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Watching a Nor’easter after mid-week. Rain on the way to the Twin Tiers and it may mix with a little snow.
ELMIRA, N.Y. (WETM) – The rain that we need to bring down our drought concerns is on the way. Some light snow is too. However, we are not going to need the shovel quite yet as it is looking more like a rain and maybe even a rain and snow mix that will be the […]
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Elmira Begins Fall Leaf Pickup ahead of Holidays
ELMIRA, N.Y. (WENY) — Fall leaf pickup begins Monday, Nov. 9, in the City of Elmira, with collection expected to continue through Dec. 22. Residents are asked to rake leaves between the curb and sidewalk, or as close to the curb as possible in areas without sidewalks. City officials...
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Vote for the Guthrie Athlete of the Week for Oct. 31 to Nov. 6
Section 4 athletes delivered numerous scintillating postseason performances during events of Oct. 31 to Nov. 6, 2026, with 10 of those athletes candidates for Guthrie Athlete of the Week. Nominees are from the coverage areas of the Binghamton Press & Sun-Bulletin, Elmira Star-Gazette, Ithaca Journal and Corning Leader. Help pick the winner by voting below. Voting is unlimited until noon Thursday, Nov. 12 . Just refresh the page after each time you vote to be able to vote as often as you'd like. More: See who was voted Guthrie Athlete of the Week for Oct. 25-31 Athlete of the Week candidates for Oct. 31-Nov. 6 Tsadia Bercuvitz, Ithaca girls cross country Bercuvitz won her third consecutive Section 4 Class A title with a time of 18 minutes, 9.8 seconds, putting her nearly two minutes ahead of the rest of the field and leading the Little Red to the team title. Makenzie Blauvelt, Horseheads diving Blauvelt captured the Section 4 Class A title with a state-qualifying score of 479.50. Jaxson Burchard, Horseheads football Burchard's three carries produced 130 yards, including touchdowns of 44 and 76 yards, in a 48-0 win over Binghamton in a Section 4 Class A semifinal. Nikhil Datta,
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Help Elmira shelter pets and save on 'A Christmas Story' tickets
Elmira residents can donate food and supplies for animals at the Chemung County SPCA and receive a discount on tickets to “A Christmas Story, The Musical” at the Clemens Center. The Clemens Center and Chemung County SPCA are partnering on the “Help Ralphie Fill the Bowl” donation drive through Nov. 15, according to a community announcement. Donors can receive $10 off each of up to two tickets to the musical, which will be performed at the Clemens Center in downtown Elmira at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 14 and 2 p.m. Nov. 15. The drive, inspired by the dogs in “A Christmas Story,” is collecting supplies for animals in the SPCA’s care. What the Chemung County SPCA needs Requested donations include dry and canned dog and cat food, treats, pet toys, kitty litter, puppy pads, blankets, towels, paper towels and cleaning supplies. The SPCA’s wish list also includes kitten and puppy milk replacer, pet beds, enrichment toys and gift cards to pet supply retailers. Donations can be dropped off at the Clemens Center, 207 Clemens Center Parkway, during box office hours from 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Donations can also be taken to the Chemung County SPCA, 2435 State
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FRANKLY SPEAKING: Corning American Legion to Hold Veterans Day Ceremony Wednesday
CORNING, N.Y. - The Corning American Legion will host its annual Veterans Day ceremony Wednesday, November 11, honoring the men and women who have served in the armed forces of the United States. Brian Francis, commander of John P. Eaton American Legion Post 746, joined Frankly Speaking Tuesday morning to...
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Elmira College officially welcomes John F. Dolan as president in ceremony
John F. Dolan was officially inaugurated Nov. 6 as the 16th president of Elmira College in a ceremony that paired the college's traditions with a look toward its future. Students, administrators, alumni, Elmira community members, special guests and members of the Dolan family gathered in Gibson Theatre for the inauguration, according to a community announcement. Bells outside the theater chimed 16 times in recognition of Dolan becoming Elmira College's 16th president. Inside, a procession of college and university delegates, Elmira College faculty, administrators and other officials entered in academic regalia as music by Antonio Vivaldi played. Representatives of the faculty, administration, students, alumni and Board of Trustees welcomed Dolan, with several speakers focusing on the role of college traditions as a new president begins a new chapter. "We look forward to seeing how President Dolan will make this presidency his own, while embracing the traditions that mean so much to our campus community," said Reilly Stedge, president of the Student Association. Rick Kozan, president of the Elmira College Alumni Board, also reflected on the relationship between tradition and the college's future. "Because ultimately, tradition is not simply what we inherit from those who came before us. It is what we
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Pet of the Week: Pretty, Animal Care Sanctuary
(WETM) – Today’s pet of the week is a sweet girl from the Animal Care Sanctuary. Pretty is a two-year-old cat who gets along with everyone she meets. Though she loves other people and cats, she is not as friendly with dogs. Though she may not be comfortable with being handled roughly, she loves to […]
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Food Bank of the Southern Tier gears up for busy holiday season
ELMIRA, N.Y. (WETM) — The Food Bank of the Southern Tier is gearing up for Thanksgiving. But it is also encouraging eligible people to sign up for SNAP benefits since the Federal Government is not funding as much as it used to. “The Federal Government is not sending as much money to the states to […]
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Horseheads Schools Hold Public Session on $128.1 Million Capital Proposal
Horseheads Central School District officials will hold a public information session Tuesday, November 10, on the proposed $128.1 million Horseheads 2030 capital project. The session begins at 11 a.m. at Horseheads Town Hall. District representatives plan to explain the proposed improvements, the overall cost, expected state aid and the potential property-tax effect. A question-and-answer period will follow the presentation.