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Triple Cities glow-up fix: From barrier-repair and rosacea-calming facials to brightening peels and a no-downtime Glowing Facial, Christina’s Beauty Company treats the skin you actually live in.
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LUMA, an annual festival in downtown Binghamton, New York, is set to return next weekend with a goal of raising $45K for its return.
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Binghamton's First Indoor Pickleball Court, "The Paddle House," will host an open house on Sept.
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Sen. Dean Murray is campaigning for New York State's $20 billion in unclaimed funds, which can be found in forgotten accounts, checks, deposits, and other assets held by the state.
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Binghamton, New York, has fined property owner Bob Kuzel of Maine $10,000 to settle a case about a dangerous front porch at 35 William St.
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New York State Electricity & Gas (NYSEG) has been accused of using incorrect temperature data in certain billing calculations, causing some upstate customers to face additional charges.
Full story at riverreporter.com ↗
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