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  • ATTENTION CHARTER/SPECTRUM CUSTOMERS (4/6)

    I thought you might like an update on the Charter/Spectrum dispute. On Wednesday, Charter filed the attached lawsuit against the City of El Centro, CA.  In their suit Charter alleges that Northwest demanded an 80 percent increase in carriage fees. This alleged percentage is now the fifth different number that they have alleged. Charter finally admitted that they agreed to two 24 hour extensions; however, their assertion that, "Northwest blacked out its broadcast signals fro...
  • "Me Too" Founder Speaks at SUNY Broome

    The founder of “Me Too”, the international movement against sexual harassment and assault, spoke to students and members of the community at SUNY Broome Tuesday night.

  • Binghamton University

    BU Receives $500K Federal Grant For Cell Growth and Development Research

    Binghamton University receives nearly $500K in federal funding to support its research on cell growth and development.  Senator Kirsten Gilibrand and Senator Charles Schumer announced Tuesday that the university will receive a federal grant of $448,607. The funding will support the university's research into causes of neuromuscular and brain development diseases and possible therapies for these conditions.  “This federal funding will allow Binghamton University to co...

  • Windsor Teacher Wins State Excellence in Teaching Award

    It was quite the surprise for one Windsor High School teacher, Tuesday, when he attended a routine school budget meeting, only to find out that he was being celebrated as the recipient of the Empire State Excellence in Teaching Award.

  • Binghamton Rotary Recognizes BU Women's Basketball Stars

    The Binghamton Rotary Club #64 held its noon luncheon, Tuesday, recognizing the achievements held by the Binghamton University Lady Bearcats Basketball team.

  • Volunteers Needed For Greater Binghamton Air Show

    It's volunteers who help get the Greater Binghamton Air Show off the ground, according to organizers. The air show is back at the Greater Binghamton Airport and is seeking volunteers to help with set up, tear down, and during the event.  

  • BU Students Design Solar Powered Charging Station

    You've seen the cell phone charging stations. They're in airports, coffee shops, and at colleges. At Binghamton University, a new charging station has just been put up on campus and it's completely solar powered. 

  • UPDATE: BHS Teacher Arrested, Accused of Sexual Conduct With 15 Year Old

    A Binghamton High School teacher has been placed on administrative leave following allegations of misconduct, according to a statement from the district. 

  • SUNY Broome Nearing Completion of Advanced Manufacturing Center

    SUNY Broome officials alongside the campus community celebrated the placement of the final piece of steel, Tuesday, for the Paul & Mary Calice and Mildred Barton Advanced Manufacturing Center, signifying the former Mechanical Building's renovation was nearing completion.

  • Eric Schneiderman

    NY Attorney General Resigns Following Assault Accusations

    New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman abruptly resigned Monday night, hours after an article published by The New Yorker reported four women accusing him of physical abuse.

  • Department of Education Seeks Input on Student Data Privacy Law

    The New York State Department of Education held a public forum at Broome Tioga BOCES Monday night, seeking input on the “Student Data Privacy Law” (Education Law 2-d).

  • Vestal Residents Speak Out Against Proposed School Tax Hike

    A group of Vestal residents and Reclaim NY, an activism organization, are speaking out against a proposed increase in school taxes. The Vestal Central School District has proposed a tax increase of 1.4% for the 2018 through 2019 budget.

  • Tioga County Focusing on Shared IT Services to Lower Costs

    Since New York Governor Andrew Cuomo enacted the 2018-19 budget, counties across the State are doing their part to extend Shared Services in order to lower costs for taxpayers.

  • 4-Year Old 'Super Cooper' Dies, According to Family

    Cooper Busch, also known as ‘Super Cooper, died last night, according to a Facebook post by his mother Tara Cole-Busch Sunday afternoon. The four year old Chenango Bridge boy was born with Down Syndrome and has been battling leukemia since November of 2016. The post reads: “With heavy hearts ♥ we share the news that while Sleeping beside us last night, in the early hours of the morning Cooper joined the angels in heaven.” His family says he was fearless, l...

  • Oil Prices Rise but Shows Signs of Tapering

    With a looming deadline to extend or end sanctions on Iran, U.S. oil prices rose to $70 for the first time since 2014, Monday.

  • Legally Blind Runner Completes Half Marathon With Help From Man's Best Friend

    Ken Fernald completed his fifth half marathon at the annual Binghamton Bridge Run this Sunday. For the first time in his 12 years as a runner, he finished the race with the help of Winnie, his two-year-old guide dog. Fernald has juvenile macular degeneration and has been legally blind for most of his life. 

