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No one has been charged in connection with the shooting of two people in downtown Binghamton.

Two city council candidates addressed questions about homelessness, public transportation, affordable housing and other issues.

“We have heard from many, many residents concerned about speeding on neighborhood streets, not main streets, but neighborhood streets."

In 1929, Frank B. Clay, 42, a mechanic for the St. Joseph and Hannibal Railroad, saw an opportunity. Automobiles had all but replaced horse power on the roadways, a federal

The upcoming events will allow residents to hear from candidates who will be on the ballot in the April 4 general election.

Binghamton city attorneys showed up with police officers and garbage trucks to clean up a home that had become a neighborhood nuisance.

Binghamton city attorneys showed up with police officers and garbage trucks to clean up a home that had become a neighborhood nuisance.

Former Bucyrus City Council President Kurt Fankhauser will seek to return to that post as a write-in candidate in the primary.

The year has been set up for an interesting ending as every member of the Common Council will have their terms expire when the clock strikes midnight on December 31,

Fowler cited her stepmothers declining health as her reason for the decision.