2017 ommunity events a guide to · kiddie parade: july 1st 6 pm horse pull: july 2nd 12pm hymn...

JULY

Candor July 4th

Celebration

June 25th - July 4th

Mr./Miss Candor contest: June 25th 4 pm

Carnival: June 29th & 30th 6 pm - 8 pm

Fireworks: June 30th at Dusk

Kiddie Parade: July 1st 6 pm

Horse Pull: July 2nd 12pm

Hymn Sing: July 2nd 7 pm

Open Car Show: July 3rd 4 pm - 8 pm

Parade: July 4th at 10 am Carnival rides, games

AUGUST

Tioga County Fair

August 2 – 4, 5 pm – 10 pm & Aug 5, 3 pm - 10 pm

Tioga County Fairgrounds, Owego

http://www.tiogacofair.com/index.htm

Newark Valley Days

August 11, 4 pm - 7 pm Parade at 11 am

nvhistory.org, 642-9516

Spencer Picnic

August 16 – 19, Nichols Park, Spencer

Concerts in the Park

Hickories Park – Owego

June 28th - August 2nd

Woodshed Prophets: July 5th, 7 - 9 pm

Next to Kin: July 12, 7 - 9 pm

Horseshoe Lounge Playboys: July 19, 7 - 9 pm

Steve Southworth and the Rockabilly Rays: July 26, 7 - 9 pm

Triple Play with Alice Detrick: August 2, 7 - 9 pm

Summer is right around the corner! Tioga County Public Health wants our families to have fun and be safe with our Summer Safety Tips!

When bicycling, rollerblading, and skateboarding, it is important to wear protective gear. That means always wearing a helmet and bright-colored clothing so that you are easily seen.

An adult should be present when children are swimming. If you are swimming, never swim alone. While children like to play in creeks, ponds, and kiddie pools during the summer, always check the water and area before letting kids play in it.

Prevent bug bites. Mosquitoes and ticks love the warm summer weather as much as we do! Remember bugs transmit harmful diseases, so it is important to use insect repellent.

Heat-related illnesses and sunburns are serious. It is important to use sunscreen with at least 15 SPF protection every time you are outside. Drink plenty of water and do not forget to give plenty of water to your pets.

Never leave children and pets in parked cars (even with the win-dows cracked), just 60 seconds in the car can be deadly!

Community Events

Inside this issue:

Summer Safety 1

Community Events 1

Programs in Tioga County 2-4

Swimming 4

Volunteer Info 4-5

“I Want a Job” 5

Programs Outside Tioga 5-6

Local Town Info 6-10

A Guide to:

Camps

Activities

Summer Safety

Swimming

Fun Learning

FREE community centers for families with young children to learn, play and connect with others. Play spaces are set up with age appropriate toys and

activities for children birth to five years.

Tioga.cce.cornell.edu

facebook.com/FRCTioga

Owego Family Resource Center

687-1571, 72 North Ave. Owego,

Open for Play:

Monday: 3 pm – 7 pm

Tues & Thurs: 9 am – 1 pm

Wednesday : 1 pm - 5 pm

Family Resource Centers

Waverly Family Resource Center

565-2374, 374 Broad St. Waverly,

Open for Play:

Mon, Tues & Wed: 9 am – 1 pm

Thursday: 3 pm – 7 pm

2017

1-800-367-0003

785-6822, Joan Hanrahan

www.freshair.org

The Fresh Air Fund is seeking families willing to host a New York City child this summer. Children (ages 6 – 12) visit in July and August. Call for further

information.

Fun in the Sun

Fresh Air Fund

687-0690

201 Erie Street, Owego, NY 13827

www.tiogabgca.org

Junior Golf Program

Kids will get the chance to learn the basics of the game and play at local course and driving ranges.

Dates July 11—August 29

Time Every Tuesday 6– 7:30 pm

Fee $35 *Clubs not required

Youth Rowing Camp

Hiawatha Island Boat Club

3348 State Rt. 17C, Owego, NY

www.hiawathaislandboatclub.org,

570-897-4256, 621-9551 or 687-0639, 727-6672

Youth Rowing Camp

Camp emphasizes basic rowing technique, equipment and water safety. Held at the Boat Club on the Susquehanna River. Must be able to swim and be in good health for moderate to strenuous exercise. Camp is run by experienced coaches from the Boat Club and Binghamton University.

