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Director of The AGENCY Stacey Duncan talks about the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on local businesses and the economy on Southern Tier Close Up,

More discussions are anticipated as demonstrations were replaced by focus groups at Binghamton’s Recreation Park June 7.

Director of the Roberson Museum and Science Center, Michael Grasso is on Southern Tier Close Up talking about dealing with the coronavirus pandemic.

Governor Andrew Cuomo says he’s accepted an offer by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to explore ways to continue to use technology in New York schools.

Families are going on “Bear Hunts” with the help of their neighbors and community businesses for exercise and a diversion during coronavirus restrictions.

Schools across the country are closed and parents are looking for resources to educate their kids from home. Here are a few websites that will help do that.

The Broome County Department of Social Services will be able to expand the availability of childcare to more residents thanks to a one-time grant.

The Greater Binghamton Chamber of Commerce’s Economic Forecast event is giving some mixed signals about the local business climate.

Community programs to address the continuing problem of opioid addiction could be in for more federal funding.

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo is proposing spending $10 million more to make sure New York is accurately counted in this year’s census.