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Casino Proposition On November 5th Ballot

Wednesday, October 30 by MyHometownToday

November 5th will mark an important day for all of New York State, as voting will take place for Proposition #1, an amendment to the state's constitution. The proposition will ask for the constitution to be changed, to allow four new, full, non-Indian casinos... Read More.

Binghamton Mayoral Candidates Debate

Wednesday, October 30 by MyHometownToday

Binghamton's mayoral candidates Republican Rich David and Democrat Teri Rennia took part in two debates on Tuesday. The candidates took questions from Binghamton Rotary Club members who hosted the debate in the early afternoon, and then at 7 o'clock gathered inside the Binghamton High... Read More.

BU Wrestlers Team With Special Olympics Athletes

Wednesday, October 30 by MyHometownToday

Binghamton University wrestlers teamed with Special Olympic athletes to greet customers, serve guests, and bus tables Tuesday night at Applebee's restaurants in both Binghamton and Vestal. The athletes hoped to collect tips which they would use to benefit Special Olympics New York. The fundraiser... Read More.

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Second Entity Hoping To Build Southern Tier Casino

Tuesday, October 29 by MyHometownToday

As voting draws near for next week's casino referendum to allow non-Indian casinos in upstate New York, it's becoming more clear that Tioga Downs will not be the only entity vying for the Southern Tier's casino license. Proposition #1 will allow for an amendment... Read More.

Endicott Interconnect Furloughs Most Employees For One Week

Tuesday, October 29 by MyHometownToday

Endicott Interconnect Technologies furloughs nearly all of its workers for one week beginning last Friday. Employees have been asked not to report to work until late shift Friday at 11pm. EIT has not responded to local media for comment. But its... Read More.

Chenango Valley & Chenango Forks Merger In The Hand Of The Voters

Tuesday, October 29 by MyHometownToday

The fate of the Chenango Valley-Chenango Forks school district merger is now in the hands of the community. The boards of education from both districts voted and approved a measure Monday night to bring the issue to the voters. CV voted unanimously... Read More.

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Johnson City Fire Victim Identified

Tuesday, October 29 by MyHometownToday

Johnson City Police released the name of a man found dead in a Johnson City home after a weekend fire. 93-year-old Michael Chalachan was found dead in his Albany Avenue home Sunday afternoon. Johnson City Fire Department responded around 12:45 p.m. When... Read More.

Man Dead In Johnson City Fire

Monday, October 28 by MyHometownToday

An elderly man is found dead after a fire breaks out in his kitchen. According to the Johnson City Fire Department, the fire started in the kitchen at 114 Albany Avenue. The department responded to the blaze at 12:45 Sunday afternoon. ... Read More.

'Make A Difference Day' Events Held On Saturday

Monday, October 28 by MyHometownToday

Across the country people found a way to give back Saturday for National Make a Difference Day. At Vestal High School, students in the Peace Club worked with elementary students to paint pumpkins. The masterpieces will be given to residents at the Willow... Read More.

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Chenango Forks And Chenango Valley Vote On Merger Tonight

Monday, October 28 by MyHometownToday

School boards for both Chenango Forks and Chenango Valley school districts will vote this evening to determine whether or not the merger process for the two schools will continue. The boards will be voting to determine whether the decision of a merger of the... Read More.

Solar Plant Considered For Former BAE Site

Monday, October 28 by MyHometownToday

As the Town of Union is look into a variety of new uses for the former BAE site in Westover, one idea being considered is the construction of a solar power plant. Officials from ETM Solar Works made the proposal to the town. They... Read More.

Unattended Cooking Caused Binghamton Apartment Fire

Friday, October 25 by MyHometownToday

Fire crews responded to a fire at a multifamily at 53 North St. after unattended cooking started the fire. The call came out just after 4 p.m. Wednesday. The Binghamton Fire Marshal's office said unattended cooking on the first floor is to... Read More.

Broome County

Casino Proposition On November 5th Ballot

Binghamton Mayoral Candidates Debate

BU Wrestlers Team With Special Olympics Athletes

Second Entity Hoping To Build Southern Tier Casino

Endicott Interconnect Furloughs Most Employees For One Week

Chenango Valley & Chenango Forks Merger In The Hand Of The Voters

Johnson City Fire Victim Identified

Man Dead In Johnson City Fire

'Make A Difference Day' Events Held On Saturday

Chenango Forks And Chenango Valley Vote On Merger Tonight

Solar Plant Considered For Former BAE Site

Unattended Cooking Caused Binghamton Apartment Fire

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