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nd Congressional District but incumbent Anthony Brindisi is still not conceding. Photo: Bob Joseph/WNBF News (file) The former Congresswoman on November 19 announced she had won her seat back after posting a lead of a couple thousand votes over incumbent Democrat Congressman Anthony Brindisi in the November 3 election.  He did not concede and the past two months have been spent counting paper ballots, re-counting ballots, finding lost ballots, evaluating voter eligibility and registrations and court challenges. Enter your number to get our free mobile app The race still is not officially d...

PennDOT Waives CDL Test for Qualified Veterans In an effort to help veterans with their transitions into civilian life, PennDOT and the DMVA are waving CDL requirements to qualified individuals. According to a news release from PennDOT, a new Pennsylvania law will waive the requirements for residents of Pennsylvania, who are current and former military members, and who operate a commercial vehicle as part of their duties, to take a commercial Driver’s License Knowledge Test when they are applying for a CDL. Enter your number to get our free mobile app In the release, PennDOT Secretary Yassm...

Tomorrow is local Advocacy Day and the Greater Binghamton Chamber is giving businesses a front seat to the virtual Legislative Agenda.

By Brittany Nay So your new year includes a new engagement, and you’re anxious to share the big news. But before you post the proposal all over social media, local etiquette experts Maria Everding of The Etiquette Institute and Sarah Broyles of Etiquette Saint Louis weigh in on how to properly announce, “She said, ‘Yes!’” to the world – even amid a pandemic. Family First Everding says the parents of the bride and groom should be told first, then the rest of the families, bridal party and friends. “After the parents, there’s really no particu...

Soothing Anxiety and Stress: Advice From the Year in Well Exercise, new news habits, even dipping your face into an icy plunge pool are among the steps you can take for a mellower new year. Video Dec. 28, 2020 For many of us, 2020 was an exceptionally stressful year, dominated by fears about the coronavirus pandemic. Even with the vaccine on the horizon, we’re likely to need some stress management strategies to carry us into 2021. There’s lots of advice in this guide by Tara Parker-Pope, How to Be Better at Stress. Stress doesn’t have to get you down, she writes: “Approach it the righ...