Binghamton man killed in Susquehanna County car crash
Police say 24-year-old Devon A. Garrow was killed after his vehicle swerved into the opposite lane of traffic on State Route 29 and struck another vehicle, which caused that vehicle to strike a third vehicle head-on. The driver of the third vehicle is listed with a “suspected” major injury. BRIDGEWATER TOWNSHIP, Pa. (WBNG) — State police in Pennsylvania say a Binghamton man has been killed in a car crash that occurred around 5:30 p.m. Monday in Bridgewater Township.
They say Garrow was ejected from his vehicle and pronounced dead at the scene.
“What we have done is elevated our cleaning protocol. We’re using a little bit more aggressive cleaning compounds for disinfecting,” said Kilmer. “We have standard protocols because the public transportation industry is used to dealing with concentrations of people. Certainly, COVID-19 has our attention,” said Broome County Public Transportation Commissioner Greg Kilmer. “We can keep our buses and our facilities really clean, we can constantly clean them, but we also need the public. If you’re sick, stay home, it’s better for you, it’s better for the rest of the people who don’t get cross-infected,” said Kilmer. Broome County Transit also says their buses were meant for a deep clean. While BC Transit continues to clean their buses daily, officials say they still need help from the public in preventing any illnesses from spreading. VESTAL (WBNG) — Broome County says they give more than two million rides annually, and with fears of the Coronavirus spreading, they’re working to keep buses extra clean. “They’re designed to minimize infection. We’ve got these special rubber floor surfaces that wrap around so we can mop them out,” said Kilmer. The buses also feature seats and handrails made of materials that are easy to wipe down. If you do find yourself on a public transportation bus, officials advice covering your sneezes and coughs, and be considerate of those around you.
The Hall of Fame is doing this as a precautionary measure in accordance with recommendations given by the Center for Disease Control. Stay with 12 News as we continue to get updates on this story. For more coverage of the coronavirus, click here. The Hall of Fame will give updates about the closure every Sunday at 12 p.m. starting March 22. The updates will be shared on their website and their social media platforms. 
COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. (WBNG) — The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum made an announcement involving coronavirus concerns on Sunday. The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum said they will close to the public indefinitely beginning Sunday, March 15 at 5 p.m.
Improvements to the park located at 55 Willow St. include additions of public art. When complete, Jenison Park will be one of three public art hubs in Binghamton, Endicott and the village, according to the Office of Johnson City Mayor Greg Deemie. To take the survey, click here. The survey is open until Oct. 23. The village says it and Broome County received funding from the state to make enhancements to the park.
JOHNSON CITY (WBNG) — The village of Johnson City is looking for feedback on Jenison Park improvements. Results from the survey will be used to prioritize park improvements.