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"We're taking these [properties] and viewing them as opportunities."
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“As the city figures out what's the best way to move forward and achieve that goal, having this support from the federal funding will help us do that."
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Enacting these initiatives would use roughly $200,000 of the city's ARPA funds.
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There have been nearly 50 overdoses since this year began, more than half in the past two weeks.
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The mayor’s office urged residents to call the 211 helpline to start an application.
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The Binghamton City Council voted Tuesday to earmark $3 million for renovations at the Town and Country Apartments, which serves low-income residents on the city's North Side. But the decision has faced pushback.
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Republicans appear poised to maintain control of the mayor’s office for another four years.
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Binghamton's mayoral candidates respond to the questions left unasked and unanswered during last month's mayoral debate.
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Ken Butler will not be on the ballot, but has been rallying support for a write-in campaign.
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Both candidates will participate in a League of Women Voters Debate to discuss their candidacy and perspective on several policy issues impacting the city.