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Binghamton-area medical professionals criticized the Medicaid cuts, saying people will lose access to routine health checks and lifesaving prescriptions.
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Cooling centers are open all summer and some counties, like Broome, include public pools and splash pads on the list.
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At a workshop about Binghamton's Clinton Street Downtown Revitalization Initiative grant, residents can share their ideas for improvements.
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Demonstrations took place across the Southern Tier on Saturday, joining nationwide rallies in protest of the Trump administration.
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Nationwide “No Kings” rallies on Saturday will also be happening across the Southern Tier. The protests are in response to what some organizations are calling “authoritarian actions” by the Trump administration since taking office for a second term in January.
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Pride gatherings will take place this month across the region, including in Elmira, Ithaca, Binghamton, Corning and Waverly. Pride events in Elmira kickoff with an arts festival in Wisner Park on June 7.
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In early May, a patron was fatally stabbed during a community meal at Binghamton’s Salvation Army. The site closed at the request of Mayor Jared Kraham, but the Salvation Army announced Friday it will resume services using a mobile kitchen and food pantry.
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Just days after 57-year-old Endicott resident Kevin Ray was fatally stabbed during a community meal at Binghamton’s Salvation Army, Mayor Jared Kraham announced the location’s closure.
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The minor league hockey team won its second consecutive championship last week. It’s the first time in the Federal Prospects Hockey League’s history that a team has won the Commissioner's Cup two years in a row.
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Mayor Jared Kraham, a Republican, said the newly released budget recommendations would cut over $3 million from the city’s federal grant funding.