Ages: 13 – 18 Years

Dates: July 10-15

Time: 8:30 am - Noon

Fee: $125/6 days

Register anytime.

Waterman Center Summer Day Camp

Children’s Nature Day Camp

Hikes, arts & crafts, outdoor recreation and special activities.

Dates: Aug. 7-11, Aug 14-18, Aug. 21-25

Time: 9 am- 3 pm (8:30-4 for extra fee)

Ages: 6-12 years

Fee: $125 per week for members

$145 per week for non-members

Scholarships available to qualified families

Register at least 1 week before camp, space is limited.

Second Chance Thoroughbreds, Inc. Summer

Horse Program

589-7669

121 Dawson Hill Road, Spencer, NY

secondchancethoroughbreds.org

Day Camp designed especially for youth who love horses. All levels. Learn to ride and care for horses.

Ages: All ages

Weekly: July 11-21, August 14-18 & 21-25

Time: 8 am - 2 pm, After care available

Fee: $175 per week/$40 per day

Spencer-Van Etten Soccer Camp

Club Positive: Summer Program

239-1382 Looking for a safe, fun and exciting place for your child this summer? Join us for Arts & Crafts, Social Play, Nature Hikes and Weekly Field Trips. Breakfast & lunch provided by Owego School District.

Ages 6—12 years old

Dates: June 26—August 25

Time: Mon—Fri 6:30 am—6pm

Fee: $50 Daily/ $150 weekly, DSS payment accepted

Junior Hoopster Basketball Camp

Ages: K– 6th grade

Dates: August 7-11

Fee: $45

Soccer Skills Builder

Ages: K-8th grade

Dates: July 24– 27

Fee: $25

Open Gym for Current Youth Members

Tuesdays and Thursdays 2-4 pm

Tioga County Boys and Girls Club

625-2221, Waterman Center

403 Hilton Road,

Apalachin, NY 13732

watermancenter.org

SVE Soccer Camp

www.svesoccer.info

[email protected]

607-227-2747, Kathy Schanbacher

High quality, personalized soccer instruction at an

affordable cost for serious rec and competitive players. Skills, fundamentals and fun! Kids love this camp and come back year after year. Parent and coach testimonials available upon request.

Family Discount available.

Team Discount: full day for 10 or more from one official roster $50 each.

Dates: July 10-13

Place: Sally Marx Fields, Spencer

761-4353, Amy Bartlow

[email protected]

Educational and recreational day camp for children with disabilities. Speech, Occupational and Physical Therapies can be provided on-site.


Dates: July 5 – August 11

Time: 9 am – 2 pm

Place: Owego Apalachin Middle School

Contact: Rick & Margaret Decker

221-1683 [email protected]

344 East River Drive, (End of Rte. 434) Owego, NY 13827

Racing

Racing every Sunday Registration 3-4 pm

Practices Thursday 6:00 pm

Olympic Race – June 29

Check out our website for details: Championbmx.com

Tioga County Public Health Department

Camp Ahwaga

Champion Speedway BMX

687-2238, Mapleridge Ranch

2587 Montrose Turnpike, Owego, NY

Mapleridgeranch.org

2017 Summer Camps

Horses, Swimming, Archery, Crafts, Paint-ball, Climbing Tower, Leadership Training. Christian emphasis.

Residential Camp:

Ages: 8 - 17

Session 1: June 25 – July 1

Session 2: July 2– July 8

Session 3: July 9 – July 15



Session 6: July 30-August 5

Fee: $499.00, additional $35 fee for horsemanship and paintball skills

Mapleridge Ranch (Formerly El Rancho de paz)

Half-Day Camp

Ages: 6 – 10

Times: 9 am – noon

Fee: $50

($60 after June 16)

Full Day Camp

Ages: 8 – 18

Times: 9 am – 4 pm

Fee: $90 ($100 after June 16)

(8-10 year olds should have playing ex-perience and good stamina).



Fee: Cloverbuds Day Camp (ages 5-7)- $200/ week,

Mini Cloverbuds Day Camp (ages 5-7) $80/ week, Day Camp (ages 8-16) $200/ week, Overnight-$335 per week and additional $150 to stay for weekend

4-H Hidden Valley Overnight Camp

Cooperative Extension

607-687-4020

www.hiddenvalley4hcamp.org or

607-535-7161

You do not need to be a 4-H member to attend this co-ed camp in Watkins Glen. Weeklong camps offer great activities, wonderful counselors and great food!

