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Yahoo
16-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Allie Torto hosts Virtual Voices Live
(WIVT/WBGH) – Allie Torto is helping other singers make a name for themselves in the community as she hosts a karaoke-style singing event. Torto is presenting Virtual Voices Live on Saturday at New Leaf Cider Co. in Port Crane. Torto hosts Virtual Voices, an annual online singing competition, where participants have the opportunity to duet with her on Facebook. Whoever receives the most likes wins not only the competition but also the chance to record their duet professionally with Torto. Previous winners Jaime Pittsley, Ryan Wilson, and Gabriella Bernadini will open the show. Contestants from the past three years of the competition will then be invited to perform. Torto says helping other musicians succeed is therapeutic because it reminds her of her own humble beginnings. She says she wants to be able to support people who are in situations like she was by giving them access to performing. 'I had a really hard time finding that exposure for myself when I first started singing. I didn't really have a planted-out path forward, and I didn't have a lot of people who were singers directly doing a lot of the stuff that I'm doing now and all of the things that I've learned. I kind of had to figure it out mostly for myself,' said Torto. Virtual Voices Live begins at 5:30. It is kid-friendly and open to all who wish to attend. Admission is free. To keep up with Torto on her musical journey, follow her on Facebook at Allie Torto Music. Stenger's final graduation weekend at Binghamton University Truth Pharm aims to 'build a more just future' with new mural Westover YMCA opens Discovery Den to unite families and members Roberson Museum announces $12 million transformative project Binghamton Move Out Project collects unwanted items for 8th year Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
10-03-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Amici Pub and Pizzeria closes after 14 years in business
BINGHAMTON, N.Y. (WIVT/WBGH) – Another downtown Binghamton eatery has closed, but it may not stay closed for long. Amici Pub and Pizzeria at the corner of Henry and Fayette Streets closed following a busy Parade Day on March 1. The restaurant was opened 14 years ago across the street from Mirabito Stadium. Owner Daniel DiRienzo told WNBF News that new owners are expected to move into the site soon, so it won't stay dormant for long. Allie Torto helping singers share their talents with virtual competition Amici Pub and Pizzeria closes after 14 years in business DOCCS: Correction officer strike ends, over 2K fired Business of the Week: American Red Cross New York Working Families Party supporting Miles Burnett for Binghamton Mayor Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
