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Maine property owner pays $10K for Binghamton home
FOX 40 News WICZ TV
Two City Property Owners Fined by State Supreme Court
A couple of property owners in the City of Binghamton have been ordered to pay fines after failing to fix past code violations. According to the office of Mayor Kraham, the properties are at 6 Janette Avenue in the First Ward and 35 Williams St. on the East Side. The...
WSYR NewsChannel 9
Infamous Syracuse apartment building gets a makeover, welcoming former tenants back
SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR) — Skyline Apartments has an infamous past, but with a new name and a new look, management has high hopes for a fresh path forward. For years, the building on James Street was synonymous with problems. Tenants were forced to live in unsafe conditions with mold, insects, power outages, no hot water, […]
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Victor considering use of eminent domain to claim land from Eastview Mall property
The town of Victor is starting the process of considering the use of eminent domain to claim five parcels of land from the Eastview Mall property. The town board passed a resolution Monday night to schedule a public hearing on the topic. Under the proposal, the town would transfer the...
News 8 WROC
Victor begins eminent domain acquisition for five parcels at Eastview Mall
VICTOR, N.Y (WROC)— The Town of Victor has just approved a resolution to begin considering acquiring five parcels at Eastview Mall through New York’s Eminent Domain Procedure Law. The town voted unanimously on Monday to approve the next step, scheduling a public hearing to ensure the mall’s long-term economic viability. This process is the same as […]
NewsChannel 36
More apartments moving into vacant Elmira buildings
ELMIRA, N.Y. (WENY) — An Elmira developer has plans to bring more apartments to the city by converting a former department store into modern apartments. Iszards Department Store was once a staple of Elmira’s economy, but now the once-famous storefront sits abandoned on Main Street. The Iszards building...
Housing Wire
New York Adirondacks village converting WWI factory into housing
Developers broke ground to convert the Oval Wood Dish Factory in Tupper Lake into 80 affordable and workforce apartments. Financing includes $23.8 million in New York LIHTC and $12.95 million in federal and state historic tax credits. AI Summary. A World War I-era former factory in New York’s Adirondacks is...
Cultivated Media - Vertical
New York Cannabis Prices Are Falling Fast - Here's the Data
The Star Gazette
Comings and goings, key events in Elmira between 1953 and 2026
America turned 250 years old this summer. I organized a timeline of local history for a talk given earlier in July. This is part three of a three-part series . Included here are my highlights from 1953 to 2026. 1953 : Jones Court on Elmira’s Eastside opened, providing 84 units of low-income housing. A police shootout in 1984 left three dead. Eventually the facility closed and was vacant for nearly 20 years. It was refurbished as “Libertad” in 2017, with 91 units. 1954 : Local Remington Rand produced the 15 millionth typewriter made in Elmira on South Main Street. The factory closed in 1972. 1961 : The Tuffee Yunis family opened Grand Central Plaza in Horseheads with two supermarkets, Grant’s department store, 10 other stores, and a parking lot for 1,200 cars. The plaza still exists. 1961 : Elmira’s own Ernie Davis won the Heisman Trophy. Ernie, who played for Syracuse University, was the first African American to hold the title. 1964 : Twelve-year-old Mary Theresa Simpson was kidnapped in downtown Elmira. She was found murdered a few days later. Her killer was unknown for over 60 years, until 2026 . 1965 : The Ann Page opened in Horseheads, preparing