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Community Memorial Hospital expands orthopedics team
HAMILTON — The Community Memorial Hospital network continues to seek to meet the growing demand for specialty patient care with the addition of a new physician assistant to the orthopedics team. Jackie Ireland, PA-C, will work alongside Dr. Kamaljeet Banga in both the outpatient and operating room settings. Ireland...
Just Breathe Dispensary Welcomes Silly Nice’s Diamond Powder & Frosted Hash Balls to Binghamton, NY
Just Breathe Dispensary, located at 75 Court St, Binghamton, NY 13901, is making waves in the cannabis scene with its latest offerings from Silly Nice. The dispensary now proudly stocks Silly Nice’s highly sought-after Diamond Powder and Frosted Hash Balls, adding to its extensive selection of premium cannabis products.
Binghamton Zoning Board Of Appeals Holds Meeting On 187 Clinton Street Project
On Tuesday Binghamton's Zoning Board of Appeals met to discus the development of an affordable housing project located in Binghamton's first ward. The board spoke with a representative from the Metro Group Properties who are aiming to build a 40 million dollar multi-use apartment building at 187 Clinton Street. Developers...
The Johnson City Arch Restoration Project Facing Slight Delay
With the help of grant funding from the Village of Johnson City, the project to restore the arch is in full stride, aiming to remove damaged stone from the decades-old arch that may be hazardous and worn down. Upon the project's start, Crews quickly realized that they may have more...
Broome County district attorney warns residents about Publishers Clearing House scam
The Broome County District Attorney's Office is issuing an alert to residents, especially seniors, to be aware of a telephone scam targeting people in the Binghamton area. District Attorney Paul Battisti said individuals posing as representatives from Publishers Clearing House are calling to inform victims they won a substantial prize.
Freeville officials update solicitation law from 2011
Freeville officials updated a solicitation-related law that had been in effect in the village since 2011. Last Tuesday, May 7, the Village Board of Trustees unanimously approved a new law that will replace the old law. According to village board member David Fogel, the law from 2011 “eased some of...
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