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Health officials urge vigilance as measles symptoms overlap with seasonal allergies (opens the original)
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BINGHAMTON, N.Y. (WBNG) -- The Broome County Health Department was notified over the weekend about a New York State resident who came to a local hospital for treatment. The patient reported a recent exposure to measles and was eventually hospitalized. Hospital staff quickly moved the patient to help reduce the risk to others. The health department started contact tracing, identifying people who may have been exposed and checking their vaccination status. “This was our first diagnosis within our
Two Rivers Greenway project aims to link Binghamton neighborhoods with 12 miles of trails (opens the original)
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BINGHAMTON, N.Y. (WBNG) -- The Two Rivers Greenway will create one connected trail system from the South Side of Binghamton to downtown and beyond, unifying and beautifying the city. The project dates back to 1999, when the Binghamton Metropolitan Transportation Study first conducted a feasibility study. Since then, new sections have been added, including the Vestal Rail Trail and the 434 Greenway. Planners say people are already using the trails year-round. “We do have counters on the trails, s
Broome County measles investigation (opens the original)
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A local hospital reported the case yesterday, and testing is now underway. The health department says a non-Broome County resident is hospitalized after seeking treatment locally. Samples were sent to the state’s Wadsworth Lab for confirmation. Health officials will now conduct an investigation and contact tracing. Measles is highly contagious and can spread through coughing and sneezing. Symptoms can include fever, cough, runny nose, red or watery eyes and a rash. Officials say the risk to the
Ahead of freezing temperatures, officials urge steps to cut winter energy costs (opens the original)
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BINGHAMTON, N.Y. (WBNG) -- With freezing temperatures approaching, homeowners across New York are preparing to turn up the heat and bracing for potential spikes in their energy bills. Officials say taking a few simple steps now can protect residents later. Utility experts say winter preparation should start around the edges of the home. “Check your doors, windows for any small cracks, because stuff like that could cause significant losses for energy through the house... take those types of preca
Susquehanna County jail demolished, site planned for reentry housing (opens the original)
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MONTROSE, Pa. (WBNG) -- A former Susquehanna County jail that stood for 32 years is being demolished. County officials say the site will be used for reentry and transitional housing. The former Susquehanna County jail was built in 1994. County officials say the facility had problems almost from the start, including issues with its heating, electrical, plumbing and sewer systems. The county closed the jail in March of 2025. County Commissioner Alan Hall said the decision came down to both the con
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