Cheri Lindsey Park

Cheri Lindsey Park, named after a 12-year-old girl who was raped and killed in Binghamton in 1984, will host a giveaway of child safety kits on Saturday.

The city of Binghamton has partnered with the United Way of Broome County to supply a limited amount of ice skates and helmets for kids in our area, following the opening of the new Ice Rink at Cheri A. Lindsey Memorial Park.

The holiday Festival of Lights at Otsiningo Park in Binghamton season is extended after a couple weather-related shut-downs.

A retired Binghamton police sergeant is furious that an event on future law enforcement spending is to be held at a park named in memory of his daughter who was murdered in 1984.

The city of Binghamton is planning to open a few swimming pools but there will be restrictions because of coronavirus health concerns.

An annual community celebration is moving to another side of Binghamton.

Cheri Lindsey Park’s Bark Park on the North Side has expanded and now includes agility equipment to challenge dogs and their owners while encouraging canine socialization.

Two rewards have been posted to find the person responsible for scrawling the phrase "Have a Nice Day" and a "smiley face" in Binghamton's Cheri Lindsey Memorial Park. The graffiti in the North Side park mimicked the note left by the convicted killers who escaped from Clinton Correctional Facility...

Graffiti inspired by the note left by the inmates who escaped from a state prison has been scrawled at a Binghamton park named in the memory of a girl who was killed in the neighborhood three decades ago. The spray-painted "smiley face" and the message "Have a Nice Day" were spotted at the Cheri Lindsey Memorial Park on June 10...