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Local Stores Find Creative Ways to Compete with Online Deals
Bargain hunters were out in full force Saturday, packing Arnot Mall in Horseheads to find the best deals, but those same deals are also being offered online. Time Warner Cable News reporter Tina...
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Legal Fireworks Available in Select Counties for One Week
For some people, there is a bright spot to Christmas being over. For the next week, fireworks can be legally purchased in New York State. However, only counties who have opted-in are allowed to sell...
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Debate Continues Following Denied Resolution to Welcome Syrian Refugees
The idea of Binghamton being a welcoming city to Syrian refugees could now be in the past, after a 4-to-3 vote denied a community resolution. Vince Briga explains why many are still debating whether...
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Doctors Remind Movie Goers 'Concussion' Is Hollywood Adaptation
Doctors who have dedicated their careers to researching the effects of contact sports and the brain are reminding audiences ?Concussion? is a Hollywood adaptation. Time Warner Cable News reporter...
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Families Find Holiday Fun at Corning Museum of Glass
Hundreds of families packed the Corning Museum of Glass Sunday. The museum offers plenty of holiday activities for kids and adults and as Tina Yazdani reports, it's also a great way to learn about the...
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Cat Found in Hornell Drenched in Gasoline Dies
Cinder was recovering there and his caretakers said last week that he was beginning to eat and walk on his own. The humane society's president said Cinder died Sunday in the care of staff.
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Winter Weather Advisories In Place for Much of State
According to the National Weather Service, the worst of this winter storm appears headed our way tonight into tomorrow morning.
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Trucker Charged after Striking Two Other Trucks in Kirkwood
Investigators say the man's truck crossed the center line, struck the trucks and then went up an embankment and hit a group of trees.
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URI Funding Supports Salvation Army Expansion
The Salvation Army in Binghamton feeds more than a hundred people at each meal, every day. And with their small facility on Washington Street, there are still many they can't help. But things could...
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Spike in Drug Overdoses Worries Schuyler County Addiction Counselors
A spike in drug overdoses during the week of Christmas has county addiction counselors worried. Officials say it's probable many of the recent cases were connected.
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B-Mets to Stay, Local Businesses Celebrate
Just a few months ago, it looked like the days of Double-A baseball in Binghamton could be coming to an end. But Monday afternoon, new owners announced they plan to keep the team in the area for years...
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New Owner Reveals Future of B-Mets Franchise
John Hughes, the new owner of the Binghamton Mets says that the 2014 Eastern League Champs will be staying in Binghamton well past the 25-year mark.
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Second Half Surge Lifts Patriots over Warriors
The Binghamton Patriots took down Chenango Valley at the Pete Hyde Holiday Classic, 74-42.
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Ewing's Niece Paving Own Way at BU
Binghamton forward Alyssa James, the niece of NBA Hall-of-Famer Patrick Ewing has started to make her own name in Division-I basketball.
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Coleman Coming On for Orange
After battling through knee injuries the last two seasons, former J-D high school star Dajuan Coleman is emerging as a force for the SU basketball team.
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Elmira Mayor Chairs Final Council Meeting
Elmira Mayor Sue Skidmore said goodbye to the city council Monday night as she chaired her final meeting before Republican Dan Mandell takes the post next month. But, as Tina Yazdani reports, Skidmore...
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Messy Road Conditions in Southern Tier After First Snowfall of 2015
Across New York, people are finally getting their first taste of winter weather, and that of course, means winter weather driving. Gabrielle Lucivero has more from Vestal.
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Man Accused of Breaking Into Waverly Apartment, Attacking Woman Inside With...
Police in Waverly allege Jason Mertzig broke into a woman's Howard Street apartment on Monday night and slashed her with a pocket knife. The woman was taken to the hospital.
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Will Greek Peak's Slopes Open for the First Time This Season?
As we close out the last few days of 2015, Greek Peak Mountain Resort plans to ring in the New Year with their annual New Year's Eve celebration. But will it finally be ready for skiers to take to the...
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Hundreds of Families Benefit from Food Bank of the Southern Tier
With the cold months approaching, the Food Bank of the Southern Tier is stepping up to make sure no family goes hungry this winter. The Food Bank of the Southern Tier currently serves 250 families each...
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