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Street repaving work is resuming in the city of Binghamton. Work had been delayed over the past two weeks because of mechanical problems with the city's paver. Today, State Street is closed between Court and Hawley streets. City officials say Felters Road is to be closed today between Conklin and Saratoga avenues...

Paving of streets in the city of Binghamton may get underway again by the middle of next week. The city's paver broke down while crews were operating it on Helen Street on the West Side several days ago. Deputy public works commissioner Terry Kellogg told WNBF News the city is waiting for a $40 part to begin repairing the Cedarapids paver...

The city of Binghamton's repaving plans have been disrupted by an equipment problem. Mayor Matthew Ryan says the asphalt paver being used for the street projects is out of service because of mechanical issues. A part needed to repair the paver has been ordered from an Oklahoma company but its delivery has been delayed because of recent tornado damage in the region...

Dozens of street and sewer construction projects are planned across the city of Binghamton over the next several months. Mayor Matthew Ryan says street reconstruction, milling and paving, as well as sewer separation work will be done during the spring and summer...

Sections of several streets on Binghamton's West Side are being milled and repaved. On Tuesday, a heavily-traveled portion of Jarvis Street between Main Street and Clinton Street was resurfaced. Milling operations Thursday are expected to close Matthews Street between Leroy and Harrison streets...

The city of Binghamton's street repaving program is getting underway for the season. City officials are asking residents in areas where paving is planned to remove vehicles from their streets by six o'clock on the morning of the planned work...