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Screenshot from video shared with WSKG show Cornell University President Michael Kotlikoff reversing his car into a student following an event Thursday night.
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Videos showed Cornell’s president backing his car into a student. The university committee reviewing the incident says no one will be charged
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An ad hoc committee of the university’s board of trustees said the Tompkins County District Attorney’s office determined that no one involved should be criminally charged, based on evidence collected by the Cornell University Police Department.
Corning-Painted Post Area School District administration building.
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$150.7 million budget, 2.56 percent tax levy, 3 open board seats in Corning school district elections
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Elmira City School District administration building.
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Elmira City School District budget up $5.3 million, tax levy under tax cap at 1.98 percent
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Elmira City School District school board member candidates participated in a public forum May 11, 2026. (l-r) Karah Sheahan, Caitlin Fields, Sara Lattin and Kellie Lowman.
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Two incumbents, two newcomers seek spots on Elmira City School District board
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A break out group at a town hall about homelessness in Binghamton May 13, 2026.
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Binghamton holds community discussion about homelessness following killing of 45-year-old man
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