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Cincinnatus, NY · Education
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Binghamton HS Football | Section 4 power rankings: Forks lead the pack
Local Section 4 high school football teams are entering the second half of the regular season, beginning to prepare for sectional titles and key matchups. Here’s a look at where Binghamton-area varsity teams rank heading into Week 6: Binghamton’s Midseason Top 10 1. Chenango Forks Record: 5-0 Chenango Forks reclaimed its spot among the division's top teams after defeating Maine-Endwell in Week 4 to remain undefeated. The Blue Devils have yet to face a Section 4 team that has come close to their level of competition. 2. Maine-Endwell Record: 4-1 The Spartans held their own against top teams like Waverly and Chenango Forks and enter the latter part of the season with an offense averaging over 400 total yards per game. 3. Johnson City Record: 5-0 Johnson City continues one of its best early-season starts in program history, beating teams such as Ithaca and Owego, and shutting out a top divisional team like Susquehanna Valley. The Wildcats’ undefeated streak reveals a kind of tenacity and persistence that could carry into the postseason. 4. Horseheads Record: 4-1 Horseheads narrowly missed its chance to keep its unbeaten streak and hold a top spot after losing to Waverly by a point (27-26), but
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What's Being Built Here? Davis College transformation nears completion
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Cornell University Students Respond to the University President's Response to the Alleged 2024 Rape
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Frats need to change if they want to stay on campus
EDITORIAL: Early last week, a story came out that shook America. A Cornell University student going by Jane Doe filed a civil lawsuit against the university and seven current and former members of the Chi Phi fraternity chapter. The lawsuit alleges that she was drugged, raped and sexually assaulted by the seven men listed in the lawsuit.
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Friday Morning Lights: Auburn High School
Watch a compilation of NewsChannel 9’s Friday Morning Lights at Auburn High School AUBURN, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — We were feeling Maroon this morning. NewsChannel 9 came to you live for Week 4 of Friday Morning Lights from Auburn High School! Our first official week indoors, under those gymnasium lights. Keeping our feet warm and spirits up, […]
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Some Cornell university employees are feeling like they can’t speak out
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Binghamton-area superintendent salaries top $300K. See the list
(Correction: The salaries listed include benefits. A previous version of this story included some salary amounts without benefits.) Some New York school administrators, including assistant superintendents and certified school administrators, have budgeted salaries starting at $179,000, according to the New York State Education Department . In the Binghamton area, current superintendent salaries with benefits range from $207,569 in Harpursville to $326,430 in Binghamton, according to the state data. Several local superintendents are budgeted to earn more than $250,000. These are the salaries including benefits for local superintendents for the 2026-27 academic year, according to the most recent data collected by the NYSED. These local school districts have the highest-paid superintendents Binghamton City School District Union-Endicott School District Windsor Central School District Owego Apalachin Central School District More: Vestal has a new plan for its bus garage. Residents are pushing back 2026-27 superintendent salaries throughout the Southern Tier Tonia Thompson, Binghamton City School District : $326,430 Nicole Wolfe, Union-Endicott Central School District : $307,839. Jason Andrews, Windsor School District : $297,992 Corey Green, Owego-Apalachin Central School District : $285,917. Eric Rice, Johnson City Central School District : $282,668. Jason Van Fossen, Maine-Endwell Central School District : $268,797. Natalie Brubaker, Susquehanna Valley
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Watch: 18 News exclusive interview leading into Octagon Fair
(WETM) – Elmira College’s Octagon Fair will host its 59th year of celebrating and showcasing all that the school has to offer. 18 News’ Ben Deitrick sits down with Elmira College Senior Reilly Stedge to talk about the annual fair that showcases Elmira College to the community.
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18 Sports Blitz – 10/2
ELMIRA, N.Y. (WETM) – The 18 Sports Blitz is back with another exciting episode. The 18 Sports Blitz continued with a high powered lineup of local high school football games, including a thrilling slate from Section IV, Section V, and the NTL. Of the big winners on the night, Horseheads topped Vestal, Elmira stunned Union-Endicott, […]