeting
• Diabetes prevalence earns Pennsylvania a spot in 'diabetes belt'
• Man shot in confrontation with New York State Police
• Bridges, roads impacted by truck traffic get first call on PennDOT resources near Valley
• Che-Hanna offers folks a rocking good time
• Community forum for GOP candidates for Bradford County commissioner set for Tuesday
• Notre Dame finally wins Scholarship Challenge
• Vendors work long hours for gem and mineral show
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Thinking green: Extension holds Gardening Day
• Troy students take part in computer fair
• Marriage Licenses 3/27/2011
• Study might be done to address Route 6 traffic congestion in Wysox
• Towanda School Board passes resolutions against Corbett's budget, school voucher proposal
• Shale commission kicks off
• Man pleads guilty to child pornography
• Milky Way fire was accidental
• Wolfe turns love of books into career; One-hundredth anniversary of library in Troy approaching
• Lawmakers expanding controlled substance list
• Benefit held for farmer in Canton
• Barn saved in fire outside Canton
• Two Northeast Bradford teachers awarded educational improvement grants
• Local 'Minute to Win It' brings out community in support of family
• SRU sixth grader is keynote speaker at Greater Valley Chamber banquet
• Barn damaged, tractor destroyed in Union Township fire
• Spring Hill Road bridge rehabilitation project starts March 28
• Canton Church of Christ 'Monument and Memorial Tour' deadline March 28
• Pickett announces April office hours
• Canton pool project goes out to bid
• Twin Tiers Salary/Benefits survey sets out to measure labor market
• 'Bath salt' drugs contributing to deaths in Bradford County
• Burton Adams looks back on 24 years as Sullivan County Sheriff
• Towanda School District administrators forgo their pay increase for the coming year
• Corbett opens shale fee window a crack
• Franklin Township firefighter charged with arson
• Winter weather continues to grip region
• Investigation complete into accident which killed 14-year-old
• Fire damages business
• Waverly reconfiguration meeting produces differing views
• Canton reeling from Corbett's budget
• Bradford County under winter storm warning until Thursday morning
• Senators propose broad school mandate relief
• Hotel building, made of modular units, being erected in Wysox Township
• Brady running for Sullivan County Sheriff
• Troy woman gets call from NBC
• Jenkins' job a balancing act in Troy
• Western Bradford News Digest 3/23/2010
• 7:18 p.m. update: NWS issues winter storm warning
• Troy streets discussed
• Sayre Shade Tree Commission announces plans for the season
• Health care reform legislation helping millions across state
• McLinko to be panelist at symposium today
• Towanda School Board looking at refinancing bonds
• Sourbeer not seeking re-election in Canton
• Gillett woman shows painting proficiency
• Flood warning issued for Susquehanna River at Sayre, crest expected Tuesday morning
• Lockwood crash claims life of 14-year-old Waverly student
• Five from Northeast Pa. seek remap job
• Project ChildSafe making Bradford County safer
• With census in, congressional redistricting on the way
• Large crowd attends PLGAS meeting in Wysox; water quality is major concern
• Corbett budget seeks to shift tobacco money
• Hundreds participate in maple festival in Bradford County
• Stolinas to attend Standing Stone supervisors' meeting
• 5K race on Towanda hill makes for a 'an excellent challenge'
• Out-of-state trash makes Keystone second-busiest landfill in state
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Marriage Licenses 3/20/2011
• PennDOT posting additional roads in Bradford County
• Views on elementary restructuring heard at Waverly school board meeting
• Troy considers Cruisers' request
• CAPP work on schedule in Waverly, some projects shelved for now
• Firefighters called to arcing wire in Towanda
• Troy Township hears complaints about Chesapeake
• Proposed for-profit management is nixed for Memorial Hospital's home health, hospice agencies
• Daffodil Days brings hope to cancer patients
• Monastery priest accused of sex assault
• Sayre Council hires part time officer to ease personnel shortage
• Authority waits to award bids for $9.3 million Wysox water system
• Michael Shultz running for Bradford County prothonotary
• Fundraising efforts expanded for local site to honor veterans
• Musical program to be held in Canton
• Western Bradford News Digest 3/18/2011
• Valley News Digest
• Special meeting with Colorado landowner planned in Wysox
• Towanda Student Council raising money for tsunami relief
• Poll shows Pennsylvanian's support drilling tax, more for cash for education
• Higher education cuts hit private colleges in Northeast Pennsylvania
• Celebrating St. Patrick's Day in Towanda
• Troy opposes Senate Bill 1
• Teresa Gorman pleads guilty to obstructing
• The Irish in Bradford County; The windows of Saint Joseph's Church
• Drainage concern discussed in Troy
• SWAT team deployed to arrest man in Towanda Township
• Gene Osmun announces candidacy for Bradford County commissioner
• Wysox speech pathologist faces jail term of up to 812 years
• Ulster crash injures 4
• Uncontested village election produces light turnout in Waverly
• Troy reacts to Corbett budget
• Towanda School District looking at cutting expenses 10 percent
• Orbin Tercero sentenced for violation of the Abortion Control Act, tampering with evidence
• Casey reintroduces natural gas bills
• Western Bradford News Digest
• 4:56 p.m. update: Crash reported along Route 220 in Ulster Township
• Meuser emphasizes gas industry tax contributions
• Canton OK's budgets
• Lawsuit seeks adultBasic renewal
• Vineyard plans discussed in Troy Township
• South Waverly council hears more about proposed townhouses
• Additional salaries provided for local positions
• Fatal shooting occurs in Town of Barton, N.Y.
• Correction: Candidate listings for Canton School Board and Herrick Township were incorrect
• Benefit planned in Canton
• Ulster supervisors move toward zoning consideration
• Fitzwater drops out of race for Bradford County commissioner
• Fire destroys building, belongings in Wells Twp.
• DeSisti arraigned in Bradford County Court on murder charges
• 'Simple Gifts' appear at Keystone
• Towanda School Board member Mark Gannon resigns coaching position
• Dancing the afternoon away in Waverly
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Man killed in Tioga County, Pa. crash
• Canton meeting gets unexpected visitor: water
• Analysis: State budget fight headed to local communities
• 'Sugar on Snow' offers winter fun at Mt. Pisgah State Park
• Athens advances in Scholarship Challenge
• What people earn
• Marriage Licenses, 3/13/11
• Horton announces candidacy for Towanda Borough Council and School Board
• Bradford County Republican Committee to host commissioner candidates forums
• U.S. Marshals capture West Virginia fugitive in Bradford County
• Bradford County endures flood warnings, road closures, potholes; improvement on the way
• Term listed incorrectly
• Comcast restores Internet and cable service
• Comcast representative: Cable, Internet service restored
• Heavy rain and melting snow pose flooding threat in Bradford County
• Man killed in crash outside Canton
• Candidate filings listed for Primary Election
• Farmer's Market in the works for Troy
• Investigation of Mildred man's death continues
• County decides against purchasing Human Services building
• Canton opposes Senate bill
• 6:56 p.m update: Flash flood warning issued for Bradford County
• VJSA hears new effluent use plan
• Legislative budget barely trimmed
• Executive director: Deep cuts likely for Bradford County Housing Authority's capital improvement program
• Major flooding could occur in Bradford County
• Burlington drops solicitor
• State budget: The Winners
• School districts, teachers top losers in budget
• Troy realizes 'significant' energy savings
• Pickett reacts to state budget proposal
• PennDOT posting six more roads in Bradford County
• Athens Science Olympiad team takes first at regionals; qualifies for states
• Burlington addresses concerns about proposals
• Corbett takes ax to state budget
• Sayre Historical Society celebrates banner year at annual dinner meeting
• Bradford County 4-H and Holstein Club hosts fourth annual sale
• Gas leak repaired at Towanda Area Elementary School; School was shut down for the day because of gas odor
• Woman accused of stealing controlled substances from pharmacy
• Athens school board hears grim news on state aid; positive report on energy savings
• Bill addressing sprinkler mandate passes state House
• State police investigating death in Sullivan County
• Two cows killed when barn collapses in Orwell Township
• Late winter storm packs a wallop
• Friends of Mt. Pisgah discuss upcoming event and award
• House rejects fracking wastewater amendment
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Correction: Employee insurance contribution incorrect
• Tension builds for first Corbett budget
• Vehicle strikes porch in Towanda Township accident
• Sportsmen's dinner, photography program set in Neath
• Valley News Digest 3/5/2011
• Crockett announces his candidacy
• Athens Township supervisors approve temporary zoning permit for Tenn. Gas Pipeline
• Two win $415 each in Ridgebury Fire Company's first coyote hunt
• Winter storm hits area
• Big turnout for Mason Koval benefit
• Towanda Public Library undertakes capital campaign to fund major expansion
• Legislative reform at the margins
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Unilever announces recall of Skippy Reduced Fat Peanut Butter spread due to possible health risk
• Marriage Licenses 3/6/2011
• Craft-brewed beer proving popular in NE Pennsylvania
• Woman poisoned sons girlfriend over gas-lease money
• Montgomery running for Sullivan County sheriff
• Huhn running for Sullivan County commissioner
• Pension legal challenge suggested
• Stone spilled on Route 6 in Burlington
• The Daily & Sunday Review's 'Support our Troops' campaign mails 36 boxes to U.S. troops overseas
• Dodge Durango, water tanker truck collide in Wysox Township
• Young authors honored
• Ciavarella appealing convictions; asks for acquittals or new trial
• PIOGA President defends natural gas drilling efforts
• Troy traffic concerns discussed
• Fire company officer predicts tight year ahead at Ridgebury supervisors meeting
• Bradford County commissioners hire new human resources director
• Candidate deadline approaching
• DEP defends wastewater tracking but problems persist
• McLinko faults N.Y. Times series on fracking
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• Sullivan Co. School Board votes to issue notice of intent to award $4.74 million in contracts for construction project
• Chesapeake makes major investment in local roads
• DEP nominee weighs whether more water testing needed
• Records show wastewater with radium sent to Troy Twp.
• Celebrating Seuss in Bradford County
• Bids opened for $9.3 million water system for Wysox Township
• Hawbaker evaluating Wyalusing Township's decision
• Traffic study open house draws crowd in Troy
• Lowery formally announces her candidacy for Bradford County commissioner
• Smithfield board hears creamery is sold
• Man bound for court on rape charge
• Arlan Briggs of Millerton arrested on multiple drug charges
• Noonan gets committee nod
• Wastewater recycling no cure-all in gas process
• Supervisors approve asphalt plant, reject waste water and drilling mud facilities
• Sharon Lowery to announce candidacy for county commissioner
• Officials call for water testing after report details radioactive shale waste
• One killed in Sheshequin Township crash
• Pickett seeks to correct state's updated Clean and Green law
• New piano sought in Canton
• Canton VFD events announced
• Correction is wrong
• Troy traffic survey results shared
• Sullivan County School Board may award bids tonight for multi-million-dollar project
• Correction: Person misidentified
• School choice bill wins panel approval
• Correction is wrong
• Main Street parking again subject for Athens Borough Council
• Canton senior to give presentation
• Threat of shutdown has government workers planning pickets in region
• Regulation lax as gas wells' tainted water hits rivers
• Memorial Hospital may enter in joint venture
• Valley Energy finds no problem following report of natural gas odor in downtown Towanda
• Gas industry critical of New York Times report
• Man accused of threatening DJ sentenced for harassment
• Open house to be held in Troy
• DEP continues proposed Big Pond quarry review
• Contractor: Lawn will be repaired at the courthouse
• No plans for DCNR merger
• Correction: Review charge stated incorrectly
• Clarification: Some vendor listing names were incomplete
• Benefit to help Troy accident victim
• Program ends as funding runs out
• Wyalusing decision on controversial permit scheduled for Tuesday
• Pike County commissioner moves to NEPA state post
• Blanche Verbeck Shores celebrates 100 years today
• Correction: Location of upcoming Sullivan County School Board meeting was incorrect
• Bridal Fashion Show gives brides-to-be a chance to view gowns and other wedding items
• Review classified ads section redesigned
• Fire destroys barn in Canton Township
• Notre Dame High advances to championship round of Scholarship Challenge
• Fire destroys business shop in Burlington Twp.
