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Binghamton Guthrie-Lourdes nurses file to unionize BINGHAMTON, N.Y. (WIVT/WBGH) – Binghamton Guthrie-Lourdes hospital nurses and their respective attorneys filed to unionize on June 16. According to the National Labor Relations Board, 340 nurses ar…

Binghamton Democrats Condemn Racist Threat Against State Senator, Demand Investigation The Binghamton Democratic Committee is calling for action after a local man made what they call a racist threat against Senator Lea Webb on social media.

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Donate to Help Honor Michelle Woolfolk’s Memory, organized by Tonia McCants On Monday, June 22, our beloved sister Michelle Woolfolk tragically lost her life … Tonia McCants needs your support for Help Honor Michelle Woolfolk’s Memory

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A devastating fire has left individuals and families in our community without a place to live. In a matter of moments, residents lost not only their housing, but also many of their personal belongings, clothing, medications, and essential items.

Today, our neighbors need us.

We are launching the Knights Inn Emergency Relief Fund to provide immediate assistance to those displaced by this tragedy. Donations will help meet urgent needs such as temporary housing, food, clothing, transportation, hygiene supplies and other critical supports as individuals and families begin the difficult process of rebuilding their lives.

When crisis strikes, our community responds. Together, we can help ensure that those affected by this fire have the resources, support, and hope they need in the days and weeks ahead.

Donate here https://uwbroome.harnessgiving.org/campaigns/21351.

Physical/in-kind donations are not currently needed. Please call 2-1-1 if you are looking for a place to donate goods.

We extend our heartfelt condolences to the families of the deceased and we are pushing hard for those who were injured. Thank you to the Red Cross and to all First Responders.

The company behind a planned $57.6 million housing development in the town of Big Flats in Chemung County is seeking a 30-year tax abatement from the county Industrial Development Agency (IDA). Some residents and town officials have concerns.

WSKG’s Elmira-Corning reporter Natalie Abruzzo spoke to News Director Phoebe Taylor-Vuolo about the situation.

For the full debrief, visit WSKG.org

Story by Natalie Abruzzo and Phoebe Taylor-Vuolo/WSKG News
Photo by Natalie Abruzzo/WSKG News