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Bob Joseph
Mission Accomplished! OurSpace Playground Opens at Rec Park
Less than five months after a devastating arson fire, kids are once again playing at the OurSpace adaptive playground in Binghamton.
Beer Tree Brew Co Preparing to Open Oakdale Mall Restaurant
Craft beer is now being brewed at the Oakdale Mall in Johnson City and a new restaurant will soon be operating as part of the complex at the former Sears store.
Johnson City Woman Accused of Killing Chenango County Man
Police have charged a Broome County woman with murder in connection with the shooting of a man in the village of Sherburne.
Cuomo Discourages New Yorkers from Traveling to Pennsylvania
With COVID-19 infection rates rising in Pennsylvania, New York residents now are being urged to avoid non-essential travel into the state.
Man Pleads Guilty in Deadly Attack at Former IBM Gun Club
A Johnson City man has admitted to causing the death of a person who was repeatedly stabbed at a large outdoor party in the Town of Union.
Tractor-Trailer Overturns Near Kirkwood Truck Stop
State police and firefighters were sent to the scene of a rush-hour truck crash in the Town of Kirkwood.
Owego Nursing Home Has Become COVID-19 ‘Hotspot’
At least two residents of a Tioga County nursing home have died of COVID-19 and several others have tested positive for the coronavirus.
20 Stolen Campaign Signs Found in Delaware County Forest
A forest ranger discovered more than 20 stolen political signs dumped on state-owned land in Delaware County.
Construction Crews Extending Trail Through Endicott Park
Workers using heavy equipment have moved into a neighborhood park in Endicott's Union District to extend a walking path near the Susquehanna River.
Binghamton Mayor Returns to City Hall After COVID-19 Isolation
Mayor Richard David says he's been cleared to go back to work in his office at Binghamton City Hall.