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Whitney Point family resource center closes doors, shifts to new partnerships (opens the original)
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WHITNEY POINT, N.Y. -- The PAL Family Resource Center in Whitney Point is closing its physical location after nearly two years of serving families in northern Broome County. Mothers & Babies Perinatal Network operated the center on Main Street since late 2024. Leaders say rising utility costs and the loss of key grant funding made it impossible to keep the building open. The center served an estimated 100 families, offering free services including youth education, health insurance assistance and
Bipartisan group urges Hochul to sign rural suicide prevention bill (opens the original)
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ITHACA, N.Y. -- A bipartisan coalition of state lawmakers and advocates gathered Tuesday with a unified message for Gov. Kathy Hochul: sign the bill establishing New York’s Rural Suicide Prevention Council. The legislation, sponsored by Assemblymember Anna Kelles and Sen. Pam Helming, passed both houses of the Legislature earlier this year to address a disparity in mental healthcare between rural and urban areas. Under the bill, a dedicated task force within the Office of Mental Health would ret
Women’s Water Walk protests pipeline proposal (opens the original)
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SIDNEY, N.Y. (WBNG) --A group of Indigenous grandmothers, community members and other advocates are walking more than 100 miles to protest a proposed pipeline. Actor and activist Mark Ruffalo joined them along the way. The Women’s Water Walk began Sept. 19 in Sidney. The group is following the proposed route of the Constitution Pipeline, walking 108 miles through the Southern Tier and Catskills. The pipeline was rejected by the state in 2016 over concerns about its impact on water quality. Oppon
Binghamton event attempts three Guinness World Records in one day (opens the original)
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BINGHAMTON, N.Y. -- Hundreds of puzzle enthusiasts gathered in Binghamton in an attempt to break three Guinness World Records in a single day. The event started Saturday morning in the Collier Street parking lot, where hundreds assembled to try to make the world’s largest human jigsaw puzzle. “I’m just here to set a record and have a little bit of fun,” said Cordelia Tanner, a puzzler. “It’s a lot of moving parts and a lot of people trying to work for a common goal.” The goal was to beat the cur
Hochul announces $42 million for youth employment program (opens the original)
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BINGHAMTON, N.Y. -- Gov. Kathy Hochul announced $42 million for the Youth Employment Program Wednesday, connecting youth to jobs and supporting New York’s efforts to reduce gun violence. The funding includes $2.2 million for the Southern Tier region. The funding will provide job opportunities and training to at-risk youth in communities across the state. The program is part of New York state’s Gun Involved Violence Elimination initiative, or GIVE, which operates in 21 counties outside New York C
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