Our latest Amphenol Aerospace Athlete of the Week comes way of Seton Catholic Central where Julien Montalvo is serving as a goalie, or as one of his teammates called him, a brick wall, for the Saints boys' lacrosse team. Julien Montalvo has played lacross
Roberson Museum Hosts 23rd Annual Wine and Food Festival
Locals gave their taste buds a treat and raised their glasses at Roberson Museum's 23rd annual Wine and Food Festival. Attendees enjoyed free cocktails and food samples from over 50 local restaurants, breweries, and wineries. Being Roberson's largest fund
Local Teen Publishes New Book to Help Guide Teens
Christian Taber is a junior at Seton Catholic Central High School and is celebrating the launch of his first book "Be Your Own Navigator: A Success Guide for Teens by a Teen". Taking him two and a half years to write, the book focuses on topics including
Binghamton Native Alyssa Crosby Makes it to Knockout Round on The Voice
Alyssa Crosby first auditioned for the voice eight years ago but she didn't receive a callback. That didn't stop her though and after auditioning a few more times, she finally made it past the initial audition process and onto the show this year. "If it's
Seeking Volunteers, Binghamton Move Out Project Hopes for Biggest Collection Yet
Every May, the Binghamton area sees thousands of students move out of college housing, leaving clothing, furniture, and appliances out to dry. But instead of letting these items go to waste, the Binghamton Move Out Project has a different approach. "We de
Town of Maine Board Holds Meeting to Provide Update on IDA Corporate Park
The Town of Maine held a board meeting on Tuesday, April 16 to provide an update regarding the IDA looking to build an industrial plot between Airport and East Maine Road. Town of Maine resident Bob Utter is one of 300 residents who signed a petition agai
City of Binghamton Encourages Residents to Report Potholes Around the City
As the weather gets warmer, the city of Binghamton is back to work filling potholes on city roads. Binghamton mayor Jared Kraham is encouraging residents to report potholes using the free City of Binghamton app. There have been close to 800 requests since
Mercy House Prepares for it's Fourth Annual Chicken Barbecue
The Mercy House of the Southern Tier is firing up its grills and getting ready for its fourth annual Chicken Barbecue. Teaming up with law enforcement female biker group the Guardian Belles, the barbecue serves hundreds of locals with raffles, good times,
Veterans For Peace Protest against 155mm Shell Manufacturing
Organization Veterans for Peace protested outside of BAE Systems in Endicott on Monday, April 15 to stand against the 155-millimeter shell. Being the final stop of a three-leg protest, Veterans for Peace claims bae systems help make the system for the 155
Local Carpenters and Construction Workers Hold Rally Against Tax Fraud
On Hawley Street, local members of the North Atlantic State Regional Council of Carpenters(NASRCC) held an event to inform the public about the prominence of tax fraud within construction work. The tax fraud issues include forms of wage theft, employers c
19th Annual Celebrating Women's Athletics Luncheon
The celebrating women's athletics luncheon started in 2006, bringing attention to women's athletics and inviting notable athletes from various sports to speak about their experiences. This year, two-time Olympic gold medalist and five-time all-star w-n-b-