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Saying "Happy Memorial Day" may be insensitive and it's not a cancel culture thing - it's a respect thing. Here's why you might want to think twice before saying it.

Both New York liquor stores and New Yorkers are pulling Russian vodka from their shelves and cabinets and dumping them but it actually doesn't make sense.

Binghamton area veterans and their families are invited to a free showing of "The Rising and the Falling" at the Tri Cities Opera on Monday, September 13.

Looking to escape for a long weekend? Battleship Cove in Fall River, Mass is just under five hours from Binghamton and a destination you won't regret visiting.

This weekend runners will run 150 miles across New York to keep the memory of those who fought and died while serving in the United States military alive.

Local communities may be able to get federal assistance constructing, restoring or maintaining memorials to veterans, law enforcement and firefighters.

Mr. Harold Gary is a World War II veteran who is about to celebrate his 100th birthday and would love to receive birthday cards from around the globe.

Transitioning from military to civilian life is tough, but the DAV and RecruitMilitary are hoping to make the transition a bit easier with their job fair.

You're invited to a special birthday parade on Thursday, May 28 to celebrate the 99th birthday of Montrose resident Mr. Gary, a World War II veteran.

On the anniversary of D-Day, a special WWII plane that flew over the beach in Normandy will fly over portions of the Southern Tier to honor essential employees.