Don’t waste your vote this November. Vote for change the status quo instead. It is clear that the Democratic ticket is going to win a landslide. Vote to send a message for peace, for environmental protection, for universal health care by vote for the Green Party on Row 5. If the Greens get 50,000 votes for Governor, we win the right to be an official party in New York State.

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UPDATE 28 OCT 2006: Old content has been restored.

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A panel of three distinguished professors will present their views on this summer’s battle between Hezbollah and the state of Israel, in an open forum to be held on Monday, the 18th
of September, 2006 in the University Union “Mandela Room” of Binghamton University, beginning at 7:30 PM

After suffering a massive attack by comment-spammers, we've got the site back up for now.

But our problems are not over...

Government consolidation explored as method to save cash.
This article also appears in the autumn issue of The Bridge.

Analysis of fuelish problem.

Impeachment of president: Overdue or unwise response? This article is also included in the fall issue of The Bridge.

There are two sides to the debate between US government & Iran

New plans for art theater

Rev. Yearwoods' message: It is time for decent folks who care about the people of the Gulf Coast to come together and become Voters for Peace. Tell the politicans to bring the troops and resources home to the Gulf Coast where they are desperately needed.

Howie Hawkins, the Green Party candidate for US Senate from New York, today called upon the peace movement to provide financial support to soldiers who are punished for refusing to participate in the war. Hawkins himself was a Marine who was placed in inactive reserves after basic training for the duration of his six-year enlistment due to his anti Vietnam War activism. “The resistance by men and women in the armed services to the Vietnam War was a central element in ending that war. And the support of the antiwar movement, through the GI coffee houses, the underground newspapers, and the antiwar activists in the ranks of the armed services, made that resistance possible,” Hawkins said.

August 9th is the anniversary of the dropping of the second atomic bomb on the Japanese people -- this time on Nagasaki--in which more than 200,000 civilians perished either immediately or days following the fireblasts. The annual event will be held early this Wednesday morning and include breakfast, local speakers, and a bell ringing ceremony at Peace Park.

This is the first in a series of articles looking at the WBNG / Granite Broadcasting purchase, and what it means for Greater Binghamton. Mr. Cornwell answered through his press agent, Sandra Novotny.

Peace picnic draws array of activists

A jury of twelve found the Pitstop Ploughshares not guilty of all charges stemming from their action to disable a U.S. military plane at Shannon Airport in Ireland.

Full story at Ireland Indymedia:
www.indymedia.ie/article/77460