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Broome County’s COVID-19 Economic Response, Recovery and Resiliency Task Force provides its first report on businesses and non-profit needs.

$25,000 is available in 2020 for Broome County agencies to conduct opioid overdose awareness activities.

The United Way of Broome County is reporting the 2018-2019 fundraising campaign is a big success.

Over $162,000 is going to human service programs in the City of Binghamton under the Community Development Block Grant program.

The fur is flying over an application for Broome County grant money for an exotic animal park in the Town of Colesville.

Broome County is allocating up to $25,000 in Mini-Grant funding to community agencies for programs to educate the public about opioid overdoses.