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Man One: Mural Arts in Binghamton TUES & WED!!

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On March 25 AND 26th, ManOne will be in Binghamton to engage with the Binghamton and BU Communities about public art. He has just agreed to speak at a community meeting sponsored by the Dept. of Public Art on Wednesday March 26th (gather at 6:30 program at 7 pm) at the Cooperative Gallery 213 State St. Binghamton. BU's GEN10, whose mission is to lead … [Read more...] about Man One: Mural Arts in Binghamton TUES & WED!!

City council votes ‘Aye’ for Public Art Advisory Board, Mayor David approves

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After multiple public hearings and vocal support from the Binghamton community, City Council has voted in favor of the Public Art Advisory Board. On Wednesday, March 5th, during City Council's Business Meeting, Proposed Local Law 14-1 was unanimously co-sponsored and passed, establishing a Public Art Advisory Board. Councilman Motsavage introduced it to … [Read more...] about City council votes ‘Aye’ for Public Art Advisory Board, Mayor David approves

Hancock 17 Drone War Crimes Resisters

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 from imc-Rochester Hancock 17 Drone War Crimes Resisters to Continue The first day of the trial of the Hancock 17 Drone War Crime Resisters began Friday, January 3 to a packed courtroom of over 75 supporters.and ended just after midnight early Saturday morning, January 4. The trial continues Monday, January 6 at 5 pm at the Town of Dewitt Court, 5400 … [Read more...] about Hancock 17 Drone War Crimes Resisters

Photography Contest Winners Announced

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Judges Kirk and Lesli Van Zandbergen were so impressed with the entries to the Bob Johnston Photography Competition that they found it hard to choose. So they awarded a Best of Show, 4 Judge’s Choice, and 19 Honorable Mentions. The winning photo is “Long Way Down” by Bill Baburchak. The two Judge’s Choice awards in Black & White go to “Notes on Hard Times” … [Read more...] about Photography Contest Winners Announced

Computer Pioneer Honored by Tech Works

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 Today, the Center for Technology & Innovation honors Robert B. Garner, IBM Almaden Research Center, and Donald P. Seraphim, IBM Fellow, retired, as recipients of the inaugural 2013 F. V. "Fritz" Johnson Leadership Award for their work to demonstrate a mid-20th c. IBM Endicott computer system in action to TechWorks! visitors. See the IBM 1440 team’s … [Read more...] about Computer Pioneer Honored by Tech Works

Sierra Club to Honor Augie Mueller — Lifetime Bicyclist

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The Susquehanna Group of the Sierra Club Honors Augie Mueller with the Lynda Spickard Environmental Award. January 21, 2014, at Central United Methodist Church, 17 Nanticoke Ave , Endicott. A potluck dinner will be held at 6:30 p.m., followed by the award program at 7:30 p.m. Augie Mueller, Professor Emeritus of Biology at Binghamton University, has been a … [Read more...] about Sierra Club to Honor Augie Mueller — Lifetime Bicyclist

Get the Scoop on Yogurt Businesses and Water Safety Regulations

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 The Susquehanna Chapter of the Sierra Club meets at 7:30 p.m. on Tues., December 17 at Central United Methodist Church, 17 Nanticoke Ave., Endicott The topic is: "Relaxing of NYS Regulations on Dairy Farms – Threats to Our Water So We Can Have More Greek Yogurt," with speaker Erin Riddle. Recent media attention highlighted Gov. Cuomo’s attempt to … [Read more...] about Get the Scoop on Yogurt Businesses and Water Safety Regulations

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