Beaver Dams

Beaver Dams, NY · Municipal
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Halloween in Downtown Ithaca on Friday, October 30
The Downtown Ithaca Alliance invites families, residents, and visitors to celebrate the spooky season during Cayuga Health presents Halloween in Downtown Ithaca on Friday, October 30, 2026, from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. Downtown Ithaca will transform into a family-friendly trick-or-treat destination as participating businesses welcome costumed visitors with candy and...
observer-review.com
Keuka Lake Association recaps lake monitoring
PENN YAN–The Keuka Lake Association (KLA) organizes and manages a comprehensive shoreline Harmful Algal Bloom (HABs) monitoring program every year. This year’s program, led by the KLA was supported by partners that included the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC) and Finger Lakes Institute (FLI) at Hobart and William Smith Colleges. Together in 2026, the KLA and its partners trained and mobilized 46 volunteers to help document the presence, absence, and extent of HABs in Keuka Lake. KLA’s 12-week volunteer HABs program began on June 18 and concluded on Sept. 10.
The Ithaca Voice
City renames Black Diamond Trail Footbridge in honor of deceased city engineer
To get over the Cayuga Inlet’s flood control channel, there are many paths. Three roads, built for cars, cross the waterbody that divides Ithaca’s West Hill from the rest of the city. However, there is only one bridge that crosses the channel designed for cyclists and pedestrians. Voices...
takingthekids.com
This Small Pennsylvania Town Feels Like The 1950s Never Really Ended
The main street here still glows under real gas lamps after dark. Not electric copies made to look old. Actual flickering gas flames, lining a wide boulevard in north-central Pennsylvania. That detail alone would win me over. Then you learn the diner downtown has served meals from the same spot...
WBNG
Waverly’s Soprano’s Market completes upgrades with help of $727k state grant
NewsChannel 36
Ribbon Cut on New Stately Apartments in Ithaca
ITHACA, N.Y. — The City of Ithaca celebrated the completion of 57 new affordable apartments just blocks from downtown with a ribbon cutting and open house at Stately Apartments at 110 North Corn Street. The apartments are intended as an affordable option for people who have transitioned out of...
myhometowntoday.com
Soprano’s Market improvements to be celebrated Friday in Waverly
New York Secretary of State Walter T. Mosley is scheduled to visit Waverly on Friday, October 23, for a ribbon cutting celebrating improvements at Soprano's Market. The ceremony is set for 10:30 AM at 607 Cayuta Avenue, according to an October 21 advisory from the Department of State. The project...
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Sapphire Farms addresses Newfield residents’ concerns
Some residents of Newfield complained at the Oct. 9 town board meeting about diesel and other chemical smells at the Sapphire Farms 620 Shaffer Rd. facility. The facility is a large, barn-like structure used to hold the company’s harvest, and in time, will process the plants harvested into cannabis products.
The Star Gazette
Burin, Magnusen run to rep parts of Elmira on Chemung County Legislature
All 15 seats on the Chemung County Legislature are up for election in November. Seven of those seats feature contested races when Chemung County voters cast their ballots. Legislators serve four-year terms. Other countywide races include Chemung County Executive and County Treasurer. In the 9th District, incumbent Republican John Burin and Democrat challenger Meg Magnusen are running for the position on the Chemung County Legislature. The 9th District covers parts of Elmira. The Star-Gazette surveyed each candidate about some of the pressing issues in the race. Here is an introduction to each candidate and their responses to our questions. Who is John Burin? John Burin is the incumbent legislator in District 9. An Elmira native and former city manager, he has lived in the 9th District for over 30 years. Burin has served as Vice Chairman and Majority Leader of the legislature, where he facilitated bringing live video of all Legislative and Committee meetings. He served as Chairman of the Term Limits Committee and Building & Grounds Committee, and sits on the Highway, Personnel and Budget Committees. He has also served as Board Member on the Chemung County Land Bank, Water Board Commissioner, Woodlawn Cemetery Commissioner, and Friends of Woodlawn