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Senator Webb launches summer reading program
BINGHAMTON, N.Y. (WIVT/WBGH) – Senator Lea Webb is encouraging school-age children to strengthen their reading skills with the return of a summer reading initiative. Webb launched her Summer Reading Program last week. School aged children from across New York Senate District 52 are invited to participate. This year's program is themed Color our World: Colorea Nuestro Mundo. The program is designed to keep children's reading skills sharp during the summer months by making reading a steady habit. Senator Webb says she supports educational development and hopes to provide an enjoyable and productive activity for students while they are out of school. 'I'm thrilled to launch this year's Summer Reading Program, Color our World: Colorea Nuestro Mundo,' said Webb. 'Reading has the power to open doors, ignite imagination, and connect us across cultures and communities. Through this program, I want to inspire young minds from every corner of Senate District 52 to explore new worlds through books, build their confidence, and celebrate their creativity.' Children who read three books and submit information about their readings will receive a Certificate of Achievement from Webb. Parents and guardians from across New York State are encouraged to enroll their children in the activity by filling out a short form detailing the books read by their child this summer. The submission form is available online at The deadline for submission is August 22. BPD investigating non-fatal shooting of a Binghamton woman Senator Webb launches summer reading program VOTE: Best Pizza in Greater Binghamton Medina High School Wins 5 Major Awards in 76th Annual Pageant of Bands Road Closure in Johnson City This Week Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
24-03-2025
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Senator Webb honors local women during Women's History Month
BINGHAMTON, N.Y. (WIVT/WBGH) – Senator Lea Webb is recognizing local women for their leadership, innovation, and dedication to the community. Webb hosted her third annual Women's History Month Award Reception on March 21 at the State Office Building in Binghamton. During the event, she celebrated 11 women from across Senate District 52 who have had a profound impact on the community. The honorees include small business owners, educators, public servants, community advocates, a nonprofit leader, and a poet laureate. 'Women's History Month is a time to reflect on the extraordinary contributions women have made throughout history and continue to make today. It is a reminder that women's voices, leadership, and resilience have always been at the heart of progress. This year, I am proud to recognize incredible local leaders—entrepreneurs, activists, and change-makers—who are making a real difference in our communities. By uplifting their achievements, we not only celebrate their impact but also reaffirm our commitment to breaking barriers and building a more just and equitable future. When women rise, communities thrive, and I am honored to shine a light on the trailblazers shaping a better tomorrow,' said Webb. Awards and recognitions were presented to: Sharon Ball, New York State Senate Commendation Award Recipient Janie E. Bibbie, New York State Senate Commendation Award Recipient Jennifer Lesko, New York State Senate Commendation Award Recipient Lori Megivern, New York State Senate Commendation Award Recipient Leanora Mims, New York State Senate Commendation Award Recipient Tanya Williams, New York State Senate Empire Award for Business Excellence Kuukua Yomekpe, New York State Senate Empire Award for Business Excellence Dr. Denise Yull, New York State Senate Proclamation Jordyn Durham, New York State Senate Certificate of Merit Taylor Durham, New York State Senate Certificate of Merit Lillian Williams, New York State Senate Certificate of Merit Senator Webb honors local women during Women's History Month Philharmonic to perform final concert in annual Symphonic Series Sunshine briefly returns this afternoon Binghamton Boy's Basketball wins Class AA State Title in 2OT Thriller Steuben County Sheriff's Deputy arrested on child sex abuse materials charge Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
