Dot Richter is back on the village’s planning board as chairperson in a held-over capacity until Nichols Village Mayor Doug Horton makes a new appointment to fill her position on that board.

    Residents filled the Nichols Town Hall Thursday for the regular monthly meeting of the Village of Nichols to show support for current Code Enforcement Officer Chris Williams, who had faced the possibility of termination at the hands of Mayor Doug Horton.

    Residents in the Waverly Central School District could get a chance to cast their vote on the district’s Capital Assets Preservation Program project in September, according to School Superintendent Mike McMahon.

This year’s Valley Fireworks Show will be held tonight in Riverfront Park.

Police say they have never encountered anything like it: a mom pushing a stroller containing an infant, knives, a box cutter and a sawed-off shotgun.

A roundup of unusual news of the past week as reported by GateHouse newspapers.

    Sharon Lowery, disaster action team captain for the local Red Cross, is now home after spending 21 days in the Indianapolis, Ind., and Columbus, Ohio, areas with hundreds of Red Cross volunteers providing flood relief.

    Trustee Lynn Vestel stated Wednesday that the Nichols Village Board of Trustees will not vote to hire Larry Lanterman as village code enforcement officer despite Mayor Doug Horton’s recently announced intentions to replace current code officer Chris Williams.

    A suicide. A near fatal stabbing. An attempted suicide. A registered sex offender living in the neighborhood. These are just some of the things that residents in Milltown have had to deal with lately and one local resident said he has had enough.

    Ground was official broke on a new 30,000 square foot, $1.8 million facility in the Valley Business Park Tuesday morning.

    No one was injured when a fire broke out at 132 S. Hopkins St. Tuesday morning.

    A second person has been arrested in connection with last month’s burglary at the Rite Aid pharmacy on Elmira Street.

    During a special meeting Monday, the Sayre Area School District Board of Education approved a new three-year contract with the district’s support staff union.

    Athens Township Police have made an arrest in connection with last month’s burglary at the Rite Aid pharmacy on Elmira Street.

There was plenty of emotion at the 54th annual commencement exercises held in the Tioga Central High School gymnasium Saturday morning, as 88 graduates took their last steps in the school’s hallways with diplomas in hand.