  • Meet Our Furry Faces: Carnegie

    It's time to meet this week's local Furry Faces! Meet Carnegie. She's a sweet one-year old Calico cat who loves everyone and everything. Her favorite things are being scratched and pampered. She also loves playing with her toys, especially when you play with her. A friendly soul, Carnegie is a social butterfly who gets along great with people of all ages, as well as other cats. She would make the perfect addition to any family. Carnegie and her kittens have been in the Broome Count...
  • Sacred Sites Tour Explores Religion In The Southern Tier

    The annual Sacred Sites Tour opened the doors to the Southern Tier’s most cherished houses of worship this Sunday. Curious guests learned about the history and culture behind 24 religious sites through open house tours. Trinity Memorial Episcopal Church on Main Street gained potential congregants from the tour and encouraged their current parishioners to explore other houses of worship.

  • Binghamton Bridge Run Draws Hundreds

    Nearly 1,300 people competed in Binghamton's 8th Annual Bridge Run this Sunday, which included a half marathon, a 5K, and a relay race. The half marathon began at 7:30 a.m. and the 5K began at 10 a.m. Participants ran over four bridges and underneath one.  

  • Crews Respond To House Fire In Vestal

    Multiple fire crews responded to a house fire in Vestal Saturday night. Around 6:45 p.m., a call was placed after an automatic fire alarm went off. Police were first to respond to 4708 West Deerfield Place, and reported seeing fire. Vestal Fire, Police, and Emergency Squad along with West Corners Fire and Endwell Fire responded to the call. 

  • Dozens Of Homeless Pets Find Their Forever Homes

    A happy ending for over 40 homeless animals in Broome County Saturday. Hundreds of people came to the ‘Empty The Shelter’ event at the Broome County Humane Society to take advantage of free adoptions.

  • JADA Hill: A Stop On The Broome County Farm Trail

    Senator Fred Akshar and members of the Cornell Cooperative Extension kicked off this year's Broome County Farm trail this weekend. One of its destinations, JADA Hill Farm in Deposit, invited guests to play with their goats and learn about their goat milk products.  

  • Annual Ann's Run Battles Huntington's Disease

    Nearly fifty people ran for a cause at the sixth annual Ann's 5K run in Otsiningo Park this Saturday. The run was inspired by Windsor resident Ann Tripp who has been battling Huntington's Disease for 12 years. 

  • First 'World Night Market' Embraces Binghamton's Cultural Diversity

    Thousands of people headed to the Martin Luther King Promenade Friday night for the first ever World Night Market. This is the first time Binghamton has held an international street market. From 5 p.m. to midnight, guests enjoyed music, food, art, and entertainment from all over the world. Close to 100 local restaurants, artists, and entertainers came together to showcase their culture and traditions. “It’s a bazaar type market that is meant for everybody to just enjoy ...

  • Police Memorial Week Continues At Oakdale Mall

    As Police Memorial Week continues, the public will have a chance to learn more about law enforcement Friday and Saturday at the Oakdale Mall. “If you have a question about your car seat or you want us to check it and make sure it’s installed properly that we’ll do that for you also. “ – Joseph Hommel, New York State Police Sergeant A number of displays and demonstration will be throughout the mall during the two-day event. “This week is the pol...
  • Lyme Conference Expects More Attendance As Cases Increase

    As cases of lyme disease increase across the state, and particularly in the Southern Tier, the annual Lyme Conference sees a growth in attendance. 

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  • "Me Too" Founder Speaks at SUNY Broome

    "Me Too" Founder Speaks at SUNY Broome

    The founder of “Me Too”, the international movement against sexual harassment and assault, spoke to students and members of the community at SUNY Broome Tuesday night.

    The founder of “Me Too”, the international movement against sexual harassment and assault, spoke to students and members of the community at SUNY Broome Tuesday night.

  • BU Receives $500K Federal Grant For Cell Growth and Development Research

    BU Receives $500K Federal Grant For Cell Growth and Development Research

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    Binghamton University receives nearly $500K in federal funding to support its research on cell growth and development.  Senator Kirsten Gilibrand and Senator Charles Schumer announced Tuesday that the university will receive a federal grant of $448,607. The funding will support the university's research into causes of neuromuscular and brain development diseases and possible therapies for these conditions.  “This federal funding will allow Binghamton University to co...

    Binghamton University receives nearly $500K in federal funding to support its research on cell growth and development.  Senator Kirsten Gilibrand and Senator Charles Schumer announced Tuesday that the university will receive a federal grant of $448,607. The funding will support the university's research into causes of neuromuscular and brain development diseases and possible therapies for these conditions.  “This federal funding will allow Binghamton University to co...

  • Windsor Teacher Wins State Excellence in Teaching Award

    Windsor Teacher Wins State Excellence in Teaching Award

    It was quite the surprise for one Windsor High School teacher, Tuesday, when he attended a routine school budget meeting, only to find out that he was being celebrated as the recipient of the Empire State Excellence in Teaching Award.

    It was quite the surprise for one Windsor High School teacher, Tuesday, when he attended a routine school budget meeting, only to find out that he was being celebrated as the recipient of the Empire State Excellence in Teaching Award.

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