Lions Camp Badger

Contact: Cynthia Reuter 589-4800

Lions Camp Badger

725 LaRue Road, Spencer, NY 14883

[email protected]

Web: www.lionscb.org

Campers with special needs will build greater self awareness, confidence and independent skills.

Session 1: July 2-14, Ages 14-21

Session 2: July 16-28, Ages 21-27

Fees:

$1500 for full two week over night session

or

$1000 for week 1 overnight of each session or $500 per week for Day camp only. Limited campership funds may be available.

Application Deadline is May 15th.

Owego Gymnastics and Activities Center

687-2458, 748 State Rt. 38, Owego owegogymnastics.com

Summer Recreational Classes

Our Center offers gymnastics classes for all ages beginning with toddlers. Times and costs vary.

Ages: 5 and Up

Dates: Weekly, July

10 – August 25

mailto:[email protected]

Fun in the Sun

Swimming

Village of Owego Pool 687-1101

Marvin Park, Owego, NY.

Call for opening information.

Owego Apalachin School Pool

www.oacsd.org for schedule

Greenwood Park 778-2193

Nanticoke, NY. Open dawn to dusk. Lake swimming, boating (rental only) picnicking and playground.

Dates: Memorial Day – Labor Day

Highland Park 786-2970

Hooper Road, Endwell, NY 13760

Swimming in an outdoor pool.

Park Station 739-9164

2 W. Beaver Rd, Erin, NY. Parking fee. Open swimming in this large lake. Open daily in late June. 10 am – 7 pm

Tioga Central School Pool 687-8004

www.tiogacentral.org for schedule

Vestal Memorial Pool 754-3368

Clayton Ave., Vestal, NY 13850

Outdoor pool and lessons. Small fee.

Bowling

Cardinal Lanes 642-8028

24 Watson Ave. Newark Valley, NY

Owego Bowl 687-5631

1404 Taylor Rd. Owego

Valley Bowling 565-9946

13 N. Chemung St. Waverly

Miniature Golf

Cary’s, Rt. 17C Waverly 565-2013

The Pines, Rt. 96, Owego 687-2668

Other

Alpacalachin Farms 687-6950

2571 Chestnut Ridge Rd, Apalachin

Bement-Billings Farmstead 642-9516

Rt. 38, Newark Valley

Heaven Llama Farm 589-4886

289 Dawson Hill Rd., Spencer

Side Hill Acres Goat Farm 659-4121

79 Spencer Rd. Candor

Skyview Dragstrip 687-9392

Skyline Dr. Tioga Center

SRAC Archeological Center 565-7960 sracenter.org, 345 Broad St. Waverly, NY

Tioga Downs & Harness Racetrack

Nichols, NY 1-800-946-8464

Tioga Movie Theater 687-5401

208 Main St. Owego

Waterman Center 625-2221

403 Hilton Rd. Apalachin

For more information: www.visittioga.com

What Else is There To Do In

Tioga County?

Guthrie VolunTeen

687-4020, ext. 317 or 687-8501 M/W

Cara Zampi, Cornell Cooperative Ext. in partnership with Broome Tioga Workforce

Want to put some green in your pocket? Are you out of school? Can’t get a job? Need a skill or diploma? The WOIA Youth Employment Program is seeking HS graduates or dropouts of school youth, ages 18 – 24 who are looking for work or to further their education. Interested in the program?

Call Cara to set up an enrollment.

Youth Employment Program

Ask yourself:

What issues or careers interest me the most? What am I good at? How much time do I really have to spare? Can I be responsible and show up on time? Do I want to work alone, with family or friends?

Then find out:

What organizations or groups address your interest?

Places to consider: Senior Citizen Centers, Hospitals, Nursing Homes, Animal Shelters, Faith Based Groups, Conservation Centers.

Need ideas?

Call the Youth Bureau at 687-8317

Owego Gymnastics Activities Center Cont.

