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Anne D’Alleva is currently the provost and executive vice president for academic affairs at the University of Connecticut. She is set to start her position at Binghamton on November 1.
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The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation wants the public to weigh in on thousands of acres of public lands in Steuben, Chemung and Schuyler counties.
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A jury ruled former Undersheriff Walter Moulton was pushed out and his career sabotaged when he sought to run for sheriff.
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Mayor Jared Kraham says under eminent domain law the owners of the shopping plaza have 90 days to respond to the purchase offer for the 21.5 acre property.
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Some attendees at a March panel featuring former leaders from Israel and the Palestinian Authority were arrested and charged with disorderly conduct.
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Officials say the gunman, Carmine Faino, 61, shot and killed neighbor Lori Wasko, 57, in front of her home. He then opened fire on state troopers Joseph Perechinsky and William Jenkins III, who responded to the scene shortly before 11:30a.m.
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A special council meeting in the town of Corning last month left some residents with more questions than answers. It also brought up questions about local government transparency and Open Meetings Law.
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Binghamton Mayor Jared Kraham added that ICE recruiting could harm local policing. The federal immigration agency plans to hire 10,000 new agents by offering large signing bonuses and benefits.
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The mayor placed Binghamton Police Chief Joseph Zikuski on administrative leave after his girlfriend was filmed punching two teenagers in Johnson City.
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The Southern Tier saw the largest growth in upstate New York so far this year.
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WSKG Managing Editor Phoebe Taylor-Vuolo talks with Ithaca reporter Aurora Berry about child care in New York.
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WSKG's Aurora Berry spoke with Legislative Chair Dan Klein about the cause of that potential shortfall and what the county is going to do about it.