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Some area students aren’t going to let soggy fields and hundreds of pounds of rotten potatoes stand in the way of helping their community.

Broome, Chenango and Tioga Counties are among areas under a Federal disaster declaration.

The National Weather Service and local agencies are keeping close watch on conditions in the sky and on local waterways.

The National Weather Service river observations are showing water levels going down in the region with no additional flooding expected at this time.

Tioga County Legislative Deputy Chair, Dale Weton has declared a State of Emergency in the county.

A flood-destroyed road running through the City of Binghamton and Town of Kirkwood, their heavily damaged street is being repaired.

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation is still cleaning up from the early August flooding.

Over a half dozen counties are being assessed by teams from the Federal Emergency Management Agency following recent flash flooding.

A brief period of almost fall-like weather is over as hot, humid conditions return to the Twin Tiers.

The order for no unnecessary travel in Broome County is over, but a new emergency order of “No entry into barricaded areas” is issued.