School Age Summer Fun Weeks

Each themed week incorporates physical activity, literature, science, arts & crafts and games in a fun and safe setting. Early drop-off and late pick-up for an extra fee. Ages: 5 and Up

Dates: Weekly, July 5 – August 11

Time: 9 am – 3 pm

Fee: $125 per week

Preschool Summer Fun Weeks

“Disney” in July and “Olympics” in August. Come join us for these two themed weeks.

Ages: 3 and 4

Dates: July 17 – 21, August 14 - 18

Time: 9 am – 12 pm

Fee: $65 per week

570-887-4242 Guthrie Healthcare System, Guthrie Sq. Sayre, Pa. 18840

The purpose of the program is to give high school students, ages 14 – 18, opportunities to gain employment skills and get a first-hand look at health care.

Teens work four hour shifts with various duties.

American Red Cross of Southern Tier 785-7207,

southerntierredcross.org

Am. Red Cross – Sullivan Trail Chapter 565-2061, www.redcrossselmira.org

Am. Red Cross of the Southern Tier

785-7207, southerntierredcross.org

Am. Red Cross of Tompkins County www.tompkins-redcross.org

Boys & Girls Club of Western Broome Summer Fun Camp

754-0225

1 Clubhouse Rd., Endicott, NY

Ages: 5 – 12. Structured activities in-cluding crafts, field trips, cooking, edu-cational games. Call for details. June 26– August 18

Boy Scouts of America 1-877-674-8876

www.bpcouncil.org

Ages 5 and up. Various dates and loca-tions for day and overnight camps. Boys may join scouting at any time.


If you are under age 18, you must have working papers to work. If you are 14 you can apply for working papers from your school guidance office.

Where do I go to find a job? Think about:

Places you know of where teens or friends currently work.

Programs you have been involved in or volunteered at that have teens on staff.

Check out local bulletin boards (gas stations, grocery stores).

Don’t forget about lawn work and babysitting for neighbors and family.

The Application

Applications ask many questions - make sure you know the answers. Complete a practice application ahead of time.

The Interview

Ask an adult or friend to do a mock interview with you. This should include:

Describe your previous work and volunteer experience.

Why you are interested in this job?

How much time can you commit?

What sets you apart?

Be Realistic:

Jobs are not easy to find. In the meantime improve your skills.

Volunteering

Taking a Babysitting Class

Taking CPR & First Aid Classes

First Aid, CPR and Lifeguard Training programs are designed to give you the confidence to respond in emergency situations with skills that can save a life. The Red Cross chapters listed below offer a selection of days and times for you to take these classes. Skills gained can assist you in your job search and life!

Babysitting Training

Babysitter Training

Gives youth the knowledge and confidence to care for infants and school-age children.

Dates: Please call for or check the website for dates

Ages: 11 – 15

Time: 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Place: Endicott Red Cross

620 E. Main St. Endicott

Fee: $75

First Aid, CPR, and Lifeguard Training

Programs Outside Tioga County

For a complete listing of programs in the Ithaca area call 607-274-5310 or www.tompkins-co.org/youth/

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For programs in the Elmira area contact the Chemung Youth Bureau at 737-2907 or chemungcounty.com

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For programs on college campuses

www.summeroncampus.com

Head Over Heels 754-6454

541 Vestal Pkwy W., Vestal, NY

aerogymnastics.com

July 5– August 1 & August 2– August 29 Ages 16 months – Teen.

Summer Fun & Fitness.

Binghamton University Programs

All programs are held on the Binghamton University campus.

Maximum Athletic Performance Camps

777-6652 bubearcats.com/index.php/camps

Ages 11 and up. To improve overall athletic ability. All summer $75 - $140.

http://www.maxathleticperformancecamp.com/registerSummer.html

Sports Camps

Baseball, Basketball, Wrestling, Lacrosse, Swimming, Volleyball, Soccer. Costs vary.

Rumble Ponies Camp 722-FUNN

NYSEG Stadium, Binghamton, NY

Ages 8 – 14. Three day instructional camp by Rumble Ponies players and coaches.

August 1 –August 3, 9 am –12 pm $100.

“I Want a Job”

Primitive Pursuits Summer Camps

272-2292, http://primitivepursuits.com/catalog

Camps in Tompkins County for ages 3-15

Camp Hope 584-9160

Day Camp for ages 6-14 who have experienced the loss of a family member. August 22-24. Fee: $10 per child. Call or email [email protected] to register.

