The Village of Owego was founded in 1787. It's had a few identity issues as it switched names with nearby Tioga in the 1800s. Complicating that, there is a Town of Owego, much larger in size and in the same county. I found the Village one just fine, of course.

Departing from traditional green, the Village of Owego went with a traditional looking sign instead.	Downtown buildings mix the more modern looking materials with the time-tested brick. I like brick.	The classic look of a government-like building, here, the Owego U.S. Post Office.
Not a special effect, yes, it's really snowing -- lightly -- at the moment.	This lot for sale has sweeping views of the river, and the neighbors on either side.	As the snow gets a little heavier, I think it's time to beat (webbed) feet and get back onto the road.