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Bob Joseph
50 Years Ago: City Worker Died After Plunging Through Bridge
A half-century has passed since a Binghamton city parks department employee was killed when a snow sweeper he was operating fell through a sidewalk on the Exchange Street Bridge.
Spectrum Customers May Seek Refunds After Weekend Outage
Spectrum cable and internet users could receive a credit if they were affected by the recent widespread service interruption.
$60 Million Gift to Fund Binghamton University Stadium Complex
Construction on a $60 million baseball stadium complex on the Binghamton University campus in Vestal is to get underway in a few weeks.
Broome Employment Office to Open Oakdale Mall Site Soon
Work is nearing completion on new facilities for Broome County's workforce development center in Johnson City.
Skaters Hope for Bigger Rink at Binghamton’s Recreation Park
Some of those who have been skating at Recreation Park in Binghamton say they want the city to provide a larger rink.
DEC: No Environmental Concerns After Apalachin Recycling Fire
State environmental and health regulators are reporting no known problems following the blaze that destroyed a Tioga County recycling plant.
Child Sustains Minor Injury in Candor School Bus Crash
One child was treated for lacerations after a school bus overturned in Tioga County.
Riverside Drive Motorists: “Don’t Even Think” of Speeding
The novel "Don't Even Think of Speeding on Riverside Drive" signs are a distant memory but Binghamton drivers are still being encouraged to slow down on the busy street.
Endwell Residents Concerned About Possible 115-Unit Building
People who live in a quiet town of Union neighborhood say they are opposed to plans to construct a large apartment complex near their homes.
Union-Endicott High School Classes Resume as Power is Restored
Emergency repairs have been completed and the electricity now is working at Union-Endicott High School.