Developer: Work on Court Street Building May Start in Summer
Planning for a new commercial and residential building to fill a vacant parcel in the center of downtown Binghamton is moving forward.
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Mayor David Makes Ownership Change to Conform to STAR Rules
A downtown Binghamton property that had been owned by an LLC now is owned by Mayor Richard David to qualify for the state School Tax Relief credit.
Binghamton Mayor Expects Short-Term Boscov’s Lease Deal
A one-year lease extension plan for Boscov's likely will be presented to Binghamton City Council within the next few weeks.
Endicott Mayor Bertoni Will Not Seek Fourth Term
Twelve years as Endicott mayor is enough. That's what John Bertoni has decided.
New Hope for Milk Processing at Old Binghamton Crowley Plant
There now appears to be a possibility that a landmark dairy facility on Binghamton's South Side may resume operations.
Mayor Seeks State Funds to Save Binghamton Boscov’s Store
Binghamton Mayor Richard David is continuing efforts to obtain state money to make repairs to the building occupied by the Boscov's department store.
LISTEN: Ask the Pharmacist – Diabetes and You
Dr. Erin Pauling of Binghamton University is the guest on this month's edition of the "Ask the Pharmacist" feature on WNBF Radio's Binghamton Now program.
Senator Akshar Returns to Law Enforcement on Part-Time Basis
State Senator Fred Akshar, who spent 15 years in law enforcement, has been hired as a police officer in Broome County.
Community Groups to Hold State Budget Forum in Binghamton
A public discussion in Binghamton on state spending priorities and campaign financing is being sponsored by several organizations.
Roger Luther Appointed Broome County Historian
A man who has been active with preservation efforts in the region will be the next Broome County historian.