SchoolsJohnson City Elementary/Primary School reports 68 Black students enrolled for 2025-26
Johnson City Elementary/Primary School had 68 Black students enrolled for the 2025-26 term, the New York State Education Department reports.
GovernmentSouth Central New York service members remembered this week ending June 20 for their sacrifice in war
BusinessHouse passes anti-fraud legislative package supported by Congressman Langworthy
Non-profitGuthrie Clinic appoints Patricia Lohr as chief nurse executive starting June 22
SchoolsThomas K. Beecher School enrollment includes 60 multiracial students in 2025-26
GovernmentFDA inspects Big Yield Growers, LLC in Endicott for food safety on April 7
SchoolsBinghamton High School reports 36.5% of students are white for 2025-26
BusinessLowest regular gas price in Chemung County available at $4.25 per gallon in week ending May 30
Non-profitUHS Oncology Services hosts annual Cancer Survivors Day Picnic in Binghamton
SchoolsCortland High School had 11 Asian and Pacific Islander students for 2025-26
Tom O’Mara calls for rural suicide prevention council and criticizes New York’s fiscal policies
New York State Senator Tom O’Mara advocated for a Rural Suicide Prevention Council and critiqued state spending policies in tweets posted between June 11–13, 2026.
George F. Johnson Elementary School counts 48 Hispanic students for 2025-26
George F. Johnson Elementary School had 48 Hispanic students enrolled for the 2025-26 school year, data from the New York State Education Department shows.
Nick Langworthy highlights anti-fraud efforts and legislation in recent social media posts
Congressman Nick Langworthy used Twitter on June 11-12 to discuss federal anti-fraud initiatives and related legislation targeting misuse of taxpayer funds.
Caryl E. Adams Primary School enrolls 2 Asian and Pacific Islander students in 2025-26
During the 2025-26 school year, Asian and Pacific Islander students made up 0.5% of Caryl E. Adams Primary School's population.