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WIVT News 34

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Trinity Church to hold all-Mozart concert

BINGHAMTON, N.Y. (WIVT/WBGH) – Mozart fans are in luck, as a local church is hosting a free concert honoring one of history’s greatest composers. Trinity Memorial Episcopal Church is hosting an all-Mozart concert Sunday, featuring three of his major works. The performance includes Fantasia in F Minor on the organ by Amanda Mole, Horn Concerto […]

Binghamton, NY · 8d

WIVT News 34

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Binghamton High’s Main Street entrance open after 40 years

BINGHAMTON, N.Y. (WIVT/WBGH) – For the first time in over 40 years, visitors to Binghamton High are entering the school through its original front entrance. The district cut the ribbon this morning on renovations to the school’s historic Main Street entrance. The entryway had stopped being used in the early 80’s when what was then […]

Binghamton, NY · 11d

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Some New York Times Readers’ Veyesque Cartoons Revealed

Last month The New York Times ran their obituary of cartoonist P.C. Vey and at the same time asked readers to submit cartoons in a PC Vey vein i.e., “humor in the absurdities of everyday life.”. With a deadline of Oct. 20 The Times has sorted the “more than...

New York · 9d

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Off the Easel: Apalachin Artist Rachel Consolazio Creates Pattern-Inspired Ceramic Art

Rachel Consolazio is a ceramic artist and watercolor painter. Surprisingly, these two very different disciplines complement each other perfectly. Although Consolazio’s primary focus is ceramics, her paintings provide the genesis for the designs adorning her pottery surfaces. “My illustrated ceramic pieces celebrate my love of color, pattern and the...

Owego, NY · 9d

New York Post

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Kathy Hochul celebrates at watch party

New York · 10d

WKBN

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'Welcome to the rock': Local theater vets take on powerful 9/11 musical

New York · 9d

FOX 40 News WICZ TV

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100 Years Ago: November 2, 2026

100 Years Ago is brought to you by AVRE. 100 years ago today, the political campaign for 1926 has ended and it only remains now for voters to go to the polls tomorrow and make their choice of the candidates. After the polls close, election results will be projected by stereopticon, onto a large screen on the Chenango Street side of the Phelps Bank building.

Broome County, NY · 11d

92.9 WBUF

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Western New York Native Voice Of Beloved Christmas Character

You Might Hear A Western New York Accent When You Watch This Movie

New York · 9d

WKYC

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‘Ditch the witch’ chant breaks out after Vance references Kathy Hochul

New York · 11d

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This Llama Hiking Adventure In New York Is More Fun Than A Trip To The Zoo

Somewhere in Ballston Spa, New York, a llama is waiting for you, and honestly, that llama is more excited about your visit than most people you know. Dakota Ridge Farm, LLC is the kind of place that sounds made up when you first hear about it, but once you go, you’ll spend the rest of your life telling everyone about it.

Ballston Spa, NY · 13d

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Cortland County Farm Bureau wins statewide social media competition

CORTLAND, NY (607NewsNow) – The Cortland County Farm Bureau is receiving recognition. In October, the New York Farm Bureau conducted a statewide social media contest asking farm bureaus to produce a 30-second video explaining why it’s important to be a farm bureau member. With the tagline “Farm Bureau...

Cortland County, NY · 11d

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Watchdog says NY taxpayers pay $68,538 per film job

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEXSTAR) — New York taxpayers pay Hollywood almost $68,538 per full-time film job, according to watchdog group Reinvent Albany. On Friday, they broke down the $1.2 billion in state subsidies paid to the film and television industries in 2025. “The film/TV production tax credit is truly a...

New York · 11d

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Historic Main Street Entrance Reopens at Binghamton High School After More Than 40 Years

A historic piece of Binghamton High School is welcoming visitors once again after more than four decades. The Binghamton City School District held a ribbon cutting ceremony Monday morning to celebrate the restoration of the school's historic Main Street entrance, which had not been used since Binghamton Central and Binghamton North high schools merged in 1982.

Binghamton, NY · 12d

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New York High School Students ‘Crash Out’ at Teacher After She Gives Them Zeros for Poor Class Performance: ‘These Kids Don’t Take Nothing Serious’

A New York high school teacher has gone viral after sharing a video of her students getting upset over the zeros she entered into their gradebook. The teacher said she had pushed for extra classes to help the seniors prepare for exams they needed to pass before graduating in June. However, she became frustrated when some of them skipped classes, failed to complete their work, performed poorly on assessments, and refused to take their studies seriously.

New York · 15d

GOLF.com

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Tiger Woods to design new golf course on Long Island

With his competitive career on hold, Tiger Woods is keeping busy with course design, including a newly announced project in New York. The post Tiger Woods to design new golf course on Long Island appeared first on Golf .

New York · 11d

Hyperallergic

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10 Art Shows to See in Upstate New York This November

Julia Whitney Barnes’s organic paradise, Emily Nomer’s mystical geometric paintings, Maria Molteni’s conversations with the divine, and more. As autumn unfolds across the East Coast, people around the United States are visiting the polls. May we strip the monsters of power and steer this nation out of its ghoulish ambiance and toward soulful care, not continued scare. In step with the changing times, a robust round of exhibitions in Upstate New York invites you to experience the treats of the season. At Ipso Facto Gallery in Hudson, artists explore creative modalities for surviving the technological hellscape of contemporary life, while Public Private Gallery presents outrageous sculptural works by legendary artists Judy Pfaff and Michael David. Ann Street Gallery features dynamic works by the three artists chosen for their 2026 Emerging Artist Fellowship, and Tyte Gallery showcases a series of lush botanical works on paper by Julia Whitney Barnes. Geometrically inspired paintings by Emily Nomer at Gallery 40 yield bright mystical visions, while a group show at Yellow Studio Arts Center celebrates the commonplace as muse. To all those who fear these hellish times, no more tricks! We conjure our determination and perseverance in the face of ghastly evil!

New York · 11d

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This Small New York Community’s Golf Course Just Ranked No. 2 Among The Best Public Courses In The State

Two old farms became a nine-hole golf course in 1941, paid for by a furniture company and a wire company. Today, that same ground holds the No. 2 public course in New York for 2026, according to GolfPass Golfers’ Choice. The greens are bent grass, and golfers keep calling...

New York · 16d

CNY News

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They're Putting the Johnson City Arch Back Together Again

The century-old Square Deal Arch at the Binghamton city line is finally returning after a major restoration project.

Johnson City, NY · 15d

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Review: The Only Living Pickpocket In New York

Harry is an old-school hustler. A classic native New Yorker, he moves through life lubricating palms with cash, relying on his wits and connections. But times are changing for Harry. His daily pickpocket take isn’t green bills and wristwatches; it’s credit cards and cell phones. Then, one unfortunate night, it becomes cryptocurrency and a handgun.

New York · 12d

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One Small Town’s History Depends on Who’s Telling It

Every town has its stories: The local hero. The notorious villain. The treasure that put the place on the map. Ask enough questions, though, and the accounts start to differ. Someone’s grandfather remembers it another way. Someone else has a document. And another has a very good reason for preferring the version everybody already knows.

New York · 12d