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Democrats on Binghamton City Council proposed legislation to hire a third party to conduct an independent investigation of the arrest of Hamail Waddell earlier this month, which Mayor Jared Kraham says is “moot” now the attorney general is involved.
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The charges stem from a City Council meeting last summer.
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The city will also lower the maximum height property owners can keep their lawns from 10 inches to eight inches.
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The City of Binghamton has tabled its plan to build a multi-million dollar youth and community center for Columbus Park.
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Enacting these initiatives would use roughly $200,000 of the city's ARPA funds.
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The renovations include upgrades to locker rooms, dining areas and training facilities as dictated by Major League Baseball standards.
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Binghamton city officials say they plan to address water ponding on the new Recreation Park tennis courts later this year.
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"We're not disparaging, we're not throwing anybody under the bus, but I think we can do a little bit better."
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The Binghamton City Council voted Tuesday to earmark $3 million for renovations at the Town and Country Apartments, which serves low-income residents on the city's North Side. But the decision has faced pushback.
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“Because now they’re pushing community members out and renting their units out to students, and we have to have a plan for that."