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Jane Doe’s Lawyer Fears Evidence in Cornell Case Is Gone: ‘They Started Deleting Everything’
Attorney Thomas Giuffra claims the accused fraternity members “knew they were in trouble”
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Teacher of the Week: Krista Little
We continue our Teacher of the Week series in the Vestal School District with Krista Little, a special education teacher at Vestal Hills Elementary School who focuses on building relationships with her students and helping them to overcome academic challenges. FOX 40’s Teacher of the Week is sponsored by Springbrook....
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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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Vote now for Guthrie Athlete of the Week for events of Sept. 26-Oct. 2
High school sports for the fall season are in high gear as October rolls around, which brings with it another opportunity to vote for the Guthrie Athlete of the Week. There are 10 nominees for events of Sept. 26 to Oct. 2, 2026, from the coverage areas of the Binghamton Press & Sun-Bulletin, Elmira Star-Gazette, Ithaca Journal and Corning Leader. Reader nominations are welcome each week. To submit a nomination for events of Oct. 3-9, email alegare@usatodayco.com by noon Saturday, Oct. 10. Vote below for this week's winner. Voting is unlimited until noon Thursday, Oct. 8. Just refresh the page after each time you vote to be able to vote as often as you'd like. More: See who was voted Guthrie Athlete of Week for events of Sept. 19-25 This week's nominees: Tsadia Bercuvitz, Ithaca girls cross country Bercuvitz outpaced the field by more than 20 seconds, posting a winning time of 17:39.1 on the 5,000-meter course at the Baldwinsville Invitational on Sept. 26. Melania Cheplick, Thomas A. Edison volleyball Cheplick had 18 digs, nine kills, and four aces in Edison's 3-1 win over Dryden. John Graham, Corning football Graham rushed for 170 yards and three touchdowns on 12 carries
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Binghamton University 2026 Hall of Fame Class honored
The 2026 Class of the Binghamton University Athletics Hall of Fame class was honored on Saturday. This year's class features four inductees: Lois B. DeFleur, Amanda Casares, Dave Ciocchi, and Jessica Phillips. Lois B. DeFleur - Binghamton University President. DeFleur was the first female president in Binghamton University history when...
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Binghamton University College Republicans host talk with Curtis Sliwa
Curtis Sliwa, candidate in the 2025 New York City mayoral election and a perennial presence in the city’s politics, spoke at Binghamton University for an event hosted by BU College Republicans, Turning Point USA and the Leadership Institute. Sliwa, who ran on the Republican and Protect Animals ballot lines,...
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Syracuse schools roll out 'i-Ready' as screen time concerns grow statewide
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — As students return to classrooms across Central New York with school-issued iPads and Chromebooks, a growing national movement is pushing schools to monitor and minimize screen use for children — raising questions about whether New York will pull back on classroom technology or embrace it.