A Binghamton model train store, The Freight Yard Model Trains and More, is hosting The Freight Yard Big Boy Bash Family Rail Celebration on June 13 from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. at 63 Barlow Road in Kirkwood.
The company has historically used lead-acid batteries for vehicles, but representatives say they understand the importance of advancing the manufacturing process.
More than 160 golfers and 100 sponsors turned out for the sixth annual golf tournament fundraiser hosted by the Silver Lake Volunteer Company and Rescue Squad (SLRS) on June 7 at Tall Pines Players Club.
Cortland County: Before, During & After the Revolutionary War explored how the region was shaped by early colonial expansion, Native American land use, and growing conflict across New York State.
Factory by Beer Tree Brew is hosting a fundraiser for Rock Steady Boxing of the Southern Tier on Sunday, June 7, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. at 511 Reynolds Rd.
June 7 is Sock Out Cancer Day in New York State, a day aimed at rallying communities around the fight against cancer and the financial strain many families face during treatment.
Events range from dance parties and games to community celebrations, with the coalition’s biggest event of the month set for Pride Palooza on Saturday, June 13.
A Binghamton ice cream shop, CONES, is hosting a community event in support of an upcoming, collaborative art exhibit called MISS on Saturday, June 6, from noon to 4 p.m.
Health department officials are still investigating the cause, but said they found several food preparation and storage violations in the facility’s kitchen.
The New York State Authorities Budget Office said it reviewed 932 BCIDA credit card transactions totaling $169,755 and deemed the agency did not fulfill its fiduciary obligations.
Seton Catholic Central High School celebrated its annual Eucharistic procession, taking faith beyond the four walls of St. Patrick’s church and into the streets of Binghamton.
A Richford man was arrested for child pornography after an investigation by New York State Police, the Albany Internet Crimes Against Children department and the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
Community members gathered at Roundtop Park Wednesday morning to dedicate the new Broome County Crime Victims Memorial, a project created by a local Eagle Scout after losing his mother to domestic violence.
Parents of a toddler enrolled at the SUNY Cortland Child Care Center filed a $10 million lawsuit against New York State following the arrests of four staff members on child endangerment charges.
Last week, Akshar said nearly 4,000 bottles of water and hydration drinks were distributed to inmates. Those incarcerated at the time of the event are saying this is not true.
