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Southern Tier Almanac Notes.

178 sourced notes, divided by subject before you open the full shelf.

Starting points

History & Culture

Kirkwood Is a Susquehanna River Border Town

Kirkwood's official history defines it by the north side of the Susquehanna River, the Pennsylvania border, and Binghamton's edge.

History & Culture

Walton's Theatre Is a Village Hall Comeback Story

Walton's theater history links village offices, a 1912 fire, local voting, movies, stage use, and restoration work that still shapes downtown.

History & Culture

Barton and Waverly Sit in a Railroad Border Valley

Barton reads as Southern Tier border country, with Waverly, Lockwood, river valleys, town roads, and rail-era village growth shaping the place.

History & Culture

Hornellsville Still Carries the Older Hornell Name Story

Hornellsville's official history connects the town to George Hornell, early settlement, and the city name change to Hornell.

Money & Taxes

Binghamton Water Bills Have Online and City Hall Routes

Binghamton water and sewer bills can be paid online, but City Hall mail, box, and kiosk details still matter.

History & Culture

Candor's Early Story Grew From Timber, Water, and Mills

Candor's early story runs through 1794 settlement, timber, water power, mills, farming, and its 1811 split from Spencer.

Subject shelves

Home & Property 20 notes -> Cars & Driving 8 notes -> Money & Taxes 18 notes -> The Outdoors 21 notes -> History & Culture 91 notes -> Rules & Licenses 20 notes ->

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