Binghamton May Lease Public Space to Private Entity
A new effort to improve conditions at a troubled city-owned property on Binghamton's South Side is being discussed.
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Binghamton Lawmakers to Rename Beloved Columbus Park
A popular downtown Binghamton park is about to be rebranded by City Council.
Binghamton May Move to Control Proliferation of Smoke Shops
Binghamton lawmakers are considering action to deal with the rapid spread of smoke shops and convenience stores throughout the city.
Binghamton City Council Asked to Designate "Official Dance"
City Council has been asked to consider a resolution to designate an "official dance of Binghamton."
Binghamton Lawmakers May Call for Zikuski Criminal Probe
Binghamton city councilmembers may call on the New York state attorney general's office to conduct a criminal investigation into the actions of former police chief Joseph Zikuski.
Frustrated Binghamton City Councilmember Calls It Quits
A member of Binghamton City Council has resigned after becoming exasperated with the way things were going after one year.
John Cordisco, Former Binghamton City Councilman, Dies at 68
Former Binghamton city councilman John Cordisco has died. He was 68.
Binghamton Lawmakers to Discuss Moving to City Manager Government
A Binghamton resident is proposing a big change in how the city is run with a call for adopting a council-manager form of government.
Binghamton City Council Passes Gaza Ceasefire Resolution
A resolution calling for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza has been approved unanimously by Binghamton City Council.
Republican Strawn to Return to City Council After Court Ruling
Philip Strawn has been affirmed as the Binghamton City Council representative for the 6th District.