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Purchase Terms Of Endicott Interconnect Sale

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The purchase agreement for Endicott Interconnect's new owner will not require the new group to be responsible for most of the debt and employee obligations. Integrian Holdings LLC will be given the rights to the company's name, most of its contracts, and its $13.1... Read More.

Binghamton Youth Bureau Receives Help From City Council

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The Binghamton Youth Bureau is getting financial help from City Council. Council members approved giving $10,000 to the youth bureau for programming. The goal of the Binghamton Youth Bureau is to offer positive opportunities for local children and teens in the area. The money... Read More.

Basketball Hoops Being Restored At Johnson Park

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After Johnson City officials took down the rims at the basketball courts at C. Fred Johnson Park, they have announced that the hoops will be back up this Saturday. Mayor Greg Deemie said the basketball hoops were originally removed from the park after a... Read More.
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Port Crane Man Pleads Not Guilty In Rape & Burglary Case

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A Port Crane man has pleaded not guilty in Broome County Court to charges of rape and burglary. 38-year-old Michael Degnan was indicted last month on fourteen charges, including first-degree rape and second-degree burglary. The burglary comes after he allegedly attempted to steal clothing... Read More.

Binghamton Mayoral Candidate Exceeds Contribution Limits

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Binghamton Mayoral candidate Rich David has exceeded more than three times the amount allowed for campaign contributions. Reports came in Wednesday that David had received $3,700 from Zona and Co. Grille, but the Broome County board of elections says candidates are allowed a maximum... Read More.

Owego Elementary Plans Shared With Public

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Plans for the new Owego Elementary School were shared with the public Tuesday night. The 120,000-square -foot building will feature an auditorium, large instruction spaces, and isolated music rooms, all without raising taxes. Superintendent Dr. Bill Russell discussed funding, design plans, and the date... Read More.
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Greenman Center Remains On The Market

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The Greenman Center in Binghamton remains on the market. The center originally closed in 2011 after damage to the building proved too costly to keep it open. Gemini Construction LLC had won a bid to buy the building back in August, but the city... Read More.

1600 Endwell Residents Lose Power

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Over 1,600 residents in the village of Endicott lost power Monday evening. Electricity was restored to most home by 9:30 last night. Endicott Police say they are unsure why power was lost, but two streets with the most outages were Glendale Drive and Jane... Read More.
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Taft Avenue Reopened After Sinkhole Incident

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A section of Taft Avenue in Endwell that was closed after a sinkhole opened Saturday night has been temporarily reopened. The Broome County Public Works Department said the sinkhole was caused by short periods of heavy rains on Saturday. One lane on the street... Read More.

Vestal Police Make Prostitution Arrests

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Vestal Police made four arrests after an investigation into a prostitution ring. 38-year-old Heather Delaney of Port Crane, 22-year-old Shannon Gent of Endicott, and 25-year-old Ashley Scoop of Binghamton were all charged with prostitution, and sent to the Broome County Jail. 34-year-old Aung Soe... Read More.
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