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Catholic Charities Telethon Exceeds Expectations

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Catholic Charities exceeded their fundraising goal to help those in need this holiday season. The Harvest for Hunger phone bank calls came ringing in from 5-6:30 p.m. for the last two days. On Wednesday, Catholic Charities raised $10,500. Thursday, they raised $11,070, bringing their... Read More.

No Injuries In Early Morning Fire

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Five people were able to safely escape an early morning fire in Binghamton. Around 5:45 this morning, the Binghamton Fire Department responded to a call at 46 Park Street. Fire chief Daniel Thomas said they had to aggressively attack the fire, which had spread... Read More.

Broome County To Auction 100+ Foreclosed Properties

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Broome County has announced it will be auctioning off over one hundred foreclosed properties. On December 14th at ten o'clock, the county will be auctioning off 135 tax-foreclosed properties at the Holiday Inn on Hawley Street in Binghamton. The properties included in the auction... Read More.

JC Rotary Donates Basketball Jerseys To Dream Center

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The Johnson City Rotary Club provided new basketball jerseys for kids at George F. Johnson's Dream Center. The center in Johnson City has three basketball teams, and the rotary club donated 15 new jerseys, which cost just under $1,000. Currently 65 children play on... Read More.

Johnson City Holiday Parade Set For Tonight

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The Johnson City Holiday Parade will be taking place tonight for the 29th year. The parade starts at seven o'clock and takes off from Main Street and Lester Avenue and proceeds west on Main to Arch Street, before turning north to the Johnson City... Read More.

Future Of Endicott-Johnson Plant Debated

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The ongoing debate as to the future of the former shoe manufacturing plant in West Endicott continues. The Town of Union held a public hearing to discuss the property Wednesday night. The Town Board wants input from the community before it considers a... Read More.

Binghamton Parking Garage Cited For Safety Hazards

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A parking garage in Binghamton has topped the city's list of safety hazards cited by a local engineering firm. Delta Engineers, Architects and Land Surveyors raised concerns to the city in a letter about the garage, saying there are several structural problems with the... Read More.

CHOW Seeking Food Donations

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Members of the Community Hunger Outreach Warehouse, or CHOW, say there is a 7.8 million pound need for food in the Southern Tier this holiday season. Currently sources are only receiving 3.1 million pounds, after the Thanksgiving weekend depleted many local food pantries resources.... Read More.
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