Yes, Peanut Butter Is Considered A Liquid According To The TSA
A liquid is considered anything that has no definite shape and takes a shape dictated by its container.
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The 15 Best Outdoor Dining Spots in New York's Southern Tier
"Where in the Southern Tier do you go for the best outdoor dining spot?"
Why Does New York Smell So Good After Rain?
As we in Binghamton get ready to make the switch from the snowy season to the rainy season, one question remains. Why does it smell so good after it rains?
New York Wants to Attract Video Game Developers
New York State is looking to use a tax credit program to help attract a rapidly expanding industry to the state, video game development.
Do the Amish Pay Taxes in New York?
Do the Amish actually have to pay taxes in New York? There are some pretty big misconceptions and we're here to clear them up.
Did You See That Cryptic Message On The Blockbuster Website?
Would you go back to a video store to rent movies if it were a choice again in the Southern Tier?
Eggstravaganza Returns To The Binghamton Ross Park Zoo
The Ross Park Zoo is the fifth oldest zoo in America, and one of their first fun spring events is happening on Friday and Saturday, April 7th and 8th, Easter weekend.
Road Trip! Ten Stops to Make on a Visit to Historic Old Forge, NY
Old Forge has a population of less than 1,000 residents. But it is a special summertime destination for thousands of New Yorkers. Here are ten places to consider on your next visit to this Adirondack treasure.
Amtrak Could Restore Scranton to New York City Service
According to a press release, Amtrak is exploring the feasibility of restoring passenger service from Scranton, Pennsylvania to New York City.
Cornell University Student Sings Her Way to American Idol
A Cornell University student and former intern with the Broome County Public Defender's Office has earned a spot on the American Idol singing competition.