• Casey says cuts not enough to end deficits
• Pickett sets office hours for March
• Democrat Jeff Warner seeks re-election to county auditor
• Wood-Walter will seek another term as Athens Township supervisor, Smith will not
• Route 467 slide repair project starts next week; detour begins March 3
• Marriage Licenses 2/27/2011
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Federal probe continues into Mellow's affairs
• Donald Reuter, 92 Feb. 24, 2011
• Valley News Digest 2/26/2011
• Police investigating attempted robbery
• Fatal fire in Barton being investigated
• State health program expiring
• Fire sprinkler mandate draws criticism
• Bids appear to be within budget for Sullivan County School District's multi-million-dollar addition, energy plant
• Bradford County on snowy side of rain-snow line in latest storm
• Winter weather advisory for Thursday night into Friday posted for Bradford County
• Resident tells Bradford County commissioners not to forget gas drilling problems
• Fire destroys barn; many cows lost
• Going paperless in Bradford County
• Dogs attack alpacas, investigation continues
• Five Maine residents charged in multiple felony poaching
• Austinville woman shows photo flair
• pipeline bills gain steam
• Police continuing to investigate Towanda woman's death
• Bradford County United Way meets 2011 fundraising goal
• Winter weather advisory covers Bradford County tonight
• 12:15 a.m. update: Barn burns in Windham
• Zoning Board approves 35-townhouse Trehab development in Towanda
• Community invited to free kick-off breakfast for YMCA's annual giving campaign; Public will be able to see the new addition at the event
• Athens Township supervisors let Chesapeake permit conditions stand
• EMTA board hears Blue Bus services may be reduced
• Green Free Library reaches out to young adults
• Troy to try to fix 'ugly spot'
• Western Bradford News Digest 2/24/2011
• PennDOT posting three more roads in Bradford County
• Power outage reported in western Bradford County
• Robert Gorman pleads guilty to Third-degree murder
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Title misidentified
• Load turns over in Warren Township; no injuries
• Third Waverly house fire in five days results in damage to Howard Street home
• Western Bradford residents continue helping kids
• Towanda School Board votes to retain Place as superintendent
• Towanda's $351K streetscape project is put out to bid again
• Waverly Trustees begin budget process, discuss possible shared use of Village Hall
• Interest shown in Willow Street property at Athens school board meeting
• Valley News Digest 2/22/2011
• Candidate for Superior Court speaks in Wysox Township
• Football concerns expressed in Troy
• Fire still under investigation
• Corbett: Pennsylvania is not Wisconsin
• Injuries reported in Tioga County, Pa. accident
• Granville Summit woman takes the plunge
• Fire in dust collector occurs at GTP plant
• Winter returns to the area
• PennDOT crews put snow in its place
• Many attend Northern Tier Dairy Day at Towanda High School
• Seven to 10 inches of snow forecast for Bradford County
• Rep. Marino speaks in Wysox Township
• Fire Destroys House in stevensville
• Senate pushes school mandate relief
• Tour shows how compressor station works, explains safety measures
• 5:47 p.m. update: Seven to 10 inches of snow forecast for the area
• A new chapter begins: Waverly celebrates the future with new office
• Windy conditions reported in Bradford County
• Celebrating winter in Sullivan County
• New Review poll topic published on website
• New production data shows shale's promise and growth
• Sayre Borough offices to be closed Monday
• Flick to run for full term on Sayre Borough Council
• Speed monitored in Alba
• Rep. Marino hails budget cuts
• Marriage Licenses 2/20/2011
• PennDOT: highway deaths rise in 2010 after hitting historic low in 2009
• Candidates for Bradford County commissioner speak in Towanda
• Rapid snow melt creating heavy runoff along Bradford County roads; motorists advised to exercise added caution
• Record-high temperatures set two days in a row
• Route 220 roadway base repairs between Monroe and New Albany next week
• Valley News Digest
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Ciavarella faces 13 to 15 years
• Fire damages 3-story house in Waverly
• Collision shuts down York Avenue in Towanda
• Sayre borough council votes to pay contractor and buy vehicles, makes appointments
• Parents get taste of testing in Canton
• Waverly school board hears news on state report card, capital assets project
• Repairs scheduled today on state Route 1016 in Bradford County
• Correction: Wyalusing supervisor's name misspelled
• Employees recognized for their service
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Bradford County launches grant program to assist fire companies, ambulance services
• Andrews, Eaton appointed to Bradford County Board of Elections
• Pa. Senate won't say if taxpayers funding Mellow, Musto defense
• Court: Mellow target of extortion, money laundering probe
• Spending disclosure bill long time coming
• Sylvania to open office
• Commissioner candidates call for slowing down the pace of gas drilling in Bradford County
• Deliberations still underway in Ciavarella trial
• 'Trivia night' to be held at Wyalusing fire hall
• Granville announces spring clean-up
• Armenia Township approves Talisman agreement
• Troy addresses tax increase in preliminary budget
• Corbett nominee advocates broad school choice
• Sue Williams brings her art to Audubon Society
• PennDOT posting six more roads in Bradford County
• Central Bradford News Digest 2/17/2011
• Troy to update job descriptions
• Deliberations to resume in Ciavarella case
• Robbins seeks re-election as Sullivan County treasurer
• Western Bradford News Digest2/17/2011
• Ciavarella takes the stand Tuesday
• Troy Township hears about planned ordinance
• Troy Mobility Plan open house set
• 'Minor spill' reported in Alba
• Route 220 roadway shoulder repairs at Ulster scheduled Feb. 17
• Police Briefs 2/16/2011
• PennDOT requests trucks avoid state Route 1016 in Bradford County
• Sullivan County Commissioner Bob Getz seeks re-election
• Corbett announces abortion clinic oversight changes
• Bradford County Commissioner John Sullivan not running for re-election
• Ulster water treatment facility open house shows off high-tech plant
• Planning commission recommends approval of proposed 35-townhouse development in Towanda
• Sayre School Board adopts preliminary budget for 2011-2012
• Canton looking at tax increase
• Sewage fees announced in South Creek
• Demo derby drivers find a cure for 'cabin fever'
• Rep. Marino responds to Obama's budget proposal
• Solicitor: Closed-door deliberations for frack plant permit are legal
• Marcellus royalties help agency
• Multiple companies respond to house fire in Sheshequin Township
• Towanda School Board passes preliminary budget
• PennDOT driver license, photo centers closed Presidents' Day
• Local epicenter of shale drilling likely site for EPA fracking study
• Lunch, story, and song mark Valentine's Day at Chemung View Apartments
• Hospital provides update of three people involved in recent crash
• Panel to explore liquor sale issue
• Public invited to view Ulster's new water filtration system
• It's Valentine's Day
• Correction: Namesake misidentified
• Wyalusing Leo Club performs numerous community services
• Divorces 2/13/2011
• Bridge work scheduled in Wells Township
• Gas industry comes to Wells Twp.
• New Review poll topic posted on website
• Democratic Petition Signing Buffet, Feb 26, Alley Belles
• Patriotic theme highlights District 8 band concert in Troy
• The Review moves to ensure Wyalusing supervisors decide plants' permit openly
• Mountain View tops Scholarship Challenge qualifying round
• Crash sends two to hospital
• PennDOT provides update on accident-prone section of Route 220 in Cherry Township
• Wyalusing supervisors to announce decision on permit for controversial fracking plant
• Fuel spill being cleaned up at Bradford County Airport
• DeSisti to face trial
• Correction: information incorrect
• Water monitoring/protection program to be held in Canton
• Times-Shamrock's job listings now on Monster.com
• Sayre Historical Society annual dinner meeting scheduled
• Shaw seeks 4th term as Magisterial District Judge
• Traffic signal pole replacement near Wyalusing
• Rome Township's polling place is moved to the Rome Township municipal building
• Testimony given on frack water treatment plant; Plans for the 26-acre site also include plants to manufacture asphalt and drilling mud
• DeSisti preliminary hearing continues today
• VJSA board hears submission of expansion plans is close; Chesapeake request approved
• Pickett votes for online spending database
• Update: DeSisti hearing wraps up for today
• PennDOT urges motorists to report potholes on state roads, says Pickett
• Valley News Digest 2/10/2011
• Testimony heard in Ciavarella case
• The murder of Michele Harris to be highlighted on Investigation Discovery segment
• Towanda Boro Council discusses altering parking system in the downtown
• Fear Factor competition challenges Waverly students
• Band festival comes to Troy
• Alba discusses speeding
• Corbett nominates attorney general
• OSHA investigation into Sullivan County fatality is under way; Nomac Drilling fined 7K following separate probe
• Hawes Street in Towanda to be temporarily closed
• Krystle Bristol seeks re-election in Troy
• Troy deals with discipline matter
• Towanda Borough Council votes to end 'forgiveness' policy on parking tickets
• House Democrats renew severance tax pitch
• Man charged following gun incident in Canton
• Athens school board revisits uniform colors
• Startling roar in Dimock part of planned pipeline work
• Ciavarella trial under way
• Ulster Township supervisors discuss zoning
• Bids opened for $351K streetscape improvement project in Towanda
• Canton students learn about wildlife
• Judge Wheaton seeks re-election
• South Waverly Borough Council hears plans for relocation of Yanuzzi Drive
• Valley News Digest 2/5/2011
• Centerville Road bridge repair discussed at Ridgebury supervisors meeting
• String of arrests made following investigation into shotgun theft
• Athens Area High School Olympiad team takes second place at Solon Invitational
• American Idol finalist Aaron Kelly to open for Little Big Town at Troy Fair
• Super Bowl Sunday is a big day for merchants too
• Operation Honduras having 15th birthday
• 1,500 square-foot addition completed at Bradford County YMCA
• New Review poll topic posted on website
• Watch for icy conditions as temperatures drop
• Jim Davy benefit in Canton is well-supported
• 1,500 square-foot addition completed at Bradford County YMCA
• Rep. Marino speaks in Wysox
• Guthrie considering possibility of new Troy Hospital
• PennDOT reminds homeowners to check mailboxes
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Troy OK's HVAC work
• Wysox Township officials propose hiring a township manager
• Rep. Marino named vice-chair of subcommittee
• Canton water testing results OK
• DEP investigates Burlington water complaint
• Cudd plans given preliminary OK
• Rescuers assist trapped deer
• Chesapeake Energy constructing $51M compressor station in Towanda Twp.
