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Bob Joseph
Binghamton Moves to Lockdown Properties After Criminal Activity
Two residential buildings may be shut down by the city of Binghamton because of criminal activity and disturbances.
Binghamton Police Arrest Two After Main Street Shooting
Two people face charges following a dispute that resulted in several shots being fired from a handgun on Binghamton's West Side.
Planned Binghamton Weed Shop to Feature Drive-Thru Pickup Window
A former fast-food restaurant on Court Street in Binghamton may become a marijuana retail outlet where customers can pick up their purchase while remaining in their car.
“Tiger Park” Being Developed Next to Union-Endicott High School
Construction continues on a project to develop a park area and to restore the George F. Johnson monument in Endicott.
Binghamton Diner’s Plain Exterior Brightened by Mural Artists
An unremarkable wall outside a popular downtown Binghamton restaurant has received a colorful new look thanks to the work of a couple of artists.
Binghamton Police Shut Down Section of Main Street After Gunshots
A report of shots fired on Binghamton's West Side prompted a lockdown of nearby schools.
Discount Store Opens at Former Bank Location on Washington Avenue
A new variety shop has opened its doors at a location in Endicott that's been used by banks and clothing stores over the years.
Chenango Forks Man Gets 12 Years to Life for State Trooper Attack
A Broome County resident with a lengthy criminal history is to be sentenced to prison after he admitted he assaulted a New York state trooper.
62 Apartments Planned for Old Johnson City High School
Several dozen people may eventually move into a century-old former high school building on Main Street in Johnson City.
Fights Prompt Halt in Meal Program at Binghamton Salvation Army
Meal services at the downtown Salvation Army center have resumed after Binghamton Mayor Jared Kraham requested they be suspended due to safety concerns.