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Car Erupts in Flames in Front of West Endicott Home
Firefighters from two departments were called to extinguish a blaze that quickly engulfed a vehicle in a town of Union neighborhood.
Soil Testing Underway at Stalled JC Senior Housing Project
Workers are drilling soil borings at the site of a long-awaited senior housing development in Johnson City.
Artisanal Pizza and Live Music Planned at Downtown Venue
A site that was home to a popular downtown Binghamton bar is about to be converted into a full-service restaurant that will feature live music.
Jon “Bones” Jones in Plea Deal Following Strip Club Allegation
UFC fighter Jon "Bones" Jones, a Union-Endicott High School graduate, has pleaded no contest to disorderly conduct following an alleged dispute at a strip club.
UHS Senior Living Facility Sale Could Close by End of Year
The sale of a United Health Services senior living site in Endicott is expected to be finalized in about two months.
For Sale: Amici Pub & Pizzeria in Downtown Binghamton
The owner of a downtown Binghamton bar and restaurant is seeking a buyer for the establishment.
Binghamton University to Host Event to Honor Nobel Prize Winner
A community celebration in honor of Nobel Prize-winning professor M. Stanley Whittingham is to be held at Binghamton University's Vestal campus.
Weitsman Plans Basketball Academy at Davis College Site
Broome County businessman Adam Weitsman hopes to establish an elite basketball academy at the former Davis College campus in Johnson City.
Gun, Drugs Seized Across Street from Binghamton High School
Police found a loaded handgun and illegal drugs in a raid at an apartment house directly across the street from Binghamton High School.
i3 Electronics Mum on Total Job Reductions at Endicott Facility
Significant job cuts have been reported at i3 Electronics at Endicott's Huron Campus but the company is not releasing numbers on how many people are affected.