Bob Joseph
New Reporter at WNBF 1290 (Binghamton, NY)
Anchor at Binghamton Now on News Radio 1290 WNBF
Anchor at First News on News Radio 1290 WNBF
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1 week ago |
wnbf.com | Bob Joseph
The long-awaited sale of the 13-acre former Davis College campus in Johnson City has been completed. Businessman Adam Weitsman said the $4.5 million deal closed Thursday. He had acquired the property in December 2019. The Riverside Drive site was sold to developer Dave Drew, who plans to transform the former private Baptist bible college into a 75-unit apartment complex. The property is to be called Riverside Gardens. Plans for the project also call for a restaurant and gym.
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wnbf.com | Bob Joseph
People passing the site of the former IBM Country Club just west of Johnson City have been curious about the nature of a construction project that's now underway. Workers have been busy digging a deep hole on a site on Watson Boulevard in the town of Union. Some of those who have noticed the activity were under the impression it was related to the long-planned development of a new supply well for the village of Endicott water system.
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wnbf.com | Bob Joseph
A fitness center in downtown Binghamton is preparing to open a custom-designed salt sauna facility. Planning for the project at JOG33 Downtown began about a year ago. Construction of the Himalayan pink salt sauna took about six months to complete. JOG33 Downtown is located at 33 Court Street in Binghamton.
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wnbf.com | Bob Joseph
New York state has finally given the go-ahead for the long-awaited restoration of the century-old carousel at Ross Park in Binghamton. The city has been planning the project that will relocate the historic merry-go-round to another spot in the park for more than a decade. A sign advises Ross Park visitors that the carousel is being renovated. (Photo: Bob Joseph/WNBF News)Ross Park Zoo executive director Phillip Ginter said the city has received state approval for the planned restoration.
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wnbf.com | Bob Joseph
Drivers should watch out for lane closures on Interstate 81 and Route 17 near the Brandywine Highway in Binghamton. According to the state Department of Transportation, the traffic pattern changes will start Saturday. I-81 southbound will be reduced to a single lane starting at Exit 13. Route 17 eastbound will be reduced to one lane beginning at Exit 72. FLASHBACK: A lane on Interstate 81 in Binghamton was closed approaching a work zone on March 12, 2025.
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ALWAYS PULL OVER: Let emergency vehicles pass as they respond to a call. https://t.co/lpSfBTO341
BROKEN GAS PUMP: No more fuel for you! It seems this Speedway station near Binghamton will never reopen. The Taco Bell team is moving in! https://t.co/qmPbYXANcG https://t.co/R4QAlkAkhV
DEMOLITION IN PROGRESS: It was finally time to knock down the eyesore that had been created by an abandoned Speedway store near Binghamton. Watch as the place is torn down, then read the WNBF News story for details on the future Taco Bell restaurant: https://t.co/qmPbYXANcG https://t.co/o7J6Z9axev