• Bradford County launches grant program for environmental education
• House chairman focuses on gathering pipelines
• Area digs out following winter storm
• McLinko running for another term as Bradford County commissioner
• Magisterial District Judge Timothy Clark running for re-election
• Writing competition announced
• Frontier offers severe winter weather tips
• Major weather system may affect FirstEnergy service territory
• Modifications made to EMTA's Blue Bus fixed routes and shared-ride service for Wednesday
• Wysox officials: have township planning commission approve plans for new development
• Snow blankets the region, more on the way
• Canton student dies in crash
• Towanda schools participate in Wear Red Day 2011
• Northern Tier Dairy Day to be held
• Burglary, criminal mischief charges against Burton Johnson of Towanda are dropped
• Sayre Borough issues snow emergency reminder
• DEP finds no health threat from Marcellus air emissions
• 7 to 12 inches of snow expected for Bradford County
• 2010 Pennsylvania State Fair Queen Casey Hall retires crown
• Fatal accident in Union Township
• Daffodil Days kicked off in Troy
• Busch represents Troy Fair in Hershey
• Fighting breast cancer in Troy
• Penelec outage caused by problem with insulators
• Construction of Fairfield Inn in Wysox still on track
• Third Annual 'Battle of the Bands' to be held
• PennDOT announces road work schedule
• Senate bill reforms Judicial Conduct Board
• If your paper was delivered late today, here’s why
• Power outage hits Monroeton
• Valley Chorus holds benefit for Habitat for Humanity
• St. Agnes holds open house
• Man finds brother's WWII bracelet on website
• Case of 'Jane Doe' may have links to Tioga County; Detectives and police need the community's help to solve 43-year old cold case
• Jonathan M. Wilcox announces his candidacy for re-election as magisterial district court judge
• Storch running for re-election as county auditor
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Fire occurs in Springfield Twp.
• Two years on, consolidated parishes try new beginnings
• Sayre celebrates 120th birthday
• Work on 40-room addition to RiverStone Inn has begun
• Local minister found guilty of sex crimes
• Treatment plant for frack water proposed for Monroe Borough
• new wind behind state downsize proposals
• McLinko: Bradford County's issues are unique
• Man accused of assault in parking lot
• Sayre VFW purchases medical equipment with grant money
• 'No name-calling' message spread in Troy
• Towanda, Williamsport teens charged with kidnapping
• Crash draws bus owner's concerns
• Relay for Life kicks off in Troy
• Senator preparing Marcellus package
• Casey to chair congressional economic panel
• Barrett seeking another term as Bradford County district attorney
• School bus involved in Route 220 crash
• Over $1M in Clean and Green tax penalties assessed in Bradford County in 2010
• David Krause graduates from Basic Combat Training
• Officials expect more road damage in Bradford County
• Clarification: Summit meeting on road safety was on Tuesday
• Raffle fraud victim 'appalled' by scheme
• NEPA officials discuss drilling impact
• Pa. Supreme Court denies Dustin Briggs' appeal of murder conviction
• Waverly Storefront Theatre presents "The Golden Days of Radio" this weekend
• Man killed in Tioga County accident
• House bill targets gaming board
• Residents address Waverly trustees meeting
• Job descriptions discussed in Troy
• Speed limit changes planned for part of Route 409, all of Marshview Road in Bradford County
• Man injured in well site accident
• Western Bradford News Digest
• First Citizens National Bank opens their doors in Rome
• Fire chiefs: traffic congestion is delaying emergency response times in Bradford County
• Area's Congressional delegation gives Obama mixed reviews on speech
• Rep. Baker handling clinic, welfare bills
• House agrees on benefit cuts
• Canton woman charged in raffle fraud
• Sayre school board hands out honors, appoints coaches, discusses accessibility at the gym
• DEP investigating natural gas well control incident in Tioga County; Talisman Energy Well is on DCNR State Forest Land
• Pickett announces February office hours
• Troy seeks to enhance security
• Gannon appointed to Towanda School Board
• House considers state store sale study
• Folks battle cold as sub-zero temperatures grip area
• Valley News Digest
• Troy grad thanks community for donations
• Athens Borough Council receives one-way street and parking proposals
• Pro-life Bradford County residents meet with Marino, Toomey
• Richard Stetz steps down as Career-Link administrator
• Helping out at Mt. Pisgah
• Correction: Teams listed incorrectly
• Carman seeking re-election as Bradford County Coroner
• Man crashes vehicle during police chase in Standing Stone Township
• Benefit planned for fire victims in Canton
• No one injured in Canton accident
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• Some NEPA lawmakers get first crack at hot-button issues
• Canton Moose lodge celebrates 100th birthday with weekend events
• Cost of health insurance for Wysox Township supervisors an emerging issue
• Michelle Martin benefit draws 250 supporters to Towanda Legion
• DEP losing staff to gas drilling industry
• Rallying for life in Towanda
• Residence destroyed by fire in Canton Twp.
• Analysis: Corbett promises to take Pennsylvania in new direction
• 'Support Our Troops' campaign underway
• Safety meeting to be held on the increase in motor vehicle accidents in Bradford County
• Register of Wills Shirley Rockefeller running for re-election
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Bradford County Treasurer Becky Clark is running for re-election
• Ringing up success in Towanda
• Canton Township approves Chesapeake agreement
• Waverly school board sets dates for forums in superintendent search
• Central Bradford News Digest
• House to vote on contract reform
• Village of Waverly to celebrate renovated office grand opening
• Sally Vaughn running for re-election as Bradford County prothonotary
• Man injured in Canton Twp. crash
• Troy puts budget on display
• Community shows support for Stryker family
• Clinton "C.J." Walters running for Bradford County sheriff
• Cold temperatures on tap for this weekend
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Rep. Marino announces locations of his constituent service centers
• Bishop presents diocese's plan
• Tioga United Way VITA Volunteers to prepare income tax returns
• Canton Moose marking 100 years
• Internet service restored in Powell
• Fish consumption advisories issued for Bradford County
• School boards warn about choice bill
• Allen seeking re-election as Bradford County auditor
• Pickett displays showmanship skills at farm show's second annual VIP dairy contest
• Sayre Borough Council honors heroes of Dec. 17 fire rescue at its January meeting
• Stryker remembered in Troy
• Caution urged during winter storm
• Crash blocks Route 220 for several hours
• Future Troy parking lot discussed
• Valley News Digest 1/20/2011
• Stryker Family Benefit set for Friday
• Mark W. Smith running for second term as Bradford County commissioner
• Lone NEPA lawmaker on House Environmental panel
• U.S. Rep. Tom Marino votes to repeal health care overhaul
• Bradford County Bar Association honors two attorneys in memory of David Keeffe
• Ransom, Webster receive Bar Association awards in memory of Carol Keeffe
• Rep. Marino assigned to Foreign Affairs Committee
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Wysox Fire Company's second annual Trivia Night set for Saturday
• Powers says he wasn't 'whining'
• Penn State gas program discussed in Canton
• Corrections
• Corbett vows government reform
• Pharmacist pleads guilty to abortion charges
• Family hopes for safety of Towanda native, one year after he is reported missing in Texas
• Anti-drilling protesters brave drizzle
• PennDOT posting additional roads in Bradford County
• Width restriction now in effect on Sheshequin Narrows
• Correction: Funeral notice incorrect
• Manor project under way
• Roof project moving forward in Canton
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Route 220 closed after roll-over crash
• Ridge warns against sending investment away
• Valley News Digest
• Neighborhood Watch hears update from Sayre Police
• Correction: Location incorrect
• State-mandated school improvement plan approved for Towanda High
• Rendell's group releases report on implementing health care reform mandates
• Peer-review panel for EPA fracking study includes six Pennsylvania scientists
• Corbett set to take oath this morning
• Corbett yet to make DCNR pick
• Eagles Mere ice toboggan slide opens for 2011 winter season
• Local anti-drilling protesters to rally during Corbett inauguration
• Cancer Support Group in Towanda looking for more members
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• New Review poll topic published on website
• Divorces 1/16/2011
• Marriage Licenses 1/16/2011
• Governors sound inaugural note
• Rendell's legacy
• Yaw: Sale of liquor stores would ease state's financial dilemma
• Science Olympiad draws 450 students to AAHS on Saturday
• Yaw: Sale of liquor stores would ease state's financial dilemma
• Governor Cuomo directs flags to half-staff
• Emergency repairs scheduled on Overton Road Tuesday; detour planned
• Local Salvation Army bell-ringing campaign has record year, despite rocky start
• Towanda man charged with rape
• Worker suffers 'traumatic injury' at gas well site in Sullivan County
• 'Football Hall of Fame' plans announced
• Local fitness centers seeing upswing in business
• Western Bradford News Digest 1/15/2011
• Canton school board members honored
• Canton chamber hopes to make park 'shine'
• Long-time secretary retires in Canton
• Former CEO of Cornell Industrial Corp. running for Bradford County commissioner
• Board nixes resolution limiting its tax increases to state index
• Applications for Towanda School Board seat being accepted
• Fire breaks out in Troy Township
• Correction: Library funding incorrectly reported
• Troy Mobility plan gets online presence
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Tioga United Way extends 2011 campaign
• Comptroller's report urges Tioga to close Nichols school, but decision will be local
• Bookmobile service to resume in Bradford County
• Troy teachers, staff help food bank
• Canton extends application deadline for commission
• Dave Allis recognized by Sewer Authority board
• Man perishes while trying to extinguish fire
• Pennsylvania Superior Court denies Steven Colegrove's appeal of murder conviction
• Snowfall up to 4 inches in Bradford County; wind now becomes greater concern
• Welch running for District Judge
• RACP projects get commitments
• PennDOT posting remainder of State Route 1029 in Bradford County
• Valley News Digest 1/13/2011
• Petitions packets for municipal office available soon
• Sen. Yaw introduces Marcellus Shale legislation
• Canton hears report on burglaries
• Athens board hears details of new PE curriculum; students advocate color addition
• Western Bradford News Digest1/12/2011
• Troy grapples with budget
• Canton FFA busy at Farm Show
• Sayre's East Side Neighborhood Watch meets this Friday; seeks to revitalize and expand
• Chimney fire reported
• Marino not changing plans after shooting
• David Rice resigns from Towanda School Board
• Pool design work OK'd in Canton
• Rig recovered east of Troy
• NEB hears wish list for upgrade of outdoor facilities
• Corbett taps Meuser for revenue secretary
• Former assistant PennDOT manager running for Bradford County commissioner
• Town of Barton makes reappointments, hears from county legislature chairman
