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Naturalization ceremonies are the final step for people completing the citizenship process in the U.S.
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WSKG News Director, Phoebe Taylor-Vuolo sits down with Elmira-Corning reporter Natalie Abruzzo to discuss police presence at a polling place during the Corning-Painted Post Area School District board elections and budget vote.
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In New York, registered voters have final say over most school district budgets. Voters cast their ballots earlier this week.
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There was some opposition to the $650,000 purchase price for the nursing home, which flooded in 2011.
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School districts in Steuben and Chemung counties held their annual budget votes and school board elections Tuesday. The Prattsburgh Central School District budget failed by fewer than nine votes.
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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.
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The Corning-Painted Post Area School District presented its 2026-2027 budget proposal of $160.7 million to the public for comment earlier this week.
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The Elmira City School District held a public forum Monday with the four school board candidates on the ballot. There are three seats up for election.
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The Elmira City School District held a public hearing for its proposed $160,727,766 budget for 2026-2026 on Monday. The district said its tax levy remains under the state tax cap at 1.98 percent.
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Over 130 people attended a town hall to discuss solutions to homelessness in Binghamton.
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State Senator Lea Webb received free legal services from a nonprofit she helped obtain state fundingWSKG’s Ithaca area reporter Aurora Berry spoke with Ithaca Voice Managing Editor Jimmy Jordan and reporter Gabriel Levin about their reporting on the services Webb received and concerns over a potential conflict of interest.
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The Cornell University Police Department is investigating the incident under the oversight of the university board of trustees. WSKG’s Aurora Berry spoke with News Director Phoebe Taylor-Vuolo about what the videos released show.