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Read: Assembly's resolution to oust Lopez
Here's the Assembly's resolution that will start the process to expel Assemblyman Vito Lopez after Lopez was found to have sexually harassed female aides.
Milton CAT workers on strike demanding equal pay
Milton CAT workers in Syracuse are still on the picket line after walking off the job on Tuesday.
Judge Strips Endicott Interconnect of Corporate Jet
WBNG-TV reports that U.S. District Court Southern New York Division Judge Jed S. Rakoff has ordered U.S. Marshalls to seize Endicott Interconnect Hawker 800 corporate jet, which is currently parked at Binghamton Regional Airport.
Look Out! Deer Crashes Through Windshield of Moving Bus
According to a report from Granite Broadcasting sister station WBNG in Binghamton, N.Y., a public transit bus in Jamestown, Pennsylvania had an unwanted passenger attempting to hitch a ride Tuesday evening -- a deer that crashed through the vehicle's windshield.
Symphoria announces lineup for 5 concert series in its 2013-2014 season
Jose Luis Novo will conduct Symphoria's Masterworks concert, "Tribute to Composers for the Cinema," on Nov.
You can test drive some new cars on Wednesday while helping out the Maine Endwell High School Booster Club.
Edgin, who had been with the Binghamton Mets since being optioned from New York on April 28, cleaned out his locker at NYSEG Stadium well before batting practice on Tuesday.
Overnight freeze worries some area fruit producers
The National Weather Service office in Binghamton, N.Y., forecasted overnight temperatures could dip into the upper 20s in Lackawanna County and around 30 in Luzerne County.
After flood, recovery rises in Schoharie
Ann Ryan in her Magical Printer and Design shop on Main St. in Schoharie, NY Wednesday May 8, 2013.
Raymond's Michelle Day presented with Industrial Safety Real Heroes Award
The Southern Tier Chapter of the American Red Cross in New York has awarded the Industrial Safety Real Heroes Award to Michelle Day, a first responder and a project administrator for the Raymond Corporation.
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NY pension fund nets 10.38% return
The state pension fund grew to a record $160.4 billion in the fiscal year that ended March 31 and earned an estimated 10.38 percent rate of return, Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli said.
DoubleTree by Hilton Opens New Hotel in Binghamton Following Two-Year Renovation
Following the completion of a two year, multi-million dollar renovation, the property has transformed into an upscale, full-service hotel.
Cops: Upstate NY man hit another later found dead
State police say an upstate New York man who hit another man during an argument last year has been arrested on a homicide charge.
US Muslim group sues Christian organization over defamation charges - Indiatalkies.com
Washington, May 12: A Muslim group has accused a Christian organization of defamation for publishing a book that accuses the Muslim collective of holding terrorist training in its enclaves.
Arrest made in death of Windsor man
State Police arrested Joshua Launt, 27, of 13 Milford Street, Binghamton, for criminally negligent homicide and assault 2nd.
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Young Says Casino Decision Up To Gov. Cuomo, Public Vote
The decision to put non-Indian casinos in Western New York will be decided by the Gov.
Company news: Kristian Bryant promoted to staff architect at VIP Architectural Associates
Bryant graduated from Syracuse University School of Architecture in 2000. Bryant is a member of the American Institute of Architects and is certified by the National Council of Architectural Boards.
Libous Should Refrain From N.Y. Fracking Vote, Group Says
New York Water Rangers, a coalition of 10 environmental groups, is calling on state Senator Tom Libous to recuse himself from fracking deliberations after his ties to a real estate company with a natural-gas lease were disclosed.
Muslim, Christian groups fight in court
Muslim and Christian groups are squaring off in a New York federal court in a defamation lawsuit over a book on terrorism.
The charges stem from work done to renovate the basement parking garages underneath Governmental Plaza in downtown Binghamton, as well as demolition work at the parking garage at Wilson Hospital in Johnson City.