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- Sep 29, 2026
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Binghamton to host homecoming in celebration of 80th birthday (opens the original)
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BINGHAMTON, N.Y. (WBNG) -- Binghamton University (BU) is hosting its homecoming this weekend, from Friday, Oct. 2 through Sunday, Oct. 4. This year’s homecoming celebrates the university’s 80th birthday and monumental anniversaries of several campus organizations. “We’re welcoming back about 1,200 alumni this weekend for homecoming weekend. We have roughly 90 programs scheduled throughout three days,” said Tenley Peak, Associate Director of Alumni Affinity Programs. The weekend will kick off on
Harpursville High School celebrates ‘Dolly Day’ with book drive and music (opens the original)
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HARPURSVILLE, N.Y. (WBNG) -- Harpursville High School celebrated “Dolly Day” to honor the late country singer Dolly Parton. As a part of the school’s “Feel Good Fridays,” the school paid tribute to the singer by hosting a book drive, a dress-up day and playing Parton’s music in the hallways. “Just seemed like the way she always put her community first and always gave back literacy was always something she promoted and what better place to do that than school,” said school nurse Becky Adolf. Scho
Endicott man arrested for allegedly threatening parking enforcement officer over ticket (opens the original)
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BROOME COUNTY, N.Y. (WBNG) -- Endicott Police arrested a man on Thursday for allegedly threatening a parking enforcement officer. Doley F. Heyward was arrested on Sept. 24 for second-degree obstruction of governmental administration after he allegedly threatened a village enforcement officer ticketing an illegally parked vehicle on Washington Avenue. Police say Heyward made threats that prevented the parking officer from issuing the ticket, then fled from the area in the vehicle. Endicott police
Johnson City awarded $3.687 million dollars for lead service line replacement (opens the original)
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JOHNSON CITY, N.Y. (WBNG) -- The Village of Johnson City has been awarded a multi-million-dollar state grant to support lead service line replacement. New York State’s Lead Infrastructure Forgiveness and Transformation (LIFT) Grant Program awarded Johnson City $3.687 million to replace lead service lines to improve the village’s drinking water. “Safe, reliable drinking water is one of the most basic responsibilities of local government, and this award gives Johnson City an important resource to
Preventing frozen pipes and heating failures: Local tips to get winter-ready (opens the original)
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BINGHAMTON, N.Y. (WBNG) -- With the winter months approaching, it’s never too early to start preparing. Auchinachie Services shared tips on how to plan for the cold and snowy season ahead. “On the real cold days, if you’ve got areas that are prone to freezing, under kitchen cabinets, those are usually prone areas,” said Chris Holleran, general manager of Auchinachie Services. “Leave the cabinets open; if it’s going to be minus, leave the faucet on a very slow drip so it’s discharging some water.
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