More than $460,000 for flood prevention may soon make its way to Binghamton and Union.
Congressman Maurice Hinchey announced Thursday that the house has given final approval for his request of $462,000.
The federal funding will pay for a flood wall over Watson Boulevard in the Town of Union, and to fix concrete on the south side of the flood channel in Binghamton.
The Senate is also expected to approve the funding.
Mayor Delivers State of City Address VIEW VIDEO
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Binghamton's State of the City Address VIEW VIDEO
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Child Caused Fire on Murray Street VIEW VIDEO
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The blaze at 55 Murray Street, that started at 8:15, left nine people, including seven... more
Congressman Murtha Dies at Age 77 VIEW VIDEO
Representative John Murtha of Pennsylvania is dead at age 77.
Murtha's office says the Democrat died at Virginia Hospital Center in Arlington Monday afternoon.
Murtha was admitted to the... more
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