• Renovations begin at Troy Borough Hall
• Local woman benefits from donated kidney
• Appeals Court hears oral arguments in Calvin Harris case
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Rendell sees mark in education
• USA Dance offers folks a chance to socialize while they kick up their heels
• Woman seeks to help service dog
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Tioga United Way to hold annual meeting
• Congressman Marino names political staff
• Regional Wellness Council hears about CHIP, child obesity
• Watershed association gets funding
• Local officials react to shooting in Arizona
• Windham Twp. crash injures 2
• Rig to be recovered east of Troy
• Route 6 to be closed Monday east of Troy
• Sayre seniors learn about college life at Alumni Day
• Senator raises drilling waste disposal concerns
• Correction: Gender misidentified
• Confirmed rabies cases in Tioga County, N.Y. prompts clinics
• Room tax grants awarded in Bradford County
• 'Little Big Town' to play at Troy Fair
• Mansfield University unveils new general education program
• Laceyville man charged with rape
• Sayre Public Library fund drive extended
• Correction: Driver misidentified
• DEP Fines Talisman Energy $24,608 for 2010 Diesel fuel spill in Armenia Township
• Alumni Day Friday at Sayre High School
• Bradford County commissioners approve new labor contracts
• Frack water not processed by area's treatment plants
• McLinko: dramatic local traffic increase means drivers need to be extra cautious
• House considers cuts to lawmaker benefits
• Gas boom exacerbating parking problems in Towanda
• Clarification: Property co-owned
• Marino, Barletta sworn into Congress
• Valley News Digest
• Trevor Bennett faces probation hearing as well as current DUI charge
• Troy graduates to join Concert Choir tour
• Friend takes office
• New era for NEPA's Harrisburg delegation
• Litchfield home destroyed by fire
• DEP OK's planning exemption at Alparon Park
• Days of the JE Ranch Rodeo recalled
• Mott seeks 'correction of restitution amount'
• Canton FFA preparing for farm show
• Correction: Church not yet sold
• Pa. allows dumping of tainted waters from gas boom
• Rendell offers liquor sale views
• State approves $200K grant to help pay for vets' memorial site in Towanda
• Ulster Township Supervisors reorganize
• South Waverly council hears about development plans
• Smithfield Township Supervisors reorganize
• 'Cinderella' to be presented in Troy
• House to vote campaign ban rule
• Sayre man accused of severely injuring infant
• Governor Cuomo to reduce his salary by 5 percent
• 2010 weather in review
• Sayre resident performs on national television; plays with Penn State band at "Outback Bowl"
• Turning juice into wine becoming a household affair
• Newcomers take oath Tuesday
• Monthly drop-off site established for recyclables; Site benefits music groups in Athens School District
• Power outage affects more than 600 customers in Wysox area
• Kenneth Lee's life celebrated in Eagles Mere
• New Year baby arrives
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Bradford County Marriage Licenses, 1/2/2011
• Turnpike tolls go up Sunday
• 'Electrical malfunction' listed as the cause of Burlington Twp. fire
• Options available for consumers weighed down with debt
• PennDOT District 3-0 wraps up another busy construction season
• Mother waives hearing on charges of endangering the welfare of children
• Police identify two men killed in West Burlington Twp. accident
• Monroeton teenager charged with threatening another with gun
• Winter no longer means lower gas prices
• PennDOT posting two more roads
• Correction: Incorrect hospital listed
• Pollution diet for Chesapeake Bay impacts NEPA
• Former Geisinger Wyoming Valley Medical Center physician's actions under investigation
• Athens Twp. Supervisors adopt budget
• One dead in Albany Township crash
• Towanda Borough Council votes to submit application for $5M grant for Towanda's downtown
• Burlington Township family homeless after fire
• Patient contacts lawyer after protected health information compromised
• Towanda Borough Council passes $3.2M budget with no tax increase
• Waverly board discusses village hall details
• Chesapeake Energy Corporation announces pickup truck donation to Towanda Fire Department
• Glancing Backward, Dec. 28, 2010
• Bradford County Parks Master Plan recommends $16M in improvements
• Fiscal office seen as counterweight
• Fire damages house in Athens Borough
• Athens Borough Council adopts budget
• Threat seen to eagles mere
• Names of drivers released in water tanker crash
• Chesapeake donates $10K to Bradford County Historical Society
• Area facing a shortage in primary care physicians
• Person killed in South Creek Township crash is identified
• Gillett man accused of rape
• Marriage Licenses, 12/26/10
• 16-year-old Troy girl killed in South Creek Twp. crash
• Red Cross and Salvation Army deny rumors that Salvation Army refused to help victims of recent fire
• Hundreds of gifts delivered to victims of Dec. 17 fire in Sayre
• Car crashes into home in Colley Twp.
• Pickup truck, tanker truck collide in Cherry Twp.
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Environmental Board further regulates new outdoor wood boilers sold in N.Y.
• Condition of man injured in tractor trailer crash improves
• Chesapeake donates meals
• 5:15 p.m. Update: Fatal accident reported in Gillett area
• Sen. Yaw: $200K grant for vet' memorial site is 'pretty much approved'
• Car splits into two pieces after colliding with sand truck in Orwell Twp.
• 5:52 p.m. Update: Injuries reported in Route 187 tractor trailer accident
• Towanda Boro officials expect to meet Dec. 31 deadline for $17.3M downtown project
• Granite bricks now on sale for planned vets' memorial site in Towanda
• United Way fundraising campaign winding down
• PennDOT urges holiday travelers to monitor forecast, avoid travel if winter storm strikes this weekend
• Route 6 bridge traffic patterns return to normal today
• Correction: Police Brief incorrect
• Pennsylvania losing congressional seat
• Desisti hearing now set for February
• Troy Council OK's final budget; removes monthly surcharge from bills
• Powers raises questions, complaints in Troy
• Bradford County commissioners adopt $58.76M county budget, with no tax increase
• Fracking survey shows knowledge and concern in Pennsylvania
• Canton borough authority seeks to keep rates same
• Rep.-Elect Marino fills top four staff positions
• Athens-Sayre Joint Code Enforcement Agency has new home
• Greater Valley EMS offers safe ride home
• Congressman-elect Marino assigned to two key House committees
• $575K project under way to make the Towanda/Wysox sewage system more energy efficient
• District Band Festival coming to Troy
• New timpani to be dedicated in Troy
• Sayre woman charged after apartment fire
• First day of winter means changing driving conditions
• Revenue stop is big challenge
• Families enjoy Christmas fun at the Towanda Elks
• 'Christmas is for Kids' donations pour in
• Kids have good time at Christmas party in Ulster
• Mansfield recognizes junior from Athens
• 'Helping Hands' make Christmas brighter
• Rec Center up and running again
• House fire under investigation in Sayre
• New Review poll topic published on website
• Marriage Licenses, 12/19/2010
• Bradford County commissioners renew contract with Dr. Cama
• Armenia Township reduces tax rate
• Troy renovations could start in near future
• Tinsel-n-Lights draws a crowd
• Martha Lloyd holds food drive
• Towanda Municipal Authority to keep its rates unchanged in 2011
• Settlement between Cabot and DEP draws criticism, praise
• Shave suffered gunshot to her torso
• Dimock residents see 'dirty tricks' in Cabot document
• Donations being accepted for vets at Wal-Mart
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Children's party tonight in Ulster
• No further information released by state police on fatal shooting in Litchfield Township
• Waverly School Board searching for new superintendent
• Waverly superintendent looks back on career
• Sayre Borough Council discusses finances
• Work to shore up structure of Keystone Theater nearly complete
• Borough might not meet Dec. 31 deadline to apply for $5M for Towanda's downtown
• Chesapeake Energy Corporation announces $25,000 donation to Goodwill Volunteer Fire Company
• Memorial Hospital's Foundation provides end-of-the-year giving opportunity
• Wysox Township passes 2011 budget with no tax increase
• Athens Township considers Chesapeake request
• Gaming board practices come under fire
• Poll: Support solid for state store sale
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Litchfield Twp. woman fatally shot
• Three individuals have filed paperwork to run for Bradford County commissioner
• 'Canton House' plans moving ahead
• Troy Lions roar with annual Christmas Basket Project
• Mae E. Waltman, 89 Dec. 15, 2010
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• Legislative surplus draws debate
• Parade magazine returning to The Sunday Review
• Local projects seek $418K in CDBG funding
• Tanner's collects toys for 'Christmas is for Kids'
• Council declines sheltering contract
• Canton Police warn about phone scam
• Fire damages residence
• Correction: Name of accused was incorrect
• Troy reviews wetlands mitigation bid
• Canton vandals to be charged
• North Towanda might re-zone 13 parcels to 'Heavy Commercial'
• Man injured in farm accident in Standing Stone Twp.
• Canton passes budget
• Church open house well attended in Little Meadows
• Mexican restaurant to open at Towanda Motel
• Toys of yesterday come alive in LeRoy
• Humane society holds open house
• Big Brothers Big Sisters hold open house
• New Review poll topic published on Web site
• Tioga Downs fills its floors with crafts
• Afternoon Holiday Tea Party at the Sayre Public Library
• Northeast hosts 'Breakfast at the North Pole'
• Sayre Borough issues winter weather reminder
• Bradford County Marriage Licenses, 12/12/10
• School pension hike OK'd
• Lawsuit filed against Chesapeake
• Melissa Keeffe responds to news of arrest
• IRS seeks to give locals undelivered refund checks
• Man injured in Franklin Township accident
• Local author to speak at Spalding Memorial Library
• Remembrance Tree ceremony held in Troy
• SRBC installs first of two water quality data systems in Tioga County, N.Y. watersheds
• Towanda Borough's inspection ordinance is amended
• Wysox Tree Lighting held
• Surface mining application concerns expressed in Springfield Twp.
• Celebrating Christmas in a new church building
• 'Meet the Author' at Sayre Public Library
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Clarification: Quote incorrect
• Towanda students strike up the band and chorus
• Proposed development to be served by borough authority
• Bradford County hires company to manage transitional housing
• Over 200 attend WVIA program on 'Boomtown Towanda' at Keystone Theatre
• Sayre Borough Council approves bids for interior of DPW building
• NEB holds 25th annual Hands Across Northeast
• Holiday Craft Fair to benefit local charities
• IRS seeks to return more than $6 million in undelivered checks to Pa. taxpayers
• Reaching out with trees in Troy
• Timeline in Keeffe Homicide Case
• Walk-ins OK for 'Boom Town Towanda'; TV show tonight at the Keystone Theatre
• Community reacts to arrest in 4-year-old Keeffe murder case
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• Former Bradford County Coroner Gordon Farr passes away
• Arrest made in homicide case of David and Carol Keeffe
• Towanda School Board elects officers, sets meeting dates
• Guthrie executives receive Individual of the Year award
• RV park for natural gas workers planned in Canton Twp.
