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Centertown Social axes management, to reopen w/ new name
ELMIRA, N.Y. (WETM) – Centertown Social in downtown Elmira has announced that the restauraunt’s owners have parted ways with its current management, and will reopen in the coming weeks with a brand new name and concept, along with new, local management. According to a release posted to Facebook, Centertown Social said that its ownership has […]
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Tommy Hilfiger’s Inspiring Message to Southern Tier Students
Did you know Tommy Hilfiger grew up in Elmira and opened his first store there? Read how the fashion designer is still giving back to his hometown and reminding Southern Tier students that the path from here can lead anywhere.
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This Mennonite Market Near Penn Yan, New York Fills Your Trunk With Bulk Spices, Deli Meats And Shoofly Pie
Some road trips end with a souvenir keychain. Others end with a trunk so full of jars, cheese and quilts that the spare tire starts asking questions. Along a quiet stretch of highway near Penn Yan, in the heart of the Finger Lakes, a family farm runs a store inside a barn that has stood since the 1800s. The shelves hold homemade jams, pickles, fudge, honey and maple syrup.
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Open Space Institute purchases 4-acre property between existing Buttermilk Falls State Park entrance and Route 13
ITHACA, NY (607NewsNow) — The purchase will mean changes to parking, traffic circulation and wayfinding, staff housing, and a new trailhead connecting visitors to a regional network of parks and trails. Open Space Institute (OSI), a national conservation leader, partnering in the protection of more than 2.5 million acres...
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The 10 Elmira, New York Restaurants That Are Better Than Most People Expect
Order a cone at one local dairy and you might catch the smell of prime rib drifting out of the kitchen. The same counter that scoops homemade ice cream also carves thick slices of beef, and nobody there finds it strange. I find it wonderful. Dinner and dessert under one roof is my idea of smart planning.
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Switchyard opens on Park Drive. What's on menu at new Hornell spot
The Switchyard Brewhouse and Grill is the latest food and drink establishment to enter the Hornell dining scene. The Switchyard has been steaming forward since a quiet opening on Sept. 30, but owners Chad Giglio and Mike Bradley waited until Oct. 29 host an official grand opening celebration at the 40 Park Drive restaurant. Hornell business and government leaders got a look inside before joining Giglio and Bradley in front of the restaurant for brief remarks and a ribbon cutting. Beer, pizza, wings and more are back at 40 Park Drive after Railhead Brewing Company closed last February. Hornell Mayor John Buckley congratulated Giglio and Bradley, praising the restaurant's new look and features. "It looks phenomenal. I was just blown away walking through there," Buckley said. "The improvements, the extra space, the games. It's absolutely amazing." "We're very excited to have you guys here and open and what a difference," said Michelle Pogue, chairperson of Hornell Partners for Growth. "I walked in and was shocked. Everybody needs to come down and see what you've done and order lots of food because it's amazing here." Giglio thanked city business leaders and the city for supporting the effort. Bradley said customers have
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Corning Farmers Market Wraps Outdoor Season, Winter Market Starts Next Week
CORNING, N.Y. (WENY) — The Corning Farmers Market held its final outdoor market of the season Thursday afternoon in Riverfront Centennial Park, closing out a run that began in early June and featured more than 70 rotating vendors. Organizers with the Gaffer District said the season was a success.
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This No-Frills New York Restaurant Has Quietly Become A Bucket List Destination For Plant-Based Food Lovers
Nobody puts “vegetarian restaurant in upstate New York” on their bucket list, and yet here you are, about to do exactly that after reading about Moosewood in Ithaca, New York. If you’ve spent any time convincing yourself that plant-based food is just a polite way of saying “food...
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Longtime Hornell business owners launch downtown artisan sandwich shop
Long-time Hornell restaurant owners Krissy and Ryan Bale are authoring a new career chapter. After running the popular Paddy's Pub and Grill on Broadway for nearly 15 years, the couple are preparing to open a new breakfast and lunch restaurant at 120 Main St. in downtown Hornell. Call it a "fresh" start for the Bales, who have been married for 20 years. The Herb n’ Spice Sandwich Co. will feature generously filled artisan sandwiches made with meats roasted and cooked in-house, fresh-baked bread, house-made sauces and hummus, and plenty of fresh ingredients. Breakfast favorites will include pancakes, eggs, and in house-made hash brown patties, while sweet treats will include cinnamon rolls, blueberry muffins, cookie clouds, and cheesecakes. Customers can also look forward each day to at least two varieties of Ryan Bale's homemade soups and a fully stocked salad bar. Paddy's Pub 2.0 this is not. While the Bales say they cherished their time as the owners of Paddy's as well as the friendships and relationships they built there, it was time to take on a new challenge. “When we bought Paddy’s, it was established so we kind of picked up where (previous owner) Lee Kendall left off. We love
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Local restaurant earns spot on the NYS Business Preservation Registry
VESTAL, N.Y. (WIVT/WBGH) -A Vestal restaurant that introduced our area to Japanese cuisine and sushi is receiving a significant statewide designation. Kampai Japanese Steakhouse at the corner of North Jensen Road and the Parkway has been place on the New York State Historic Business Preservation Registry. Assemblywoman Donna Lupardo nominated the business. The registry recognizes […]
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Buttermilk Falls State Park to get new parking, trailhead off Route 13
A recent purchase by the Open Space Institute will allow a more welcoming gateway to Buttermilk Falls State Park, OSI announced in an Oct. 29 statement. The four-acre property, between the existing entrance to the state park and Route 13, will allow for a more welcoming gateway to the popular park with reconfigured parking, improved traffic circulation and wayfinding, housing for staff, and a new trailhead connecting visitors to a growing regional network of parks and trails, according to the statement. “As New York’s wonderful state parks continue attracting more visitors each year, OSI is helping ensure that state parks can continue to meet the ever-evolving needs of users,” said Erik Kulleseid, OSI’s president and CEO in a statement. “OSI’s acquisition at Buttermilk Falls creates new possibilities for thoughtful improvements that will help people better connect to nature.” More about the purchased property The four acres OSI acquired are expected to become a future trailhead and parking area, expanding the existing park improvements and allowing more visitors the opportunity to explore a growing regional network of parks and trails. OSI purchased the property for $1.3 million from the Margaret M. Rumsey Trust and intends to transfer the land to the
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1890 House Museum highlighted in Forbes national Halloween happenings list
CORTLAND, NY (607NewsNow) — The 1890 House Museum has received national recognition as a spooky pastime for the Halloween season. The list created by Forbes gives readers a few ideas for Halloween related activities in each state. This year, the 1890 House Museum has been listed as a spooky, historical destination worth visiting, citing the museum’s spot in the Haunted History Trail of New York State.
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Hornell Elks Lodge #364 Invites Community to Annual Ham & Turkey Raffle and Chili Cookoff
Raffle takes place November 13, Chili Cookoff is November 14, Everyone is Welcome!!. Hornell Elks Lodge #364 is inviting the community to join in two upcoming November events filled with friendly competition, great food, and community spirit. Both events are open to the public and offer an opportunity to enjoy some of the Lodge’s favorite traditions.