Bill Moyer is a journalist based in Owego, New York, with a focus on local news and events. He writes for WATS/WAVR and The Seattle Times, and his work has also appeared in The Spokesman-Review. Bill covers a range of topics including sports, local politics, community events, and regional news stories.
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Bill Moyer's articles predominantly cover local events and announcements in Owego, New York. His focus on sports, particularly football, suggests that he is likely to be most responsive to pitches related to local sporting events or achievements.
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By: Bill Moyer
Along a roughly 35-mile swatch of land along Route 17C from Waverly on the west through Tioga Center/Nichols to Endwell on the east, each community’s high school football team will play this weekend in the NYSPHSAA semifinals on a neutral field at Cicero-North Syracuse High […]
By: Bill Moyer
For the third straight season, Section 4 will have three high school teams vying for New York state football championships: Waverly (12-1) in Class C; two-time defending champions Tioga (13-0) in Class D; and two-time defending champions Maine-Endwell (12-0) in Class B. In 2022, Union-Endicott […]
By: Bill Moyer
By TIM BIRNEY / Valley Sports Report (Waverly, NY) – I’ve known Waverly football coach Jason Miller a long time, and like myself, he played on some bad football teams at Waverly. Miller has been head coach at his alma mater for 21 years, and […]
By: Bill Moyer
(Harrisburg, PA) – PA state Rep. Tina Pickett (R-Bradford County) has called out Gov. Josh Shapiro is doubling down on his plan to hike energy taxes for Pennsylvania families while simultaneously cutting energy jobs across the Commonwealth. Pickett said Shapiro has decided to appeal a […]
By: Bill Moyer
(Spencer, NY) — Robert M. Fisher, President and Chief Executive Officer, Tioga State Bank (TSB), has been elected by the Federal Home Loan Bank of New York (FHLBNY) to serve on the FHLBNY’s Board as a Member Director representing New York State for a four-year […]
By: Bill Moyer
Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day is Thursday, Dec. 7, at 12:55 p.m. – time of the surprise attack Hawaii time – at the Glenn A. Warner Post 1371 Veterans of Foreign Wars in the Delmar Dale Sibley (KIA on Battleship USS Arizona) Memorial Hall. Four Pearl Harbor […]
By: Bill Moyer
(Vestal, NY) – Binghamton University will host a job fair for positions within Dining Services and Facilities Management from noon-2 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 20, at the Events Center, on campus. Positions available within Facilities Management include: Grounds Staff Plant Utilities Assistant Plant Utilities Engineer Cleaners […]
By: Bill Moyer
(Bradford County, PA) – State Rep. Tina Picket reminds costitutents that the PA Office of Attorney General is once again warning about common scams that typically ramp up during the holiday season. These include email and text phishing, in which you receive an email or […]
The recent news that the Washington State Department of Transportation did not receive the $198 million it requested from the Federal Railroad
By: Bill Moyer
(OWEGO, NY) – Tioga County has seen an increase in tickborne illnesses this summer. According to its Disease Surveillance reporting, in the first half of 2024, Tioga County has had 29 cases of Anaplasmosis, 4 cases of Babesiosis, and 143 cases of Lyme disease. In […]
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