• Settlement agreement amount disclosed in Brenda Mott civil case
• Major fundraising drive launched for construction of $500K memorial site in Towanda
• Guthrie planning to issue $300 million in bonds
• Santa Claus coming to the Sayre Theatre
• Valley News Digest
• WVIA television, The Review on Thursday present, 'Live from Boom Town Towanda'
• Canton audit 'clean,' but for one finding
• Millions may not know they have prediabetes, experts say
• Wyalusing Lioness Club holds bazaar
• Ridgebury fire victim in 'guarded' condition
• Wyalusing Adult Band entertains at bazaar
• Watershed group 'close' to completing restoration work on Schrader Creek
• Victorian Country Christmas offers holiday charm
• New Review poll topic published on Web site
• Natural gas driller pulls out of Luzerne County
• Craft show held in Athens Township
• Lighting of the Green draws hundreds in East Smithfield
• Marriage Licenses 12/5/2010
• The Review to get new editor; to lead newsroom into new era
• Stevensville dedicates veterans' memorial
• Local soldier meets Gen. Petraeus
• Man dies in accident at Craftmaster
• PennDOT posting state Route 2014 in Bradford County
• Canton OK's personnel items
• First Friday gets in the holiday spirit
• State police search for subject involved in Dollar General robbery
• Judge: Parking problem at Towanda District Court creates risk for community
• Former Oneonta fire chief becomes coordinator of Bradford County Emergency Management Agency
• Athens woman dies after Litchfield Twp. crash
• Bradford County commissioners adopt master plan for the county parks
• Woman doing 'well' after being found unconscious in burning Ridgebury home
• Victorian Country Christmas to be held at the Manley-Bohlayer House
• Salvation Army 'desperate' for local bell ringers
• Parking to be banned on Main Street in Towanda for tonight's holiday parade
• Tonight's First Friday in Towanda to feature parade, visit by Santa, more
• Moratorium on gas drilling passes New York legislature; proponents and opponents speak out
• Baker, Pickett to make donations with pay raise
• Gustin honored in Troy
• Rain soaks county
• Bradford County bear harvest down from a year ago
• Athens School Board reorganizes
• Rotary club prepares Thanksgiving meals
• Corbett panel includes Marcellus lobbyists
• Canton Twp. Verizon Wireless project gets preliminary nod
• Troy traffic study progresses
• Waverly Library to show 'A Christmas Story'
• Troy advertises budget
• Correction: Business name incorrect
• Groundbreaking held for Guthrie Clinic Pediatric Center
• Mayors' concerns sway Rendell veto
• Casey, Barletta among supporters of unemployment extension
• Barletta claims Nixon's former digs as office space changes hands for new lawmakers
• Most legislators say no to COLA
• WVIA to broadcast Marcellus Shale program live from Towanda's Keystone Theatre
• Athens Twp. home damaged by fire
• Taking aim: Deer season opens
• Canton budget to be displayed
• Text of chairman's report on the state of Bradford County
• Bradford County commissioners propose $59M county budget, with no tax increase
• Sweet says her medical license has been restored
• Charges against Dr. Constance Sweet bound over to Bradford County Court
• Judge denies gas driller's motion to dismiss Dimock lawsuit
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Benefit to be held in Troy
• Hunters ready to go for start of deer season
• Elderly woman rescued from house fire in Ridgebury Township
• Columbia Cross Roads man dies in accident
• Community tree lighting held in New Albany
• Deer season opens today in Pennsylvania
• Special session produces no laws
• Weaving seminar at Sayre Library
• Observations about the weather
• Warren Township park 'blooming' - thanks to grant
• Bridge Sleepout held in Sayre
• New Review poll topic published on Web site
• Charges to be filed
• Shopping on 'Santa's Sleigh Ride'
• Bradford County Marriage Licenses, 11/28/10
• Black Friday draws in shoppers
• 'Marcellus Shale and Pipelines' workshop to be held
• Tinsel-n-Lights coming soon to Muldoon Park
• Dog license fees increasing
• New tree unveiled at Light Night in Canton
• Sayre Christmas Parade kicks off the holiday season
• Man killed in two-vehicle accident
• Man killed in Wilmot Twp. accident
• Cardinal Rigali to be in Scranton today for thanks and prayer
• Poaching law gets test
• Diocesan chancellor to retire
• Scranton native leads house caucus
• Baker legislation limiting sale of cold medications used to manufacture meth signed into law
• Rep. Sestak visits Towanda
• Salary increases of over 11 percent proposed for Towanda officials
• Almost 400 participate in snowy 5K run in Sayre
• Valley police lead effort to provide 283 meals for elderly shut-ins
• Canton man sentenced
• Sayre Public Library recipient of Dollar General grant
• Tioga Downs wraps up successful United Way campaign
• Waverly veterans groups give back for the holidays
• Some 24 million expected to fly over the holidays
• Toys needed for Towanda-Wysox Kiwanis Toytown Toy Drive
• Free Thanksgiving meal being offered today
• 'Private Lives' production cancelled
• GVEMS offers safe ride home program
• EMTA receives grant to convert 5 buses to CNG
• CFTT launches annual operating fund campaign
• Water main repaired in Troy
• First Citizens National Bank awards MU scholarships
• State police release name of dump truck driver killed in Overton Twp. crash
• Research & development building demolished at DuPont's N. Towanda plant
• Experts sound off on how to shop responsibly
• Local stores gearing up for Black Friday
• Visions helps several local food pantries
• Holiday Share-A-Thon planned in Nichols
• State food subsidies on way
• Rehabilitation of Route 187 bridge in Rome Township nears completion
• Aggressive driving targeted in Bradford County
• Canton Chamber, CASD join forces on 'Giving Tree'
• Water line break reported in Troy
• Crane mishap reported in Granville Twp.
• Fuel truck crashes near Alba
• Dump truck driver killed in accident
• Deadline to apply for property tax/rent rebate program nearing, says Pickett
• Rendell urged to sign cancer bill
• Canton Light Night announced
• Vandalism concerns aired in Canton
• Troy to hold Christmas parade
• Bridge to hold fundraising sleepout
• Someone special: A life of many years leaves its mark
• Marcellus impact fee getting close look
• Troy National Honor Society sponsors fund drive
• Today in History
• Funerals, Nov. 23, 2010
• Bradford County Historical Society annual book sale Dec. 5
• Northeast Bradford Education Foundation planning western trip
• 21 Christmas trees installed in planters in Towanda
• Pennsylvania leading the country for pre-existing condition insurance plan sign-ups
• Coroner: cause of death of Towanda resident Patricia Hoagland was drowning; However, manner of her death is still under investigation
• Another 200 to 300 banners of local veterans to be displayed
• Salvation Army 'Kettle Kickoff' a success at Arnot Mall
• New Review poll topic published on Web site
• Flagpoles dedicated in Sayre
• Bear season opens in Pennsylvania
• Gift Gala held in Towanda
• Marriage Licenses 11/21/2010
• Cancer Center open house held at Guthrie
• Pennsylvania farmland tax program altered
• DEP regulation changes will impact development activities
• 'Distinguished Alumni' honored in Troy
• Wyalusing Senior Chorus to present 'A Little Night Music'
• Sayre man charged with burglary
• 875-pound bear killed in Pa.
• Sayre Historical Society expands Museum & Gift Shop hours to include Sundays starting Nov. 28
• Gas well regulation clears final hurdle
• PennDOT taking steps to address unusually slippery road conditions north of Dushore
• Hanger challenges Corbett on natural gas drilling
• Chesapeake Energy opens $7 million housing and training facility in Athens Twp.
• Diocese of Scranton completes organizational review
• Rainbow Bridge repair to be done today
• Sayre council discusses zoning
• Athens supervisors grant water extension to Chesapeake
• Penn State forum focuses on future regulation of natural gas pipelines
• Drug problem discussed
• Sayre holds National Honor Society ceremony
• Fallen soldier's funeral occurs without incident
• 'Good Citizens' named in Valley
• Nearly a Century passes between game waren deaths in Pa.
• Winners listed for Lions Club's Holiday Bazaar raffle
• Glancing Backward, Nov. 17, 2010
• DCED: New State Investments Boosting Agriculture, Tourism Industries in 8 Counties
• Sayre Elks to hold Drug Awareness Night
• State police car involved in head-on collision
• Fire destroys building at Wells Twp. business
• Vandalism reported in Canton
• Troy to conduct study
• Caroline's Treats prompts student challenge
• Western Bradford News Digest
• EPA subpoenas gas company for fracking materials list
• 10:45 a.m. update: Road reopened in Mosherville after structure fire
• 10:34 a.m. update: Road closed in Mosherville due to structure fire
• Fire ruled as arson
• Towanda School District to take steps toward guaranteed energy savings project
• Towanda School District to take steps toward guaranteed energy savings project
• DEP fines quarry for illegal industrial waste discharge
• Friends discuss Apple Butter Day
• Fire ruled as arson
• Pension bill given final approval
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Area hunters can share their harvest
• Dimock residents discuss gas boom on 60 Minutes
• GOP skeptical of expanded gambling
• Pennsylvania doesn't count how many water supplies are impacted by gas drilling
• Paddle parties raise money for charity
• Fire destroys house in Franklin Twp.
• Custom-made vehicle, worth over $20K, is raffled off for charity in Troy
• Woman dies after being thrown from a horse
• Cookies and more featured at Old Country Store Holiday Bazaar
• Marriage Licenses 11/14/2010
• Sayre Public Library celebrates Native American Month
• New Review poll topic published on Web site
• Greater Valley Chamber of Commerce donates to Greater Valley EMS
• More than 100 turn out for Cow Pie Bingo in New Albany
• Canton hears Foundation update
• Corbett skeptical of liquor fee hike
• Route 220 project to be completed
• Tioga County budget taking shape, includes increase
• Fire victims helped in Canton
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Troy-Canton honors veterans
• Guthrie opens cancer center
• Area's reps mum so far on federal deficit proposals
• Corbett gets to nominate successor
• Retired colonel, a Towanda native, speaks at Veterans Day program in Towanda
• Tax study commission to be formed in Canton
• NEB students honor vets on Veterans Day
• Veterans Honored throughout Tioga County, N.Y.