Broome Community College 778-5012

Upper Front St. Town of Dickinson

www.sunybroome.edu/ce

College for Kids

Ages 6—8 July 10-14

Ages 9 - 12 July 17-21 Children and teens choose from more than 30 programs including Grossology, sports, photography, cooking, dance, Harry Potter, garden, jewelry making, chemistry, and more all in a college setting.

Fees: $79 -$209

Cayuga Nature Center 273-6260

1420 Taughannock Blvd. Ithaca

Ages 3 - 14 Outdoor adventure programs, Ropes, Camp. Costs vary.

Community School of Music and Arts

272-1474, 330 E. State St. Ithaca, NY.

Ages 5-12 Art, Music, Dance, Theatre. June 26—September 1

Cornell Sports School 255-1200

Ages 6 – 19. A variety of sports camps. Rock climbing, golf, tennis and sailing also offered.

Discovery Center 773-8661

30 Morgan Rd. Binghamton.

Ages 5 – 13. Half and full-day programs. Themed weeks: Science, Technology, Engineering, the Arts, and Mathematics. July 10 – Aug. 25. $75 plus.

EPAC Summer Theater Workshops

785-8903, 102 Wash. Ave, Endicott, NY

Youth ages 6 – 18. A six week theater workshop to perform “Willy Wonka Jr.” Monday and Thursdays beginning June 26. 5 – 7 pm $210.

Performances: August 10-13.

Ages 13-18 – A 3 week Intensive theater workshop for teens. Classes start June 26th

Fun in the Sun

9 am - 1:00 pm

Registration begins in May online at www.EndicottArts.com

Cider Mill Playhouse Summer Program

748-7363 call or go online to register for “The Lion King Jr. ”

Auditions: June 3rd 9-Noon

Rehearsals: June 12th-30th

Performances: July 1st and 2nd

Ages: 7-17, Cost $210

Girl Scouts of NYPENN Pathways 724-6572 Grades 1 and up - resident camps.

Ithaca College Academic Programs

274-3143. Summer College for high school students. One week: June 25-30 Three week: July 2-21

Kopernik Observatory 748-3685

698 Underwood Rd. Vestal, NY 13850

All ages. Every Friday Night at 8 p.m. Enjoy a program to see the stars. Summer camps for grades 6 -12 www.kopernick.org for more info

Mansfield University Camps

3 Swan St, Mansfield, PA 16933

Interactive, Athletic, and Music camps for all ages. Visit the website www.mansfield.edu/camps/

Roberson Museum 772-0660

www.roberson.org/education/special-programs/2017-summer-camps/

30 Front St. Binghamton, NY 13905

Grades 1 and up, 9 am – 3 pm

Focus on Art, Science, History & Technology. $215 per camp/$172 for members

Ross Park Zoo 724-5461

60 Morgan Rd. Binghamton, NY

The zoo is open daily 9 am – 5 pm

Zoo School: Ages 4-13

Half and full day sessions $75 - $170

Junior Biologist: Ages 14-18 $150-$175

SUNY Cortland Sport Camps 753-2739

College Campus, Cortland, NY

Ages 6 and up for a variety of sports. Prices vary.

TC3 Sports Camps 844-8222 ext. 4491

TC3 Campus, 170 North St. Dryden, NY

Ages 8-15. Boys & Girls Basketball and Soccer camps. $175 per week.

Town of Union Summer Fun 786-2970

Highland Park, Hooper Rd. Endwell

Ages 5 – 12. A variety of activities including swimming and sports. Dates, locations and costs vary.

Town of Vestal Recreation 754-3368

Playground Programs, Sports Camps, Swim Lessons, Tennis Lessons, Events.

Locations and costs vary. Call for details.

Camp to Belong , New York

www.northernrivers.org/ctb/

YMCA Camp Chingachgook in Lake George

5 Day summer camp for separated in Foster Care. Ages 9-14

June 24—June 30

Other Summer Programs

APALACHIN, CAMPVILLE, OWEGO

625-2221, Waterman Center

403 Hilton Road, Apalachin, NY 13732 www.watermancenter.org

PARENTS: IMPORTANT

Pre-registration is mandatory for any and all weeks. Registration deadline is June 16,2017. Registration forms available online or call.

