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“It is an irreplaceable asset and one of the few remaining downtown department stores in America,” Binghamton Mayor Jared Kraham said.
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Binghamton Mayor Jared Kraham said the $99.4 million budget will include investments in housing, public safety and infrastructure.
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Binghamton Mayor Jared Kraham says, so far, engineers have found some issues with some of the structures, but nothing that poses imminent danger.
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Binghamton City Council voted to decrease the number of positions and increase salaries in the code enforcement office. But there’s already some desire to bring those positions back.
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Hamail Waddell is denying a plea deal offered in response to his violent arrest earlier this year, as his attorneys allege the city of Binghamton is influencing the legal proceedings.
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Mayor Kraham says in the long term, the city plans to use some of the parcel for new commercial development and green space.
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In an effort to increase recruitment and retention in the city of Binghamton’s code enforcement office, city officials are proposing cutting positions and increasing salaries.
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The proposal would have a regular formula for the state to divvy up funding for municipalities that maintain their own water and sewer infrastructure.
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Last year, the city allocated $2.75 million to bring the stadium up to compliance with Major League Baseball’s standards.
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Binghamton Mayor Jared Kraham said an investigation into the violent arrest of Hamail Waddell on New Year’s Day remains ongoing, with no exact timeline for its conclusion.