• Sheriff's office to extend hours
• Bruce Springsteen tribute act at Tioga Downs Casino
• Retired colonel, a Towanda native, speaks at Veterans Day program in Towanda
• Valley veterans' groups observe Veterans Day
• Funeral held for Nathen L. Dailey, victim of fatal accident in Wysox
• Truck traffic concerns aired in Canton
• First graders have Veterans Day program
• Waverly School District to reinstate second bus run
• Wyalusing-New Albany Road bridge replacement in full service; normal traffic patterns effective today
• Corbett sees gradual forest leasing
• PennDOT posting five more roads in Bradford County
• Couple jailed on drug charges
• Sayre man remembers D-Day
• Bradford County projects get funding
• House lawmakers to reconvene Monday for vote on bills
• Valley News Digest
• Canton High School to hold Veterans Day program
• Waverly holds last meeting at Village Hall
• Suspected large area cocaine dealer arrested in Towanda
• Henry Farley honored at historical society
• PennVEST board approves Dimock water line
• Canton pool subject of discussion, donation
• Celebrating American Indian heritage in Troy
• Tax study motion on Canton pre-agenda
• Casey: Republican romp due to slumping economy
• Board splits on contract
• Session's end draws ire from lawmakers
• Experts: Carney's days in Congress were numbered
• Canton committee OK's recommendation
• Canton discusses budget
• NTSWA and Clean Energy announce compressed natural gas fueling station project
• Western Bradford News Digest 11/09/2010
• Bradford County commissioners: if possible, there will be a black fly suppression program in 2011
• Hundreds of items sold at Abuse & Rape Crisis Center's silent auction
• Sayre offices, DPW closed Friday
• Leaf pickup to begin in Sayre
• Proposal to have Towanda police serving in Monroe Borough is put on hold
• Bradford County Divorces, 11/7/10
• Bradford County Marriage License, 11/7/10
• Gas rules offer more - but not complete - disclosure of fracking chemicals
• New Review poll topic published on Web site
• Guthrie history comes alive in Sayre
• Teens seek to make a difference
• Pa. tax ranking rekindles debate
• Man charged in homicide
• Phillips says, it's not over yet
• Less than half of registered voters turned out for Nov. 2 election
• A taste of chili at First Friday
• Corbett will try to take state stores private
• Mahbod's first professional goal helps Jackals beat Royals, 4-3
• Correction: Political party affiliation stated incorrectly in caption
• Correction: Accident location incorrect
• Wyalusing-New Albany Road bridge opening today ahead of schedule
• LeRaysville minstrel ready to take stage
• 'Meet the Artist' program planned at Sayre Public Library
• Rivalry food drive in the Valley
• House GOP sees driller obligation
• Sayre business holding 4th annual food drive
• Bradford County commissioner: black fly suppression program might not occur this year
• Group seeks Bradford County's help in constructing $500K memorial to county's military veterans
• Cost of Towanda Borough trash stickers to increase by 10 cents
• Truck strikes building in Ulster
• Towanda Boro Council selects $17.3 million project for the 400 block of Main Street
• Tops holds grand re-opening at three local stores
• Driver of overturned water truck to be cited
• Cause of Hoagland death still unknown
• Chesapeake donates $100,000 to Sayre House of Hope
• Santa Claus is coming to town in Sayre
• Expert: Carney's biggest challenge, being a Democrat
• Corbett faces tough challenges
• GOP House to face reform pressures
• Correction: Names misspelled in caption
• Two top Democrats celebrate win amongst Republican sweep
• Rehabilitated Union Valley Road bridge opens to traffic
• Bradford County Democratic Party chairman says Republicans 'bought the election'
• Local residents react to Tuesday's election
• Election reports delayed in web edition
• Marino defeats Carney
• GOP's Corbett beats Onorato for Pa. governor
• Republican Toomey wins Specter's Pa. Senate seat
• Pickett, Baker ready for another term
• People of all ages voted in Tuesday's election
• Voters turn out in Lockwood; find camaraderie
• Voter turnout brisk in Bradford County
• Analysis: Republicans win important victories in Pa.
• Friend wins New York assembly seat
• Hinchey projected to win, retain seat in 22nd District
• Voters satisfied with new machines
• NY 24th Congressional District race too close to call
• State Senator Tom Libous wins another term
• Scoville-Meno asks for food pantry items to support holiday need
• Tioga County, N.Y. election results
• Environmental assessment meeting for pipeline project scheduled for Thursday in Wyalusing
• Cuomo wins Governors seat by wide margin
• Election reports delayed in web edition
• Hands-on history at SRAC
• 10:22 p.m. update: Bradford County votes being tallied
• 10:50 p.m. update: Statewide votes being counted
• 11:18 p.m. update: Carney concedes to Marino in 10th
• Gas well fire at Procter & Gamble extinguished, no injuries reported
• Leaves to be picked up in Towanda Borough
• Pickett announces office hours for satellite locations in November
• South Waverly tentatively adopts 2011 budget
• Troy discusses water sales
• Water tanker truck rolls over in Camptown
• Poll places ready to serve voters' needs
• Voters to have final word today in Tioga County
• MAps show drilling impact on state forests
• 2010 election breaks TV ad records
• Poll workers gear up for Election Day
• Woman killed in accident
• Celebrating Halloween in Bradford County
• The Review's editorial pages honored again
• Valley Halloween Parade bring out the kid in everyone
• A frightening good time had by all at Towanda Halloween Parade
• Donation made in Canton
• New Review poll question published on Web site
• Voters to head to the polls Tuesday
• Democrats say they have hope in election
• Many Pa. races fast and lively this year
• Trallo seeks state rep. seat
• Free introductory computer classes at Sayre Public Library
• Bradford County Marriage Licenses, 10/31/10
• Congressional candidates Carney and Marino state their views
• Man killed in Wysox Twp. crash
• Stream bank stabilization project along Soper Hollow Road to begin next week
• Chesapeake Energy to upgrade section of State Route 2025 in Bradford County
• State lost 14 percent of dairy farms from 2006 to 2009, new figures show
• Republican Party says there is "no truth" to Rep. Carney's statement in Towanda
• Valley News Digest
• Murphy cancer compensation bill awaits resolution
• Marino: Eliminate education, energy departments
• Marino: No more DeNaples questions
• The Daily Review holds 1st "Support Our Troops" collection
• New home for an old gun
• Towanda School District to set up committee to address bullying
• Veteran leader of The Times-Tribune to receive Pennsylvania Newspaper Association Lifetime Achievement Award
• Bill pushes pension spike impact into future
• New Review poll topic published on Web site
• Untitled
• LeRaysville woman to compete in Florida Ironman
• Learning about electricity
• Gas drilling dominates concerns in 10th District
• Ad links stimulus vote to China jobs
• Capitol Roll Call
• Marriage Licenses 10/17/2010
• Hunting for treasures
• Sayre Haunted House raises money for Penn York Habitat for Humanity
• Candidate profile: Tom Marino
• Democrats should brace for a beating
• Phillips and Friend make campaign stop; Phillips rips opponent
• Woman killed in Wyalusing accident
• Gas prices going up
• Troy gets pink for Breast Cancer Awareness
• Chemung Financial and Fort Orange Financial execute merger agreement
• Bradford County updating its solid waste management plan
• Central Bradford News Digest
• Crash claims life of New York man
• Eleven more routes in Sullivan County to be posted
• House returns without severance tax agreement
• Carney's campaign finance report released
• State Senate confirms Clinton 'C.J.' Walters as Bradford County sheriff
• Injured Cargill employees 'resting,' says spokesman
• Troy VFD craft fair coming up
• DEP fines Calvin C. Cole Inc. $15,000 for illegally disposing, burning waste; waste originated at Cole's Quarry in Bradford County
• A long rap sheet for a 'friend' helped by Marino
• Talent show rehearsals begin
• United Way provides special funding to local pantries
• Canton finance committee to get data
• Rep. Carney lashes out at Marino in Towanda
• Voter registration remains steady in Bradford County
• NASA official to speak in Troy
• Two Cargill employees injured
• New water supply well in Nichols officiated
• Christmas tree request sparks discussion
• Towanda School Board member's vote was misstated
• Western Bradford News Digest 10/14/2010
• Walloping Warrior Golf Tournament a success
• Benefit to raise money for Canton pool
• Towanda District Court moves into newly renovated quarters
• Early study shows dense drilling impacts watersheds
• Worker injured at gas well site in Rome Township
• severance tax builds to cliffhanger
• Wysox physician Constance Sweet's medical license suspended
• EQB approves gas well regulation
• Sayre Historical Society to expand hours for release of new book
• Fire chief: lighting strike may have caused Herrick Twp. barn fire
• Canton gets $5,000 donation
• Carney proposes 'elderly consumer' index for Social Security payments
• Bridge work rescheduled
• PennDOT posting seven more roads in Bradford County
• Sayre Borough to vote on 2011 budget; tax rates remains unchanged
• Severance tax talks continue
• Canton student gets memorial garden in shape
• Tax study commission to be considered
• Towanda School Board begins looking at upgrades to Memorial Park
• Neighborhood watch forming in South Waverly
• United Water, Village of Nichols, State of New York celebrate completion of new well
• Marino reacts to Carney-Biden appearances
• Biden rips Rove, Republicans and chamber in local stop
• President Clinton visit draws hundreds
• Barn fire in Herrick Twp.
• Forced Pooling still an issue in Pennsylvania
• Taking to the river
• Thousands attend 30th Annual Sullivan County Fall Festival
• Housing trust fund bill awaits final votes
• Towanda School Board decides against putting tax-shift question on May ballot
• Former president, Bill Clinton, to rally for Hinchey in Binghamton tonight
• Towanda motorcyclist injured in crash
• Bradford County Marriage Licenses, 10/10/10
• Analysis: Democrats shy about touting health-care reform
• Coryland Road bridge replacement opens to traffic this afternoon; detour to be lifted
• New Review poll topic published on Web site
• Captiol Roll Call
• Apple Butter Day offers many activities at Mt. Pisgah
• Fall festival triathlon offers fun and competition
• Carney's pragmatism developed from past
• Marino, Carney talk on health care reform
• Wyalusing Fall Festival kicks off
• Deregulation discussed in Wysox
• Charges bound over in indecent assault case
• Rendell convenes severance tax meeting
• Welcome to redesigned Web site for The Review
• Authority signs settlement agreement with Brenda Mott
• PennDOT posting Route 154 in Bradford County
• White Cane Days declared in Towanda
• Sayre Public Library will celebrate Italy
• Welcome to redesigned Web site for The Review
• Enrollment levels mixed in area schools
• Activists blast pay-per-view provision for documents
• Clarification: Dr. Constance Sweet still treating chronic pain patients
• Correction: Name of Dr. Constance Sweet's husband was incorrect
• PennDOT to place weight restrictions on local road
• Bradford County elected officials to receive 2 percent raises
• Scouts will hold Camporee this weekend
• Canton gearing up for golf tournament Saturday
• Residents oppose water treatment facility for hydraulic fracturing in Wysox Twp.