This five week program is operated by Wa-terman and is open to Owego residents only. Supervised activities, arts and crafts. Bring packed lunch, drink and a water bottle with name on. Optional late pick-up at 4 p.m. for a fee.



Time: 9:00 am – 3:00 pm

Place: 403 Hilton Rd Apalachin, NY

Fee: Free for Owego residents

Town of Owego Summer Day Camp Provided by Waterman


Coburn Free Library Summer Programs

687-3520, 275 Main St. Owego, NY

Please call for Summer Reading Program Information

http://www.coburnfreelibrary.org/

Library Hours:

Mon/Wed/Fri: 10 am - 5 pm

Tue/Thurs: 1 – 5, 6:30 – 8:30 pm

Cub Care For Vestal School District Residents

786-9006, Deborah Fitzgerald

201 Main St. Vestal, NY 13850

www.cubcare.org 607-786-9006

Swimming, arts and crafts, sports, field trips and computer center. Breakfast, lunch and snacks are included.


Dates: June 26 – Sept 1

Time: 7 am – 6 pm

Fees & Times vary by Camp

Apalachin Library Summer Programs

625-3333 719 Main St. Apalachin, NY

Please call for Summer Reading Program information.

Monday, Tuesday and Thursday:

10 am — 8 pm

Friday & Saturday: 10 am – 2 pm

Tennis Lessons

754-3368, Town of Vestal Recreation

Held at Tioga Hills Elementary School, Glann Rd. Apalachin, NY

Tennis lessons in three, two-week sessions, Monday – Thursday.

Preschool Age program also available. Ages: Ages 6 and Up

Dates: June 26 – July 7, July 10 – 20 July 24 – August 3

Times: 9 – 12:30 (grouped by age)

Fee: $45 -$65

Vacation Bible School

Owego United Methodist Church

687-2417

261 Main St. Owego

Call for dates and times

St Margaret Mary’s

687-1068

1101 Penn Ave. Apalachin


Zion Lutheran

687-6376

3917 Waverly Rd, Owego


Apalachin Methodist Church

625-2733

303 Penn. Ave. Apalachin


Concerts in the Park (Free)

Sponsored by the Tioga Co. Council on the Arts & Town of Owego.

687-0785

BARTON AND WAVERLY

Dave Shaw: 565-8641

Waverly Recreation Commission

32 Ithaca St. Waverly, NY 14892

Email:

[email protected]

Summer Day Camp

Available for the Waverly School District

Supervised activities, special events, arts & crafts and field trips.

Daily FREE breakfast and lunch served Monday through Friday.

Ages: 5—13

Dates: June 26—July 28

Times: Mon-Thurs: 8 am-2 pm

Fridays: 8 am-12 pm

Place: East Waverly Park

Fee: Some trips and swimming

Waverly Free Library

565-9341

18 Elizabeth St., Waverly, NY 14892

Please Call for Summer Reading Pro-gram information.

http://waverlyfreelibrary.org/

Library Hours

Tues/Thurs: 10 am –8 pm

Wednesday: 10 am –6 pm

Friday: 11 am – 5 pm

Saturday: 11 am – 4 pm

Concerts in the Park

Visit tiogaartscouncil.org for locations or call 687-0785.

School Age Child Care Program

642-8811, Methodist Church, P.O. Box 13 59-63 Main St. Newark Valley, NY

Full day summer program! Contracted with Tioga County for Day Care Assistance.

Ages: K – Age 13

Dates: June 26 – September 1

Time: 6 am – 6 pm

Place: United Methodist Church

Fee: Call for information.

Waverly Summer Rec

CANDOR, SPENCER, NICHOLS, AND TIOGA CENTER

589-4755 ext. 3

83 Main St. Van Etten, NY 14889

http://www.steele.lib.ny.us/van_etten.htm

Please Call for Summer Reading Program Information.

Regular Library Hours

Mon/Fri, 1 - 5 pm

Wed, 1 - 7 pm

Summer Meals for Kids

Richford Summer Youth Program

Libraries

Berkshire Free Library

657-4418, 12519 St. Rt. 38, POB 151, Berkshire, NY 13736

http://berkshirefreelibrary.org/

Please Call for Summer Reading Program Information

Library Hours:

Tues: 12 – 5 pm

Weds: 1:30 – 7 pm

Thurs: 1 – 5 pm

Fri: 1:30 – 7 pm

Sat: 9 am – 2 pm

Tappan Spaulding Memorial Library

642-9960, 6 Rock St. Newark Valley

http://tsmlibrary.org/

Please Call for Summer Reading Program information

Candor

659-7258, 2 Bank St. Candor, NY

Please call for Summer Reading

Program Information.

