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Nick Spencer
Nicholas W. Spencer, 14, of Binghamton, died unexpectedly Friday, April 24, 2009, at Strong Memorial Hospital, Rochester, of heart complications. He was predeceased by his maternal grandparents, Gerald and Margaret Cline; and an uncle, Kevin Cline. He is survived by his loving parents, Carolyn and Erin Spencer; his brother, Max Spencer; paternal grandparents, Patricia and William Spencer; several aunts, uncles and cousins, including Alex Cline, Ryan Morgan and Marina Skrabalak. He was a member of St. Thomas Aquinas Church, Binghamton, and an 8th grade student at West Middle School. He participated in Science Club, Science Olympiad and Challenge and was the recipient of the Joseph P. Sullivan Memorial Award. He enjoyed reading, video games, swimming and had a passion to go to Egypt.
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Binghamton: Alvin A. Delgado "Mr. D.", age 41, of Binghamton, died Friday, August 12, 2011.
Alvin,
Your passing was so hard to comprehend. How could someone that has touched so many lives and who unconditionally loved all be taken from us...
Rest in Peace but know that while you continue your work elsewhere I will continue to teach with energy and enthusiasm every day as you did. I will do my part to keep your flame alive.
God Bless Alvin Delgado
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updated 1/22/2012
After a quiet day another low pressure system moves in tonight. Temps will be cold enough to freeze any rain that falls with this warm system. Problem is that there is not much precipitation with this system. Most should stay to our south. Unless we get a fast shot of freezing rain in the early hours you should expect school tomorrow with few if any delays
