The church also said there will be lots of guest surprises this year and Santa will stop to visit the children.
The remembrance ceremony began with the National Anthem followed by a prayer.
It will have six units that will focus on families with children.
There are many events that include, craft fairs, horse carriage rides, photos with Santa, crafts with kids in local shops, and free kid’s movies at the theatre
The Bridal Emporium will start booking bridal appointments on Dec. 9.
The goal is to surpass previous years’ collections and provide to even more families and children in Broome County.
The money collected during the drive goes towards the Retired Professional Firefighters Cancer Fund and the Mercy Houde of the Southern Tier.
The goal of the trot is to raise money for the “Guthrie Cancer Care Fund,” which is a patient assistance fund that helps Guthrie patients who are actively receiving cancer treatment stay on top of their bills.
The PBA provides items such as toys, clothes, bookbags and other items for children.
Funds raised during the Dandy “Pink Cup for a Cure” and Williams Auto Group’s “Drive Pink” campaigns benefit the Guthrie Breast Care Fund.
The hospital received an A grade for its increased focus on preventing hospital-associated infections, continued infection prevention practices and made improvements in the overall patient experience.
The event is intended to bring awareness and raise funds for men’s prostate cancer
The New York Special Olympics raised over $29,000 for athletes, surpassing their goal of $20,000. The money raised from the event will go back to the athletes so that they can compete at no cost to them or their families.
This act was inspired by the demonstrations in Tel Aviv in an art museum and was taken to places including Times Square and the Lincoln Memorial.
The total money raised since the annual event started in 2013 to more than $825,000.
Most store-bought costumes are made of polyester and other synthetic fibers, which are essentially made of plastics.
Students were able to paint storefront windows along Main Street. The theme this year for the contest was “haunted holidays.”
People from all over the area got together to celebrate nearly 90 local artists, shop handmade art, visit 25 venues and enjoy live music.
Starting in downtown Norwich, participants walked, ran or rode the 0.6-mile race in style in a classic car to a lunch reception at the Northeast Classic Car Museum.
Members of the Binghamton Fire were at the intersection of Clinton Street and Front Street holding their annual boot drive called “Give Cancer the Boot.”
Security Mutual Life announced the fundraising results from the 2023 Jim “Mudcat” Grant Legacy All-Star Golf Tournament Friday.
Mayor Kraham raised the French Flag over city hall on Monday with the help of two La Teste residents.
The memorial ceremonies were apart of United Way’s Day of Caring event, a community-wide initiative dedicated to recognizing the volunteers and heroes who responded to the horrific events and remebering the victims of 9/11.
United States Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack visited Cornell University Wednesday morning to speak on helping farmers.
The club holds the annual event on Memorial Day, Independence Day and Labor Day.
It primarily operates in underserved communities which often lack reliable service.
The contest was to donate a free roof to a veteran or senior citizen while providing all labor, permits, and expenses to the winner of the contest.
1,100 backpacks, filled with school supplies, were offered to Binghamton students this year.
The program has recorded hundreds of violations since it's implementation.
So far, 202 backpacks have been collected for the drive.
If you were at the cook-off, you may have been able to spot WBNG morning anchors, Maci Cosmore and Ashley Soriano.
The team plans to play as the “Binghamton Spiedies.”
School staff will work with Lourdes Youth to help identify at-risk students for the program
