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How You Can Help Save The Southern Tier From Hunger [GALLERY]
Neibors Feeding NeighborsLet's help those in our community stop going hungry with the return of the Neighbors Feeding Neighbors Radiothon! This year's radiothon will take place on Thursday, April 29 from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Big Increase Reported in New York State Motorcycle Fatalities
The number of fatalities linked to New York state motorcycle crashes jumped by 35 percent last year.
No Arrests Reported As Vandals Deface Clinton Street Buildings
Graffiti is continues to spread along Clinton Street in Binghamton's First Ward and police have been unable to charge the culprits.
Trial Underway for Murder of 11-Year-Old Johnson City Boy
A murder trial is underway for a Johnson City man who has been accused of causing the death of his girlfriend’s 11-year-old son in 2019.
No Appointment Needed
Walmart says it will now administer walk-up COVID-19 vaccines at its Walmart and Sam’s Club pharmacies across 49 states including New York.
J.C. Moves Forward to Take Lester Ave. Site for DPW Garage
Johnson City is poised to go ahead with exercising its eminent domain powers to acquire property on Lester Avenue for a new Department of Public Works facility.
Pennsylvania to Drop COVID Restrictions on Memorial Day
Pennsylvania is lifting all its capacity restrictions put into place last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic on Memorial Day.
Maine Ambulance Squad Damaged by Fire
Numerous fire crews responded to a blaze at the Maine Emergency Squad headquarters in a plaza at 2658 Main Street shortly before 12:30 a.m. May 5.
Sheldon Silver Released After Serving 8 Months of 6-Year Term
Sheldon Silver, the disgraced former New York State Assembly speaker has been furloughed from federal prison after serving a fraction of his six-and-a-half-year sentence.
Work Begins to Transform Binghamton's Masonic Temple Building
The long-dormant Masonic Temple building on Binghamton's West Side could be back in use by the time the historic structure turns 100 years old.
Binghamton Chamber of Commerce Recognized
The Greater Binghamton Chamber of Commerce is recognized for its work keeping the local business community informed.
Child Care Assistance Coming to NY
The problem of finding affordable day care in the region could be easing with some federal assistance.
Cortland Pizza Shop Owners Pay Out Sales Tax Dough
Two Cortland County bar and pizza shop owners have to lay out a lot of dough for failing to pay New York State sales taxes.
Vaccine Schedule Update for Broome, Chenango & Cortland
A number of vaccination sites are set around the region.
Bradford Leads Weekly NEPa COVID Numbers Again
Bradford County continues to lead Northeastern Pennsylvania in the total number of COVID-19 cases, new cases and deaths from the pandemic.
Rt. 12 Reopened in Norwich 20 Hours After Transformer Blast
Route 12 traffic in Norwich was being detoured for more than 20 hours due to a transformer explosion and fire fueled by a natural gas line break.
It's A Whole New Ballgame for the Binghamton Rumble Ponies
The Binghamton Rumble Ponies are ready to begin the new season on the road after an unexpected 20-month break.
Cuomo Says "Major Reopening" Ahead for New York State
New Yorkers can look forward to a "major reopening" of the state as Covid-19 infection trends continue to move lower.
Paving at Harper Stantz Memorial Courts in Binghamton
Paving crews have been busy as a tennis court construction project moves forward at Recreation Park on Binghamton's West Side.
Porn at Work Charge
A Dryden man is accused of possessing child pornography on a computer at his former place of employment.
24 Hour Virtual Hearing on Pa. Bridge Tolls
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation is hosting an on-demand virtual comment on tolling bridges including a span on I-81 in Susquehanna County.