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Mariam Zuhaib/APThe House of Representatives passed President Trump’s spending and tax cut bill Thursday. The bill heads to the president’s desk for his signature. -
Natalie Abruzzo/WSKG NewsResidents in the town of Corning have unanswered questions after the town council approved payment for a legal matter on Tuesday. This comes as the town supervisor faces three felony charges. -
Allison Dinner/AP PhotoAlmost 3 million New Yorkers utilize the food assistance program. -
Celia Clarke/WSKG NewsBinghamton-area medical professionals criticized the Medicaid cuts, saying people will lose access to routine health checks and lifesaving prescriptions.
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Over 40 Binghamton residents gathered to share their ideas for the Clinton Street Downtown Revitalization Initiative. Grants will be available for funding from the project. -
The Allen-Berry Bridge in Elmira received its new plaque this week to highlight two local pioneering civil rights leaders: A’Don Allen and Bessie Berry. The bridge was renamed the Allen-Berry Bridge during a Juneteenth ceremony last year. -
Cooling centers are open all summer and some counties, like Broome, include public pools and splash pads on the list. -
Voters cast ballots in primaries across New York on Tuesday. General elections will be held November 4. -
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At a workshop about Binghamton's Clinton Street Downtown Revitalization Initiative grant, residents can share their ideas for improvements. -
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WSKG’s Phoebe Taylor-Vuolo spoke with WSKG Ithaca reporter Aurora Berry about the potential impact of Cornell’s plan to cut costs in the wake of federal challenges to universities.
