New York Puppy Escapes, Swims Across Hudson River to New Jersey
A scared six-month-old service dog escaped his collar, ran 30 blocks, jumped into the Hudson River and swam all the way to New Jersey.
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25 Businesses That Could Fill that Space in Downtown Binghamton
Since I moved here, Court Street in downtown Binghamton has had a huge chunk of unused real estate. Here's 25 businesses that could fill the space.
Deadline for Real ID Moved Back Again
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has again pushed back the deadline for getting the Real ID driver’s licenses.
Broome Redistricting Questions Remain
A number of political camps are weighing in on a ruling by a Supreme Court ruling, tossing out Broome County’s redrawing of its legislative district maps.
15 Phrases That Should Be Banned From New York Workplaces
New York workplaces are filled with cringe-worthy phrases that we wish would just go away. These are 15 of the phrases we hate the most.
Do You Have the Most Common Birthday in New York?
In NY, Christmas is the least popular day for babies to be born followed by New Year's Day and July 4th, but what day is the most popular for babies to be born?
After Nearly 200 Years, New York’s Cazenovia College To Close
It’s the end of an era for one private college in Upstate New York. After nearly 200 years, Cazenovia College has announced it will soon permanently close.
What Gift Card Do You Really Want For Christmas?
I thank you for the many answers. And to be honest, it has given me some ideas for gift card giving this holiday season.
Some Central New York Homeless Will Get Solar-Powered Tiny Home
National Grid and A Tiny Home for Good have teamed up to tackle homelessness in Central New York, starting with solar-powered tiny homes.
Ditching Telemarketing Calls in New York Just Got A Lot Easier
New York State Governor Kathy Hochul announced that she had signed legislation to make it easier to be added to a company's Do-Not-Call List.