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Measles Case Confirmed at Broome County Hospital; Patient Lives Outside County (opens the original)
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The Broome County Health Department confirmed Tuesday that a patient treated at a local hospital tested positive for measles. The patient is not a Broome County resident and has been discharged. Officials say the general risk to the public remains low. The health department says the patient went to a local hospital on September 26 for measles exposure and symptoms. On September 29, test results came back positive. Health officials say they collected contact information for people who may have b
Binghamton Housing Authority Workers to Address City Council in Push to Unionize (opens the original)
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Binghamton Housing Authority Workers to Address City Council in Push to Unionize Binghamton Housing Authority workers plan to address City Council on Monday as they try to form a union with CSEA. According to a union release, workers will ask the council for voluntary recognition of their bargaining unit so they can begin contract negotiations without delay. The meeting is scheduled for Monday, Sept. 28, at 6 p.m. inside City Council Chambers. Housing authority employees and CSEA representative
Broome Unemployment Rate Holds at 4.5% as More Residents Find Work (opens the original)
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Broome Unemployment Rate Holds at 4.5% as More Residents Find Work Broome Countyâs unemployment rate held at 4.5% in August, unchanged from July and from August 2025, according to new numbers released Tuesday by the New York State Department of Labor. The number of Broome residents who were employed increased by 1,100, to 82,500. The number of unemployed Broome residents was unchanged at 3,900. The Binghamton metro area, which includes Broome and Tioga counties, also saw no change in its joble
Hochul Announces Next Steps On New York AI Safety Law Ahead Of 2027 Start (opens the original)
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Governor Kathy Hochul on Monday, September 21, 2026, announced the next steps in New Yorkâs AI safety law, which takes effect at the start of 2027. Starting in November, New York will require the biggest AI companies to register with the state. Under the RAISE Act, companies must comply with new requirements on transparency, safety, and incident reporting. A new state office called DIGIT, created under the New York State Department of Financial Services, will oversee the law. Attorney General
Southern Tier Towns Get State Grants to Jumpstart Sewer and Wastewater Plans (opens the original)
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Southern Tier Towns Get State Grants to Jumpstart Sewer and Wastewater Plans 9-21-26 Three Southern Tier communities were awarded state grant money to jumpstart wastewater and sewer projects. Binghamton will receive two $50,000 grants. The towns of Union and Owego will each receive $50,000. The money pays for engineering reports, the first step before towns can apply for construction funding and larger state loans and grants. It was awarded as part of Governor Kathy Hochulâs Climate Week packa
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