The Humane Society held its annual Holiday Artisan Show at the American Legion Post 1645 today, with proceeds benefitting the animal shelter. The event featured more than fifty vendors, live music, and a bake sale. Organizer Kim Broderick shared that the
Bandera Family Community Alliance Prepares for 35th Annual Free Christmas Dinner
Bill Bandera is continuing his parents work on the annual Free Christmas Dinner at the American Legion in Binghamton, which takes place on Christmas Day from 12 PM to 2 PM including the Binghamton, Norwich, and Endicott locations. Today nearly a dozen vol
One Last Ride in 2024: Binghamton Trolley Tours Return for Holiday-Filled First Friday
The Binghamton Trolley Tours returned for one last ride in 2024 for the city's December first Friday event on December 6th. After a month-long break, the trolley tours went all throughout downtown Binghamton, pointing out significant landmarks and stoppin
Bridge Green Upcycle Launches New Lab and Prototype Facility
Iyer"This might be a small gathering of important people, but we're not just starting a business, we are starting a movement.I truly firmly believe that we are starting a movement of how we're going to extract critical minerals in this country so that we
Boys & Girls Club of Binghamton Hosts 31st Annual Bids for Kids Fundraiser
The Boys and Girls Club of Binghamton brought in the Christmas season tonight with its 31st annual bids for kids event. Tonight's event featured a live and silent auction for everyone to take part in. Each year, "Bids for Kids" serves as the Boys and Girl
New Food Resource Opens for the Deposit Community
Deposit Central Schools has hopes to put an axe to resident's hunger. The Lumberjacks Shack Food Center runs out of the school's Transportation Service building, and provides free food to Deposit School District residents. The service is based on reservat
Bringing Stability to Cost-Burdened Tenants: Binghamton City Council Looking at Potentially Approving Good Cause Eviction Legislation
59% of all renter households in Binghamton fall under the cost-burdened category, meaning at least 30% of their monthly income goes toward housing costs. But if approved, the Good Cause Eviction Legislation could bring a sense of stability for many. "One
Village of Endicott Lights Up New Community Christmas Tree for First Time at Annual Village Tree Lighting
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas over in Endicott as the village celebrated its annual tree lighting earlier tonight. This year, the village debuted a brand new community Christmas tree after over 40 years of the old tree that was donated by th
BCSD Holds Public Hearing to Discuss 2024 Capital Project to Potentially Revitalize Theodore Roosevelt Elementary School
Binghamton City School District held a public hearing on Tuesday, December 3 for it's 2024 capital project for revitalizing Theodore Roosevelt Elementary School on Binghamton's north side. The project would bring renovated classroom wings, upgraded securi
The Biggest Fundraising Day of the Year: SUNY Broome Hosts 10th Annual 24 Hours of Giving
The holidays are a time for giving and that's what SUNY Broome did on Tuesday, December 3, with it's 10th annual 24 Hours of Giving. Throughout the last 10 years, the day has served as the university's biggest fundraising day of the year, raising over $1.
The Village of Endicott Celebrates a New Era on Washington Avenue
It's a new era over in the Village of Endicott as local officials celebrated the completion of the village's nine-million-dollar project to bring a new and improved Washington Avenue to the community. Upgrades to the street include improved safety with ra
Grant to Help Homeowners With Flood Resiliency and Energy Efficiency
Mayor Jared Kraham, along with representatives from the nonprofit organization Home HeadQuarters, held a press conference today to announce a new state program aimed at helping homeowners with improving flood resiliency, energy efficiency, and other home
New York State Health Department Introduces New "This is Quitting" Program to Fight Youth Vaping Epidemic
The fight against the epidemic of e-cigarette and vaping use continues as the New York State Health Department is implementing the "This is Quitting" program. The initiative is a free, anonymous text message service that provides youths with 24/7 peer sup
Binghamton City Council Introduces Good Cause Eviction Legislation at Tonight's Work Session
The Binghamton City Council introduced its good cause eviction legislation at its work session at City Hall earlier tonight. The legislation looks to increase housing stability, combat unreasonable rent increases, and protect tenants from unjust evictions
Special Ornaments Celebrate Carousel Legacy in Binghamton
Known as the "Carousel Capital of the World," Binghamton is home to unique treasures that can't be found anywhere else. The city boasts six antique carousels, all donated by reknowned businessman George F. Johnson. "These aren't just run-of-the-mill merry
Long Island Native and Binghamton University Accepted Student Omer Neutra Confirmed Killed in October 7 Hamas Attacks
On Monday, December 7th, it was announced that Long Island native and 21-year-old Omer Neutra was killed in the Hamas attacks of October 7th. Neutra had been accepted to Binghamton University but had deferred to take a gap year in Israel, where he joined
Peaceful and Powerful: How the Trail of Truth Coalition Keeps Addiction in the Public Eye
On Friday September 13th, Alexis Pleus, Executive Director of Truth Pharm and founder of the Trail of Truth talks about the coalition's powerful traveling art installation and the most recent trip to the presidential debate in Philadelphia.
Fox 40 Focus on Recovery and Mental Health: An ACBC Employee Shares Her Journey to Recovery
On Tuesday, September 17th, Becka Moore, Director of Care Management at the Addiction Center for Broome County, shares her personal path to recovery and how she is helping others with substance abuse disorders and their families.