• Speakers address Waverly School Board on ninth period issue
• House approves tough blight bill
• Canton fire department holds open house
• Horsing around at the Sayre Theatre
• Board recommends tabling action on proposed water treatment plant in Wysox
• Rialto Theatre Centennial Memorial Plaza initial engravings begin
• Learning about safety in Troy
• Wysox physician Constance Sweet continues to practice medicine, despite felony charge
• Kayaker rescued from Towanda Creek
• Baker votes for 'Castle Doctrine'
• Poll: Republicans for governor, Senate still up
• Western Bradford News Digest 10/6/2010
• Talisman Energy USA to upgrade state Route 1010
• Welcome to redesigned Web site for The Review
• Rainbow bridge crash-damage repair project starts Oct. 13; nighttime detours planned
• Bid accepted for paving of High Street section
• Details recounted in Sayre stabbing investigation
• Wysox doctor faces felony charge; Dr. Constance Sweet arrested for allegedly prescribing controlled substances to drug-dependant patients
• Drillers split on severance tax
• Rendell touts malpractice climate gains
• Canton study wraps up
• Sayre FBLA hosting tailgate party
• PennDOT posting State Route 3002 in Bradford County
• The Sayre Historical Society announces release dates for their new book on Sayre
• Stop-loss special pay application deadline extended
• 6:58 p.m. update: Towanda area physician charged with narcotics violations
• Vehicles totaled in area prone to crashes
• Council hears multi-million dollar proposals Downtown Towanda development
• Teresa Gorman implicated in husband's death
• Revolutionary War soldier honored centuries later
• General Elections Registration upcoming in New York State
• Tenants temporarily homeless following Wyalusing house fire
• Carney, Marino dead even in polls
• Welcome to redesigned Web site for The Review
• Over 25,000 attend Apple 'n Cheese Festival
• 4,000 attend Flaming Foliage Festival
• Sayre man charged with homicide
• Hearings set on Wysox treatment plant for hydraulic fracturing waste water
• Water tanker trucks now barred from most Towanda streets
• Traci's Hope overcomes heavy rain
• Police Briefs 10/04/2010
• Over 25,000 attend Apple 'n Cheese Festival
• 4,000 attend Flaming Foliage Festival
• Sayre man charged with homicide
• Hearings set on Wysox treatment plant for hydraulic fracturing waste water
• Water tanker trucks now barred from most Towanda streets
• Traci's Hope overcomes heavy rain
• Police Briefs 10/04/2010
• Manley-Bohlayer Farm now has temperance hall from the 1800s
• Most businesses in state use loophole to avoid paying corporate income tax
• New Review poll topic published on Web site
• Over 10,000 attend first day of Apple 'n Cheese Festival
• U.S. Dept. of Justice was investigating Marino when he resigned
• Marino-DeNaples connection an issue
• Walmart rewards teachers at Waverly Elementary School with $1,000 in gift cards
• Bradford County Marriage Licenses, 10/3/10
• Fall Fling again a success
• Ulster girl wins First Friday quilt competition
• Ethics panel puts off Mellow complaint
• Troy moving forward on High Street paving
• Festivals offer fun, food, shopping this weekend
• DEP secretary: No end in sight for methane leaking into Dimock water from gas wells
• Motorist accused of knocking down lampposts in Towanda while DUI
• Wyalusing Fall Festival to kick-off Oct. 8
• Two sentenced for income tax evasion
• Canton man charged with kidnapping
• Rendell sets severance tax markers
• Pickett, Baker oppose gas tax bill
• Judge Timothy Clark's office to relocate
• Getting the dumplings done
• Rain breaks 24-hour record
• Study under way after pedestrian safety concerns aired in Canton
• DEP pledges public water for Dimock
• Clarification: Incorrect stocks tables run
• Bradford County locks in electric rates before caps expire
• Pasta-making workshop at Sayre Library
• Sayre to consider refinancing debt issue
• Juvenile counsel bill advances
• Wyalusing superintendent announces retirement
• Towanda Borough to vote on restrictions to outdoor burning
• Students learn about green careers
• House approves severance tax bill
• Waverly discusses options for buildings
• Baker opposes tax on natural gas drilling industry
• 4-year-old honored for 'great courage' on 911 call
• Athens Twp. Supervisors approve subdivision of Blue Swan Airport property
• Sayre Administration Committee to meet
• Wine and dine at the Spalding Memorial Library
• Death of Dushore man under investigation
• 'Haynesville' to be shown in Towanda
• Chesapeake Energy to upgrade state Route 1001 in Bradford County
• Oct. 1 First Friday to have many attractions
• Habitat for Humanity accepting house applications
• Celebrating music: Area marching bands put on a show
• $150K project will address structural issues at Keystone Theatre
• Golden Olympics held in Bradford County Manor
• House approves severance tax amendment
• Deregulation of electricity generation - What are your options?
• GTP to conduct emergency drill
• He left this world with 'A Satisfied Mind'
• marino concedes that he never asked for permission to help DeNaples
• Polls show Onorato gaining on Corbett
• Marino's shift on letter claim adds to pattern of contradictions
• Additional charges filed against New Albany minister
• Butterfly and moth collection on display at Tioga Point
• 43rd Annual Flaming Foliage Festival planned
• Sullivan County Democratic Dinner will focus on the upcoming election
• Waverly Opera House Ltd. announces auditions
• Agency conducting Marcellus housing study
• Apple 'n Cheese Festival to be held
• Apple 'n Cheese food vendors support local non-profits
• Sylvania man charged with sexual abuse of children
• Poll shows Carney with an 8-point lead over Marino
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Concerns voiced over proposed Valley Energy rate increase
• Troy motion sparks debate
• Bradford and Sullivan county youths compete in state Dairy Princess competition
• Hinchey announces $114,000 investment for economic development in Tioga County
• D.A.R. Good Citizen chosen in Sayre
• Athens Borough appoints new member
• Fall Fling to be held this weekend
• Afternoon tea at the Sayre Public Library
• Sayre Borough Shade Tree Commission has trees available
• 6:50 p.m. update: Structure fire in Towanda
• CORRECTION: Photo caption incorrect for DuPont article
• Morelli named 2011 Outstanding Young Woman
• Towanda officials discuss $5 million state grant
• Buddy Walk held in Towanda
• Classic cars on display in Waverly
• Views from Marino and Carney on Social Security
• South Creek gets outdoorsy
• The Daily & Sunday Review kicks off 'Support Our Troops' campaign
• New Review poll topic published on Web site
• Fall celebrated in New Albany
• Morelli wins OYW title
• Pumpkins celebrated under sunny skies and warm weather
• Buddy Walk today in Towanda
• Bradford County Divorces, 9/26/10
• Bradford County Marriage Licenses, 9/26/10
• French Azilum fall festival a success
• South Creek Sportsman's Show to be held
• Public meeting set on draft master plans for the county parks in Bradford County
• Eachus readies severance tax vote
• Pickett talks to Sayre students about the importance of voting
• Cargill to conduct drill
• Village of Nichols to hold meeting regarding flood insurance
• People identified in 4-vehicle Wysox crash
• Next region of readdressing project to begin
• Gold Award shown at Mt. Pisgah
• Park Street in Towanda now officially one-way
• Sayre council votes to sell Blue Swan property
• New youth programs to be developed in the Valley
• State and federal budget cuts make Bradford County United Way even more important
• Correction: Deadline incorrect
• Public input hearing scheduled on Valley Energy rate increase request
• Gas lease finalized in Troy; board president expresses concerns
• Justice Department: 'No record' of Marino having superiors' approval to serve as DeNa
• Marino's effectiveness questioned
• Health care reform impact may not be felt right away
• Waverly Police participating in 'National Take Back Initiative'
• Upcoming events at French Azilum
• Blue Cross asking state to approve BlueCare rate change
• As it takes effect, Casey staunchly defends health care reform
• Learning about leadership
• Wysox accident disrupts Route 6 traffic; injures 5
• Troy School Board accepts Morgan's resignation
• Baker recognized for support of small businesses
• Bridge to reopen in time for Apple 'n Cheese Festival
• Clarification: Natural gas industry Web site identified
• Pickett announces October office hours for satellite locations
• Woman who crashed into Tom Marino's truck pleads guilty to DUI
• United Way kicks off fundraising
• North Towanda Supervisors approve water distribution facility for gas industry
• Tops renovations under way
• Election office announces absentee ballot deadline
• Alternative voting available to the elderly and handicapped
• Hilfiger provides water information
• Pickett, Baker announce DEP grant for Bradford County
• Solar advocates eye pipeline bill
• Last day for voter registration upcoming
• NEPA anti-drilling activists bring passion to capitol
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Plans for Blue Swan airport move forward
• Tioga Center to celebrate pumpkins during annual festival
• Towanda School Board gives Trehab the option to purchase Mulberry Street School
• DEP monitors stray gas remediation in Bradford County; requires Chesapeake to eliminate gas migratio
• Red Cross urges business to hold emergency training
• Quilt exhibit planned at the Spalding Memorial Library
• Warren Center Cruise-in again a success
• At least 5,000 attend Pennsylvania Heritage Festival
• Benefit beauty pageant scheduled
• Troy Farm Museum adding a library and learning center
• And they're off! Runners in historic Camptown Races race for the finish line
• Heritage Festival draws crowd under sunny skies
• Power outage reported in Monroeton
• Talisman: severance tax would make drilling "uneconomical"
• New Review poll topic published on Web site
• DEP issues drought warning and drought watch
• PennDOT posting Coburn Hill Road in Bradford County
• Chesapeake Energy to upgrade state Routes 3004 and 3019 in Bradford County; work starts Sept. 20 wit
• Waverly Library's 'First Sunday' programs begin in October
• Wysox couple homeless after fire
• Upgrade causes Internet downtime for some Frontier customers; company taking calls for those who sti
• AP news report: 'No record' of authorization to serve as reference
• Camptown Races scheduled today
• Civil War author Kurt Lafy to speak at Pennsylvania Heritage Festival
• Andy Lyon and team of oxen featured at Pennsylvania Heritage Festival
• Vote scheduled on option-to-purchase agreement for two former Towanda schools
• Bill transfers pipeline regulation to PUC
• About 500 without electricity on Thursday
• Computer classes offered at Athens library
• Judges rate films in this weekend's film festival with high praise
• Chief Oil & Gas Co. to upgrade SR 3024 in Bradford County; work starts Sept. 20 with detour for
• Unions say they are left out of Marcellus Shale jobs
• Towanda School Board could form commission to propose tax shift
• Bradford County commissioners against forced pooling
• Countywide tax collection comes to Bradford County
• Corporate America Family Credit Union provides a helping hand to students
• Citizens and Northern Bank makes donation to 4H
• Dushore man injured in accident
• Private lab finds toxic chemicals in Dimock water
• DEP pushes Cabot to expand public water line to Dimock to replace contaminated wells
• Friend wins Republican nomination in 137th New York Assembly District race
• Sayre Public Library to hold Mango Day
• Sheriff's office temporarily unable to issue carry permits
• More jobs and tax money could be realized from Blue Swan sale
• Expansion proposed for Metadyne plant in Towanda Twp.
• Heritage festival to be held this weekend
• GVEMS in the running for state-wide award
• Tioga United Way kicks off; announces campaign goal
• Talisman talks on drilling
• Warren Center residents learn about gas drilling
• Chesapeake HQ eyed for Valley
• Landowners concerned about pooling, zoning gather at capitol
• Towanda Municipal Authority opposes plan for expand water distribution facility
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Drama survey results announced
• Tioga County Primary Election results
• Transportation funding bill surfaces
• Wastewater tracking bill ADVANCES
• Canton Borough Council hears Park Place concerns
• Wyalusing-New Albany Road bridge rehabilitation project starts Sept. 27
• Hawes Street in Towanda to be shut down for four days
• Park Street to become one-way in a matter of days
• Home destroyed by fire
• Public meeting set on upgrades to Tennessee 300 Line in Bradford County
• Oct. 12 vote set on gas well regulation
• Funding to be awarded for energy institute focusing on natural gas drilling
• Marcellus Shale takes center stage in New York meeting
• 3:52 p.m. update: Wyalusing area fire destroys home
• Minor injury reported
• Primary elections Tuesday in Tioga County, N.Y.
• Analysis: Severance tax tops fall agenda
• Area residents help raise funds to benefit area children with special needs
• New Review poll topic published on Web site
• 1,800 attend Wyalusing Valley Wine Festival
• 50 attend local remembrance ceremony for "9-11"
• Over 300 attend 2nd Annual Outdoor/Sportsman Show in Wysox Twp.