Summer Library Hours

Mon/Wed/Fri : 2 - 5 pm

Tue & Thurs: 10 – 12, 2 - 5 pm, 6 - 8 pm Sat: 10 - Noon, 2 - 4 pm

Spencer

589-4496, 41 N. Main St. PO Box 305 Spen-cer, NY

http://spencernylibrary.org/

Please call for Summer Reading Program Information.

Regular Library Hours:

Monday: 9 am – 2 pm

Tues–Friday: 3 - 8 pm

Summer Recreation

FREE Lunch, food, games, crafts, community garden and reading.


Dates: Mon/Wed/Fri

July 10 - August 18

Time: 1 pm – 3 pm

Place: Richford Community Hall

Fee: FREE

Vacation Bible School

Straits Corners Baptist Church

687-5450

Straits Corners Rd., Candor, NY

Call for Dates and Times.

Allen Memorial Baptist Church

12 Church St., Candor, NY

Monday—Thursday

July 17– August 17

Lunch: 11:30 am—12:30 pm

Tioga Center United Methodist Church

687-4793, 3022 Rt. 17C,

Tioga Center

St. John’s Roman Catholic 687-1068

24 Rock St. Newark Valley, N.Y.


First Baptist Church 642-8133

www.fbnv.org

40 Whig St, Newark Valley, N.Y.


Common Ground Church

29 W. Main St. Owego

Summer meal program & program

8am-2pm 6/27-8/19

Call 211

For Information or Help

Call 211 or 1-800-901-2180 for information on programs and services available in Tioga County.

Van-Etten Fire Hall

2 Hixson Street, Van Etten NY

Monday—Friday

July 5—August 18

Breakfast: 8:15 am– 9:15 am

Lunch 11:30 am– 12:30 pm

Spencer-Van-Etten Middle School

1 Center Street, Spencer NY

Monday—Friday

July 5—August 18

Breakfast 8:15 am—9:15 am

Lunch 11:30 am—12:30 pm

Nichols Elementary School

139 Roki Blvd, Nichols, NY

Monday—Friday

July 5—July 28

Snack: 12:00 pm—12:30 pm

Dinner: 3:00 pm —3:30 pm

Tioga Middle School

41 5th Ave, Tioga Center, NY

Monday—Friday

July 3—July 28


Lunch: 10:20 am– 11:00 am

Richford Town Hall

Bowery Lane, Richford NY

Monday, Wednesday, Friday

July 10– August 18

Lunch 12:00 pm — 1:00 pm

East Waverly Park

Ithaca Street, Waverly NY

Monday—Friday

June 26—July 28

Breakfast: 8:30 am—9:30 am

Lunch 11:30 am – 12:30 pm

Waverly High School

1 Frederick Street, Waverly NY

Monday—Friday

June 26—July 28

Breakfast: 8:30—9:30

Lunch: 11:30—12:30

607-589-6131, Christine Lester-Mayor

Call for More Information

“Panther PAK” (Pretty Awesome Kids)

Village of Spencer is again sponsoring a summer recreation program. Recreation, crafts, library programs and field trips. Call for dates and times.

Village of Spencer

Panther P.A.K. Day Camp

Information in this guide was provided to the Tioga County Public Health Department by

agencies/or representatives, then verified for accuracy; however please confirm dates and

times, with each agency.

Please contact us at (607) 687-8600 with any questions about resources for children, youth

and families. Visit our website at http://tiogacountyny.com/ for more info.

HAVE A SAFE AND FUN SUMMER

Free Meals for all kids ages 18 and under, throughout the summer. For more information call 2-1-1 helpline or text “Food” to 877-877.

Owego-Apalachin High School

Sheldon Guile Blvd, Owego, NY

June 26– August 18

Monday—Friday


Lunch 11:15 am—11:45 pm

Marvin Park Pool

W Main Street, Owego, NY

June 26—August 18

Monday—Friday

Lunch 11:45 am—12:30 pm

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