The Hometown Heroes Banner committee puts up its second installment of hometown heroes banners in Binghamton. 30 new banners were put up along Front street between the Bevier Street Bridge and Prospect Ave, and the first ten banners along the bridge were
Union-Endicott Central School District Holds Meeting Regarding School Safety
Union-Endicott Central School District held a school safety discussion earlier tonight regarding national trends in school safety and potential safety features for the future. When it came to threats seen across the county today, the panel spoke on the ty
Southern Tier Land Conservancy Partners with Owego Rotary in First Land Conservation Project
Local non-profit organization Southern Tier Land Conservancy (STLC) recently announced its first land conservation achievement following its acquisition of a portion of the Canawanna Nature Preserve in Owego. The STLC will work with Owego Rotary to keep t
Indivisible Binghamton Set to Host Human Rights March
Local group indivisible binghamton is gearing up to host a human rights march next weekend to show support for people of all backgrounds within the community. The march will take place on saturday, january 18th, starting at noon at the peace makers stage
Two Binghamton High Schoolers Helping Make a Difference in Driver Safety
Binghamton High School seniors Stephen Chomyszak and Alex Lisio are not your typical high school students, both are representatives of the sales team for local startup ProTech. The company was founded through New Visions Business Academy, and it's focused
Binghamton Philharmonic Orchestra Hosting 10th Mac and Cheese Fest
The annual mac and cheese fest is returning for its 10th year, inviting local restaurants to bring out their best mac and cheese creations. The event will be taking place on from six to eight p.M. On february 13th at the doubletree hotel in binghamton. Gu
Toxics Targeting Announces New York Parkinson's Prevention Campaign
President of Toxics Targeting Walter Hang announced the New York Parkinson's Prevention Campaign, urging Governor Hochul to remediate all trichloroethylene (TCE), environmental health hazards in strict compliance with state cleanup standards. "We know a l
Binghamton Man Accused of Murder in the 2nd Degree After Woman Found Dead in an Apartment Hallway
The Binghamton Police Department has charged 51 year old Terrel Heyward with 2nd Degree Murder, Criminal Possession of a Weapon in the 2nd degree, and Criminal Possession of Stolen Property in the 4th degree. The charges come after 54 year old Sarah Hauer
Cornell Cooperative Extension of Broome County Hosts "Winter Woodland Cookie Decorating Class"
The Cornell Cooperative Extension of Broome County hosted a "Winter Woodland Cookie Decorating Class" at the Broome County Regional Farmer's Market today. Led by Amanda Sandefur, owner of Sugared Sweets Cookies, the class taught participants how to decora
UPComfort Center and Overnight Shelter Welcoming People in Need
A code blue alert must be called when temperatures are expected to fall below 32 degrees with wind chill for at least two consecutive hours in the city or town that has the largest population of unsheltered homeless persons. In the city of binghamton, one
Binghamton Residents and Council Members Rally to Support Good Cause Eviction Legislation
Binghamton community members rally today in opposition of mayor krahams approach to demolishing several properties across the city and his objection to the good cause eviction legislation. The legislation looks to increase housing stability, combat unreas
As Playoff Football Begins this Weekend, Bills Mafia has a Severe Case of Playoff Fever
Sunday marks the start of the Buffalo Bills playoff journey and fans are hoping to be lifting the Lombardi Trophy in February. "Josh has come a long way and the team's the team supporting him and I think we've got a good run going and I think we may be ab
Broome County Sheriff's Office Celebrates Second Year of Pink Patch Project
Earlier today, Broome County Sheriff's Office celebrated the second year of the Pink Patch Project to help local families who are battling cancer. The project is a national campaign that helps bring law enforcement and local families together to raise bre
Broome County Health Department Cites Naloxone Kits for Helping Lower Overdoses
Kits including Narcan, a drug used to help treat overdoses in emergency situation, have been placed around the community in lock boxes, including in the Broome County health department. The kits are free to anyone, and you can take as many as you want. Th
Former Owego Mayor John Loftus Announces Bid for Town Supervisor
Former Town of Owego Mayor John Loftus has announced his candidacy for the Town Supervisor. He served as mayor from 2006-2008, and has a 47 year career in the private sector, including over 26 years with IBM, Lockheed, and the Loral corporation. He cites
Raymond's Merge With Toyota Material Handling Updates
The Raymond Corporation is merging with Toyota Material Handling, but isn't changing as much as you would think. The merger will not mean the removal of the Raymond signs on the over 100 year old location, continuing the commitment both companies have to
Food Bank of the Southern Tier's Mark Bordeau Appointed to SUNY Upstate Medical University Council
Binghamton resident and president and ceo of the foodbank of the southern tier, mark bordeau has been appointed by governor hochul to serve on the suny upstate medical university council. The food bank of the southern tier serves nearly 31,000 people week
