VINES

City of Binghamton Mayor Jared Kraham announced nearly $197,000 in funding for local nonprofits through the Community Development Block Grant.

City of Binghamton Mayor Jared Kraham announced that the city would provide funding for a new, net zero energy VINES office in downtown Binghamton.

The non-profit organization called Volunteers Improving Neighborhood Environments has launched a fundraising drive to help pay for a new headquarters project.

The executive director of VINES, Amelia LoDolce, is on Southern Tier Close Up with an update on how the growth and expansion of community garden program.

The Binghamton Regional Sustainability Coalition and the VINES program are getting close to $198,000 to measure energy poverty and develop community gardens.

Volunteers are continuing to work on a new community garden in the town of Vestal.

Christopher Guy, VINES Community Food Access Coordinator is the guest on this week's Southern Tier Close Up to talk about the workshops and the VINES program.

A empty lot in an Endwell neighborhood is going to be revitalized as it's transformed into a garden for area residents.

A farm site in downtown Binghamton is busy as teenagers tend to crops and participate in some educational activities.

The Director of Volunteers Improving Neighborhood Environments (VINES), Giavanna Townsend is featured on Southern Tier Close Up July 21 and 28.