Masks to Be Required to Enter Binghamton City Hall
After being closed to the public for more than 15 months, Binghamton City Hall is about to reopen.
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Clean Energy Bus Funding for Broome
Broome County is getting millions of dollars in funding for more electric and other clean-energy public transit vehicles.
Curbside Cocktail Hour Over
New York's take-away cocktail hour ends at 12:01 a.m. June 25.
KLAW Industries Winners of 2021 Binghamton Business Plan Competit
The annual BLCD-EAP Business Plan Competition has announced the winner of this year’s award as KLAW Industries.
Developer Trying to Sell Binghamton Masonic Temple Building
A developer who a few weeks ago said he was "really excited" about a project involving the old Masonic Temple building on Binghamton's West Side now is trying to sell the property.
Credit Cards to Be Accepted at Binghamton's 1970 Parking Garage
People who park in an old city-owned downtown garage soon will be able to pay with a credit card.
Old Philadelphia Sales Site in Johnson City to Be Sold
The Johnson City property where a Philadelphia Sales store operated for nearly four decades is about to go on the market.
New York's Covid "State of Emergency" to End
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo says the Covid-19 "state of emergency" in the state is coming to an end.
Hundreds Left in Dark Following Twin Tiers Thunderstorms
No major damage is being reported following strong, pop-up thunderstorms through the Twin Tiers late in the afternoon and into the evening on June 21.
NY Attorney General Warns of Return of Utility Scam
Scammers impersonate utility customer service representative urging people to buy gift cards to pay what they claim is a delinquent bill.