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Binghamton replacing parking meters with kiosks

Friday, March 10 by MyHometownToday

The City of Binghamton is making it a little easier to pay for parking, as they are installing 50 digital kiosks throughout the city this week. Instead of accepting only change like the old parking meters, the new kiosks can accept... Read More.

No one injured in Endicott fire, 14 displaced

Thursday, March 9 by MyHometownToday

No one was injured in a fire at a multi-family home in Endicott yesterday. The fire was reported at 1412 Tracy Street just before 2pm. Smoke could be seen from miles away as crews worked to battle the blaze. The home was left severely... Read More.

JC Police warning of utility scam

Wednesday, March 8 by MyHometownToday

The Johnson City Police Department is warning residents about fake utility workers that have been going door to door trying to defraud homeowners. They have received complaints about two men pretending to be municipal utility workers and asking to come inside... Read More.

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Broome County Court evacuated following bomb threat

Tuesday, March 7 by MyHometownToday

The Broome County Court was evacuated this morning due to a bomb threat. Binghamton Police say the threat was received around 9am, prompting the building on Hawley Street to be evacuated. Besides the county court, it also houses the Supreme Court and the District... Read More.

Thousands brave cold for St. Pat’s Parade

Monday, March 6 by MyHometownToday

Thousands braved temperatures in the teens to line the streets of Binghamton for the city's annual St. Patrick's Day Parade on Saturday. The 50th-annual edition of the parade featured several pipe and drum bands as well as emergency responders and local businesses. It began... Read More.

Endwell firefighter receives honor

Monday, March 6 by MyHometownToday

An Endwell firefighter received a special distinction Friday. Brent Soden was named the William Grace Firefighter of the Year by the Broome County Firefighters Association. Soden received the honor after rescuing a woman from a fire in the Ivy Terrace Apartments on Watson Boulevard... Read More.

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Thousands expected to attend St. Pat’s Parade despite cold

Friday, March 3 by MyHometownToday

Thousands are expected to brave cold temperatures and attend the 50th annual St. Patrick's Parade in downtown Binghamton tomorrow. The parade will begin at 1:30pm on Court Street and marches down Main Street to St. Edward's on the West Side. As usual, it will... Read More.

Binghamton looking at hydroelectric plant at Rockbottom Dam

Friday, March 3 by MyHometownToday

The City of Binghamton wants to harness the power of the Susquehanna River by adding a hydroelectric plant at Rockbottom Dam. Mayor Rich David says the city will work with Gravity Renewables to design, build and operate the plant. When it is done, the... Read More.

JC man charged with DWI after hitting parked police car

Friday, March 3 by MyHometownToday

A Johnson City man is facing DWI charges after he drove his vehicle into the back of a parked police car on Main Street this week. Village Police say the officers were across the street investigating a disturbance when 57-year-old Barry Spencer struck the... Read More.

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Town of Union looking at removing supervisor

Thursday, March 2 by MyHometownToday

It took an extra meeting, but Town of Union board members passed four resolutions last night that could lead to the removal of Supervisor Rose Sotak. She is under investigation for verbally harassing town employees over the last few years. Resolutions passed last night... Read More.

50th annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Binghamton Saturday

Wednesday, March 1 by MyHometownToday

An annual tradition marks a milestone anniversary on Saturday in downtown Binghamton. This is the 50th anniversary of the St. Patrick's Parade in downtown Binghamton. When the traditional parade steps off at 130 pm from Court Street and marches to St. Edward's on the... Read More.

Mayor David gives State of the City address

Tuesday, February 28 by MyHometownToday

Binghamton Mayor Rich David unveiled his plans for 2017 and beyond in his State of the City Address last night. To fight crime, the mayor unveiled his "Operation: Safe City" plan last night. The initiative will install license plate readers around... Read More.

Broome County

Binghamton replacing parking meters with kiosks

No one injured in Endicott fire, 14 displaced

JC Police warning of utility scam

Broome County Court evacuated following bomb threat

Thousands brave cold for St. Pat’s Parade

Endwell firefighter receives honor

Thousands expected to attend St. Pat’s Parade despite cold

Binghamton looking at hydroelectric plant at Rockbottom Dam

JC man charged with DWI after hitting parked police car

Town of Union looking at removing supervisor

50th annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Binghamton Saturday

Mayor David gives State of the City address

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