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Binghamton Police Bust Caribbean Bar & Grill for Serving Drinks and Food

Saturday, March 21 by Bill Moyer

On Thursday, March 19, at approximately 10:05 p.m., Binghamton Police Officers responded to a complaint of patrons consuming alcohol and food at Caribbean Patty World at 188½ Main St., Binghamton. Members of the Binghamton Police Department Community Response Team (CRT) conducted a compliance check at... Read More.

Binghamton Mayor Enacts Curfew, Tells BU Students to Stay Home, No Parties

Wednesday, March 18 by Bill Moyer

Mayor Rich David declared a local state of emergency that allows a public safety measure of this kind. “With a new confirmed case of COVID-19 in Broome County, and following discussions with Binghamton public safety officials, we are taking the next step necessary to slow... Read More.

State Police Ask Public’s Help to Solve Burglary at Binghamton Polish Center

Monday, March 9 by Bill Moyer

New York State Police at Binghamton are investigating a break-in at the Polish Community Center, 347 Prospect St., Town of Dickinson. During the burglary, an undisclosed amount of money was taken and damage was done to the building. The burglary was discovered on March 2... Read More.

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Missing 72-Year Old Binghamton Woman Found Dead in Susquehanna River

Tuesday, February 25 by Bill Moyer

On Saturday at approximately 1:30 p.m., the Binghamton Police Patrol Division responded to the area of the deadend of Avon Road for a report of a body in the Susquehanna River. Upon arrival, it was determined that a resident of the area had been... Read More.

Greater Binghamton Air Show Back on the Flight Board for July 2020

Tuesday, February 4 by Bill Moyer

Broome County and Tioga Downs officials have announced the return of the Greater Binghamton Air Show on Saturday, July 25. The show will feature aerobatic, formation and single team aircraft performances, fun activities for children, a wide array of food options and a family-friendly atmosphere. Ticket... Read More.

New 2020 Decade Starts New Chapter for Historic Binghamton’s Zoo

Monday, February 3 by Bill Moyer

The next chapter for Binghamton’s zoo begins with a new logo, web domain, and its original name: Ross Park Zoo. In 1875, Erastus and Cornelia Ross donated this parcel of land for the enjoyment of the city residents. It evolved from a community park to... Read More.

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Federal Court: JC Man Gets 300 Month Prison Sentence for Porn

Friday, January 31 by Bill Moyer

A federal district court in Binghamton reported Michael Rushmer, age 48, of Johnson City, was sentenced Thursday to 300 months in prison for sexually exploiting a child, and for distributing and possessing child pornography. As part of his previously entered guilty plea, Rushmer admitted he... Read More.

Sunday Penguin Bowl III Streaming: ‘It’s All Happening at the Zoo’

Friday, January 31 by Bill Moyer

Don't miss Penguin Bowl III to be streamed starting at 10 a.m. Sunday on the Binghamton Zoo's Facebook and Instagram pages. African penguins of the Binghamton Zoo at Ross Park are taking the field for the third annual Penguin Bowl. These tuxedo-wearing, waddling birds are... Read More.

Rep. Brindisi Supports U.S. House Resolution to Save Rumble Ponies

Wednesday, January 29 by Bill Moyer

Congressman Anthony Brindisi has joined a bipartisan group of lawmakers to brush back Major League Baseball’s (MLB) attempts to eliminate 42 minor league baseball clubs, including the Binghamton Rumble Ponies. “The proposal by Major League Baseball to eliminate minor league teams, like New York’s Binghamton... Read More.

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Binghamton JCC Fires Employee Who Left Loaded Gun at Center

Wednesday, January 15 by Bill Moyer

From the Jewish Community Center: "The Jewish Community Center (JCC) dismissed a staff member due to an incident that occurred while the JCC was closed for Christmas. On Christmas Eve, after the building was shut down for the holiday, a staff member was leaving for... Read More.

Binghamton National Guard Company Gets New Commander

Monday, January 13 by Bill Moyer

The Forward Support Company of Binghamton's 204th Engineer Battalion got a new commander during a ceremony Sunday at the Binghamton Armory. 1st Lt. Timothy Anzovino, a Queensbury resident, took command of the New York National Guard company from Capt. Brett White, a Harriman resident. The... Read More.

Binghamton Police Want This Man in Larceny; Know Him?

Thursday, December 12 by Bill Moyer

Binghamton Police Department is investigating a larceny from a vehicle that occurred last month on the West Side of Binghamton. The male in these surveillance photos is a person of interest. The Binghamton Police Detective Division is attempting to obtain the identity of this... Read More.

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Binghamton Police Bust Caribbean Bar & Grill for Serving Drinks and Food

Binghamton Mayor Enacts Curfew, Tells BU Students to Stay Home, No Parties

State Police Ask Public’s Help to Solve Burglary at Binghamton Polish Center

Missing 72-Year Old Binghamton Woman Found Dead in Susquehanna River

Greater Binghamton Air Show Back on the Flight Board for July 2020

New 2020 Decade Starts New Chapter for Historic Binghamton’s Zoo

Federal Court: JC Man Gets 300 Month Prison Sentence for Porn

Sunday Penguin Bowl III Streaming: ‘It’s All Happening at the Zoo’

Rep. Brindisi Supports U.S. House Resolution to Save Rumble Ponies

Binghamton JCC Fires Employee Who Left Loaded Gun at Center

Binghamton National Guard Company Gets New Commander

Binghamton Police Want This Man in Larceny; Know Him?

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