How did a single mom of two own and operate her business in Binghamton in 1918? How does that relate to a business currently serving patrons in the 607 today?
On Tuesday, the sheriff’s office picked up the two refurbished traffic control trailers students in BOCES’ auto body program spent five months refurbishing.
Over 40 students staged a walk-out at Chenango Valley High School Monday, May 23 in protest of the district’s response to allegations of sexual harassment at the school.
The Chenango Forks Art Club has created a product pantry to provide students with free personal care products such as bobby pins, hair ties, deodorant and more.
Tuesday, Endwell United Methodist Church open their doors to all residents to participate in a seminar they will be holding to help the community, named Suicide: Resources, Prevention and Grief.
Faculty, staff, students and their families gathered at Binghamton University’s Events Center Sunday, May 22 to celebrate the final commencement ceremony of the school year.
Law enforcement and community members gathered at Johnson City Middle School Saturday, May 21 in celebration of the annual “Police Week Charity Basketball Tournament.”
Members of the community gathered on the front lawn of Calvin Coolidge Elementary Saturday, May 21 to pay tribute to 12-year-old Aliza Spencer -- who was shot and killed in Binghamton exactly one month ago.
With the Vestal Youth Police Academy approaching this summer one graduate is reflecting on his time in the academy, and the ties it has to his calling to protect and serve with his current career in law enforcement.
The committee is always looking for volunteers to join their fleet during “Work Days” to assist with over 60 acres. They usually meet at 9 a.m. the third Saturday of every month.
The district will be hosting a Bus Driver Open House on Sat. May 21 from 10 A.M. until noon at the Windsor Central School District Bus Garage located at 206 Main Street.
According to smartestdollar.com Binghamton has the 3rd most minority owned businesses for small metropolitan areas in the U.S. and all though minority businesses take up over 4 million of the population minority entrepreneurs still face numerous barriers.
In the latest edition of “You Ask, We Answer”, 12 News spoke with Village of Endicott and Town of Union Historian Suzanne Meredith to find out what the history is behind the lighthouse in Endicott.
“Over half the car seats we see come through any of our programs are not being used correctly in some way,” said Traffic Safety Coordinator Christine Muss with the Broome County Health Department.
Innovation will be key as climate change enhances the risk for more events similar to 1972, 2006 and 2011 according to the Executive Director of the Susquehanna River Basin Commission.
This piece of legislation would take important steps to increase domestic production and expand on the sourcing of formula to alleviate the current crisis and prevent future shortages according to Gillibrand.
Governor Kathy Hochul unveiled a package aimed at fighting domestic terrorism and extremism, strengthen and close loopholes in state gun laws and crackdown on social media platforms that host violent content.
New York Attorney General Letitia James announced Wednesday that her office will launch an investigation into social media companies in connection to the racist Buffalo shooting that occurred on May 14.
