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Binghamton community contends with ongoing housing crisis amid tragedies (opens the original)
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Over the past year, the Binghamton area has suffered several tragedies in the loss of several unhoused individuals — sparking a conversation in the community about the treatment of unhoused people in the area. Just one month after Peter Bennedum, an unhoused man residing in the City of Binghamton, died from his injuries after being beaten by five teenagers on April 27, six people died in a fire at the Knights Inn in Endwell, which was being used as a shelter for unhoused families. The incidents
Agreement between Broome County Sheriff’s Office and ICE ends in accordance with state law (opens the original)
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The Broome County Sheriff’s Office agreement with Immigration Customs and Enforcement was terminated on August 25. The termination comes as a result of the “Local Cops, Local Crimes” Act, which was signed into New York state law last May and put an end to 287(g) agreements — contracts between local police departments and ICE — across the state. Broome County Sheriff Fred Akshar held a press conference on Wednesday to discuss the termination of the agreement and the lawsuit filed by several sheri
Binghamton City Council urges Kraham to terminate Flock Safety contract (opens the original)
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The Binghamton City Council passed a resolution urging Mayor Jared Kraham to terminate the city’s existing contracts with Flock Safety on Aug. 6. The legislation comes after widespread concern regarding the practices of Flock Safety, the security company that provides the Binghamton area with cameras and automated license plate readers. In addition to advocating for an end to Binghamton’s current contract with the company, the resolution asks the city not to enter new agreements until local poli
Tom & Marty’s owner speaks on recent raids on local bars (opens the original)
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The owner of a local bar called out practices surrounding recent enforcement measures against underage drinking in Downtown Binghamton. Lawrence P. Shea, co-owner of Tom and Marty’s, spoke with Pipe Dream about the police raids taking place in bars frequented by Binghamton University students. Shea voiced concerns about student safety and public health, advocating for a more preventative approach to the use of fake IDs and underage alcohol consumption. “Binghamton University, with the city, has
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