• Guests remember at the Tioga County Courthouse Square
• Bradford County Divorces, 9/12/10
• Bradford County Marriages, 9/12/10
• Aaron Kelly greets thousands in Sullivan County
• TOPS Member presents special flag to American Legion
• Conservation groups, communities push for severance tax funds to stay local
• Schools taking time to teach Sept. 11 attacks
• Tax exemption weighed locally
• 9 long years have passed since Sept. 11: Web site keeps a permanent digital archive of the attacks
• Correction
• GVEMS Semi-finalists for Governor's safety award
• PennDOT posting additional roads in Bradford County
• Preschool Story time will begin at Sayre Public Library
• Wyalusing Valley Wine Festival to be held this Saturday
• Concession stand vandalized in Canton
• Report indicates Carney, Marino in a virtual tie
• Concert in the Park in Wyalusing
• Canton man dies in crash
• Hotel tax exemption concerns local officials
• Towanda Borough to replace its 307 street signs
• Sign gets OK in Troy
• Apple Cheese Art Show still accepting entries
• 'Wine and Dine' event scheduled at the Spalding Memorial Library
• Penn State a-cappella group returning to valley
• Leslie 'Les' Layser, 60 Sept. 8, 2010
• Proposals to staff residential facility opened at meeting
• Correction regarding George Phillips
• Traffic study progresses in Troy
• Rendell touts Shale's economic potential during broadcast
• Marcellus Shale production data exceeds expectations
• Hinchey formalizes campaign for re-election; accepts invitation for public debate
• Western Bradford Notebook: Lucky lotto scratcher
• Tioga Central School District opens for classes
• Back to school amid construction in Waverly
• Moose helps out library in Canton
• One injured in roll-over
• Tioga United Way to kick-off 2011 Campaign
• Panel considers regional pipeline control
• Correction: Name of prize winner at Sullivan County Fair was incorrect
• Correction: Address incorrect
• Western Bradford News Digest 9/8/2010
• No new information in Hoagland death
• Union Valley Road bridge rehabilitation starts Sept. 13; detour planned
• Second Annual Outdoor/Sportsman Show set for Eastside Riverfront Park
• Troy School District addresses congestion
• DEP investigating the source of stray methane gas in Bradford county
• Towanda Borough seeking proposals from developers for the 400 block on Main Street
• Celebrating community; 99th Nichols Old Home Day held
• Bradford-Wyoming County Literacy Program improving lives
• Attendance at LeRaysville Labor Day Celebration estimated at 1,500
• Sullivan County Fair draws 8,673
• Bradford County man charged in Lake Carey shooting
• Majority of mass transit money to go to big cities
• New tax collector in Smithfield Twp.
• Correction: Editorial meaning reversed Correction:
• New Marcellus money demands professional advice
• Homicide occurs in Tunkhannock Twp.
• For some laborers, the fix is in
• YMCA offering free classes to the community
• Hundreds attend 23rd Annual Arts & Crafts Show in Dushore
• LeRaysville fair still draws 1,000 so far, despite cool weather
• Service of Remembrance to be held at J.E. Hallett Fire Company in Waverly
• Retired pastor celebrates 90 years of life
• Aaron Kelly to land in Laporte before he 'soars' into Nashville
• LeRaysville celebrates Labor Day
• LeRaysville celebrates Labor Day with 5K run
• Bradford County Marriage Licenses, 9/5/10
• New Review poll topic published on Web site
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Game night at Ulster Rec Center a hit
• Towanda Borough Police Department might start providing police coverage in Monroe Borough
• Casey describes father's legacy
• GOP Lt. Gov. candidate: No severance tax for Marcellus Shale
• Autopsy performed on Towanda woman whose death is considered 'suspicious'
• N.Y. gubernatorial candidate slams Albany in campaign speech
• 911 readdressing eliminates street name in Troy
• Halloween parade set in Canton
• Financial seminar on natural gas leasing to be held in Owego, N.Y.
• Canton Wine and Cheese Festival goes online
• Key NTL match-ups in football season’s first week
• Bradford, Sullivan counties get 'windfall' from Marcellus Shale landfilling fees
• Casey discusses Recovery Act
• Fair offers traditional rural activities, mixed with new events
• $993,039 Teaching American History Grant awarded
• Sullivan County Fair kicks off
• First day at Wyalusing goes off without a hitch
• Back to school in Athens
• DEP and state police increase funding for waste hauler inspections
• Casey tours Tioga County wind project
• CEM craft show on tap
• Marino challenges Carney to nine debates
• Growing compassion
• NEB seniors have 'pink' project to raise money
• New assistant principal on board at Troy Middle School
• Western Bradford News Digest
• EPA meeting to be held in Binghamton
• September's First Friday on tap
• Democratic elected representatives and candidates to attend the Sullivan County Fair
• 9:10 p.m. Update: One injured in motorcycle accident
• Apple 'n Cheese Fine Art and Photography Show scheduled
• Election inspector training to be held in Tioga County
• 'Safe House' idea explored in Troy
• Blue Cross of NEPA seeking more than $10 million in premium hikes
• Baker announces nursing education grants for two local institutions
• Cargill recalls ground beef products due to possible E. coli
• Troops in Northern Iraq to get care packages
• Manhunt occurs in Towanda area after escape outside Bradford County Courthouse
• Estimated cost of Wysox Township water system goes up $1.48M
• Canton, Troy head back to school
• $630K state grant awarded for biomass energy system for Sullivan County School District
• Student starts a collection drive for musical instruments for Towanda High
• Bradford County Commissioners award bids for upgrades to county buildings
• Two killed in early morning accident; driver charged
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• LeRaysville looking forward to Labor Day
• Bradford County Divorces, 8/29/10
• Bradford County Marriage Licenses, 8/29/10
• Hikes sought for motorist fees
• New Review poll topic published on Web site
• Baby crawl race a hit at Riverfest
• Riverfest again a success
• Towanda Riverfest 5K draws the multiple generations
• Mansfield welcomes students, prepares for new academic year
• Chesapeake Energy to upgrade State Routes 1008 & 2017 in Bradford County; work starts Aug. 26 wi
• New Catholic missal coming in 2011
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• Riverfest fun continues
• Glancing Backward, Aug. 28, 2010
• Senate candidate John Orzel holds town hall meeting in Waverly
• Veterans show their support for Chris Carney
• Procter & Gamble aircraft with CEO on board lands safely after sensor problem
• Governor Rendell visits Tioga County; Says he seeks to protect environment, support communities affe
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• First day of school goes well in Towanda School District
• Aqua Pennsylvania looks back on progress
• PennDOT introduces updated highway safety program for schools; 'Survival 101' updated with
• Marino would fight for Social Security
• Powers responds to borough statement
• Troy issues statement on mayor's comments
• Bradford County to save an additional $800K from its guaranteed energy savings project
• First day for students goes like clockwork at NEB
• Riverfest gets rolling
• St. Agnes School has 'smooth' first day
• Report for Pa.'s table games revenue released
• Crime discussed in Troy
• Back to school at Epiphany
• North Rome starts off new school year
• Riverfest begins tonight
• Back to school in Sayre
• PennDOT briefs
• Poll: Toomey, Corbett lead Sestak, Onorato
• Athens Twp. Supervisors take action on Road C project
• Yellow Ribbon program gets donation
• Waverly Community Chest kicks off 2011 fundraising campaign
• Flight from the past
• Towanda's Riverfest expected to draw thousands
• Section of Merrill Parkway to be closed for Riverfest
• Bradford County commissioners open bids for new Bradford County Library roof and renovation material
• Correction: Bowers no longer church choir director
• Monroe Borough Council approves new Dandy Mini Mart
• Western Bradford News Digest
• New Hatch Hill Road bridge opens to traffic Friday
• The Waverly Storefront Theatre Inc. presents 'Sealed for Freshness'
• Chemung Street to be closed for sewer repairs
• New bookmobile clerk on board
• Glancing Backward, Aug. 24, 2010
• Hundreds gather in the rain to honor Steven Gunther
• Four-bridge rehabilitation project in Bradford County wraps up this week
• Carney makes grant presentation in Towanda
• Fire damages Stevens Township home
• School year begins
• Casey, Carney, USDA Rural Development announce funding for Endless Mountains Health Systems, Inc.
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Estimated 4800 gallons of brine water spilled in Asylum Township crash
• Students complete senior project at Wyalusing Firemen's Carnival
• Monroe Borough Council to vote tonight on rezoning for Dandy Mini Mart
• Rain cuts Old Timers Reunion short in East Smithfield
• Having a ball at Fun Fest
• New Review poll topic published on Web site
• Marriage Licenses 8/22/2010
• Man rescued after tree stand collapses
• Enjoying the outdoors at Wells Twp. Community Day
• Man airlifted following accident
• Marcellus Shale developments: Casey checks out Dimock methane incident; Terry Twp, Monroe Twp. metha
• The past comes alive during Old Timers day
• Benefit to be held for Towanda student, football player
• Witness in plane crash says occupants OK
• Matt Baker appointed to new health careers leadership council
• Free Bollywood movie at Sayre Theatre
• Shale forum draws sharp exchange on severance tax
• Water tanker truck rolls over in Asylum Twp.
• Towanda speech pathologist charged with $365K fraud
• Local minister jailed on charges of having sex with a minor
• Council: No to CVS
• Two arrested in Waverly theft
• Henry Dunn to hold benefit
• 6:59 p.m. Update: Water tanker rollover occurs in Asylum Twp.
• 8:36 p.m. Update: One injured after water tanker rollover in Asylum Twp.
• Public hearing to be held on planned closure of bridge in North Towanda
• Fundraiser to be held for Children's Advocacy Center
• Bradford County Old Timers show starts Friday
• Summer reading program wrapping up at Waverly Free Library
• State Route 3028 in Bradford County to be upgraded Work starts today under traffic
• Local officials gather to endorse running of George Richter for the 137th Assembly District
• Towanda School Board votes to contract with PSBA to create job descriptions
• Sign plans draw resident's ire
• PennDOT Briefs 8/18/2010
• Athens Twp. burning ban lifted
• Strategic plan review scheduled in Canton
• Canton opposes forced merger bills
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Free computer classes at Sayre Public Library
• Detour lifted on Route 467
• Sullivan County School District to pay out $160K under settlement
• Canton makes budget cuts
• Woman who crashed into Tom Marino's truck pleads "not guilty" to DUI
• Trehab proposes to buy two former schools in Towanda to create 30 townhouses
• Glancing Backward, Aug. 17, 2010
• Rainy day for Eagles Mere art and craft festival
• Tour emphasizes the importance of preserving Pennsylvania's forests
• Private sector role pushed for transportation woes
• World War II veterans reunite
• Two injured in Smithfield Township fire
• Penelec responded to N. Towanda power outage
• Preserving a great natural resource
• New Review poll topic published on Web site
• State lacking complete control of parks' mineral rights
• Local businesses deal with power outage in Towanda
• Capitol Matters: WAMs get slammed by state budget
• Bradford County Marriage Licenses, 8/15/10
• Dushore celebrates Founders' Day
• Pickett holds annual BBQ
• 'Woofstock' offers doggie delights
• Canton in 'great shape' for start of school year
• Western Bradford News Digest
• Walloping Warrior' Golf Tournament planned
• Preliminary hearing postponed for Rome-area man accused in hunting death
• Commissioners office receives Newsletter of the Year award
• State Transportation Commission approves 2011 update to 12-year transportation program reflecting 24
• Manor holds annual picnic
• Cell phone usage discussed in Canton
• 40-room expansion proposed for the RiverStone Inn
• Carnival special to be offered again

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