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Binghamton man displays Halloween figures on lawn
TOWN OF BINGHAMTON, N.Y. (WIVT/WBGH) – Prepare to be scared. A Town of Binghamton man has filled his front lawn with a wide assortment of creepy, crawly creatures. According to his family, Randy Tokos has always loved Halloween and he’s been collecting displays for decades. Many are thrifted and many he built himself. Among the […]
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Horizon Infusions opens on Vestal Parkway
VESTAL, N.Y. (WIVT/WBGH) -A ribbon cutting was held to welcome a new infusion center to Greater Binghamton. Horizon Infusions held an open house to celebrate the opening of its location on the Vestal Parkway. The ambulatory infusion center has locations all over Ohio, one in Pennsylvania, and this is its seventh in upstate New York. […]
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Center City receives over $500K in investment
BINGHAMTON, N.Y. (WIVT/WBGH) – The 2027 City of Binghamton budget has passed, and city officials have secured just over $500,000 in investments for the new-Center City Park. The former Columbus Park along with the Binghamton Recreation Center will receive $500,000 in improvements, with the hope of getting more funding in the future.
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Kampai Japanese Steakhouse placed on NY Historic Business Registry
A staple of the Binghamton area restaurant scene for decades, Kampai Japanese Steakhouse is a go-to spot for birthdays, anniversaries, and special occasions. On Oct. 28, the restaurant was honored with placement on New York State's Historic Business Preservation Registry. The restaurant's owners were joined by Assemblywoman Donna Lupardo, who presented the award, which recognizes businesses in operation for at least 50 years. The restaurant celebrated its 50-year mark in December 2025, officially making it eligible to join the registry, which is administered by the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation. Kampai Japanese Steakhouse honored with place on New York State Historic Business Preservation Registry The restaurant was opened Dec. 19, 1975 by 20-year-old Japanese immigrant Ryoichi "Richard" Matsushima. It was the first Japanese restaurant in the Southern Tier. More: How Alexander's Cafe became a downtown Binghamton staple Speaking at the Oct. 28 press conference, Matsushima thanked the Binghamton community, to whom he said he owed his success. "The best thing that ever happened in my whole life is my discovery of Binghamton, New York," said Matsushima. "I’m forever grateful to everyone working and living together in the Southern Tier, the most beautiful and peaceful place
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Center City receives over $500K in investment
BINGHAMTON, N.Y. (WIVT/WBGH) – The 2027 City of Binghamton budget has passed, and city officials have secured just over $500,000 in investments for the new-Center City Park. The former Columbus Park along with the Binghamton Recreation Center will receive $500,000 in improvements, with the hope of getting more funding in the future. As part of […]