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Schuyler County reports first measles case tied to regional outbreak

Schuyler County is reporting its first measles case connected to the ongoing regional outbreak. County health officials say the patient was unvaccinated, but no public exposure risks have been identified so far. New York health officials have reported more than 200 cases statewide, including 20 in Steuben County. Earlier this...

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Union-Endicott clips Horseheads in Section IV Class A title to go back-to-back

Union-Endicott defeated Horseheads, 16-12, Friday night to claim the Section IV Class A football title. It is the 21st title in the program's history and the first time since 2021-22 that U-E has won consecutive section titles. Horseheads took a 12-0 lead just minutes into the contest. U-E's defense responded...

Horseheads, NY · 1d
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U-E rallies past Horseheads to repeat as Section 4 Class A football champ

Union-Endicott shut out Horseheads over the final three quarters and rallied for a 16-12 victory Friday, Nov. 13 in the Section 4 Class A football final at Horseheads High School. The Tigers beat Horseheads in the sectional final for the second year in a row and avenged a 21-15 loss to the Blue Raiders on the same field the teams played on Sept. 18. Ayden Matthews hit Larkin Bianco with a 7-yard touchdown pass with 7 minutes, 48 seconds left in the third quarter Friday to give U-E the lead for good, 13-12. Cooper Morgan added a 31-yard field goal with 1:31 remaining and the Tigers' defense secured the win with an interception. U-E captured the program's 21st sectional championship after limiting Horseheads to 52 yards of offense in the second half. "I'm super proud of them," Union-Endicott head coach Tommy Baleno said. "We started off pretty sluggish. We gave them two touchdowns. We got a little momentum going, we kind of got the rust out of the armor, I guess. "We started hunkering down and we played some pretty good defense. They’re an outstanding offensive team. They have a lot of great athletes. It was a hard-fought game. It

Horseheads, NY · 1d

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Corning back on top of Section 4 Class AA football with win vs. Elmira

John Graham's game-changing kickoff return to open the second half was accompanied by a dominant defensive effort throughout as Corning shut out Elmira , 16-0, in the Section 4 Class AA football championship game Friday, Nov. 13 at Elmira's Thomas J. Hurley Athletic Complex. Graham's 87-yard touchdown broke a scoreless tie and was followed with 4 minutes, 40 seconds remaining by a 19-yard field goal from Caleb McGee that made it a two-score game. Backup running back Ashton Neally sealed the victory with 35-yard touchdown run a minute later after Corning's defense forced a fumble. Neally punctuated his big night with an interception on Elmira's final drive. Special teams and defense led the way in a rivalry that has become known for hard-hitting contests. Elmira beat Corning, 14-8, earlier this season to secure the Division 1 title and a bye into Friday's championship showdown. "It's great. Super exciting," Graham said of the title. "We know they beat us earlier in the season. We were just looking to kick their butts in this game. "Everybody was pumped up all week, listening to music in the locker room and getting ready." Corning's defense limited Elmira to 171 total yards and forced three

Corning, NY · 1d

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City Hall: Common Council Meeting and Public Hearing set for Monday November 16

645pm Public Hearing for local law tax exemption law for homeowners 65 and older. The Hornell Common Council will meet in regular session on Monday, November 16, 2026 at 7 pm, in the Council Chambers of City Hall, at 82 Main Street. There will be Public Hearing starting at 6:45...

Hornell, NY · 1d

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$13.5M investment targets 103 lane miles of road repairs in New York

More than $13.5 million is being invested in road repairs across the region, with work planned on 103 lane miles. The projects include $1 million to repave Route 223 between Van Etten and Erin in Chemung County. In Steuben County, crews will resurface parts of Routes 226 and 415 in...

New York · 2d

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Corning, Candor advance to NYSPHSAA girls volleyball semifinals

Section 4 champions Corning and Candor advanced to the New York State Public High School Athletic Association girls volleyball semifinals with victories in regional finals Saturday, Nov. 14. Meanwhile, Section 4's Owego Free Academy, Vestal, Windsor, and Trumansburg lost their regional matches. The state final fours in six classes will be played from Friday, Nov. 20 to Sunday, Nov. 22 at the Harding Mazzotti Arena in Glens Falls. Corning and Candor both begin play Friday. Here is a look at Section 4 results from Saturday. Class AAA Corning earned a four-set victory over Section 5's Penfield, 25-23, 26-24, 23-25, 25-22, at Chenango Valley High School. The Hawks (16-0) added a regional championship to Southern Tier Athletic Conference Large School and Section 4 titles. Charlise Starns had 22 kills, nine service points, three digs, and two blocks for Corning. Paisley Emmick notched 50 setter assists, nine digs, and seven points. Sam Molingou contributed 17 kills, four blocks, and two digs. Jillian Wood's effort included 20 digs, nine kills, five points, and one ace. Corning will join Section 5's Mercy, Section 11's Bay Shore, and Section 2's Shenendehowa in the pool-play semifinals at 2 p.m. Friday, Nov. 20. The championship match is

Candor, NY · 10h

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Lansing takes Section 4 8-man football title with comeback over TAE

Lansing scored the final 22 points to rally for a 22-12 victory over Elmira Heights' Thomas A. Edison in the Section 4 eight-man football championship game Friday, Nov. 13 at Chenango Valley High School. The Bobcats denied Edison the program's first Section 4 title after losing to the Spartans, 34-21, during the regular season . Lansing scored two touchdowns in the final 3:04 of the first half. The first came on a 1-yard sneak by quarterback Logan Mayo, and the second on the half's final play as Mayo connected with Zayden Davis for a 13-yard touchdown that helped give the Bobcats a 15-12 halftime edge. Logan Andress' 7-yard touchdown run in the first minute of the fourth quarter was the only touchdown of the second half. The Bobcats won their first sectional title since 2019. More: Corning back on top of Section 4 Class AA football with win vs. Elmira Up next Lansing (7-2) will face Section 9 champion Pawling in a regional semifinal at a time and site to be determined. New York does not have an official state championship in 8-man football, with the regional final at noon Nov. 27 at Vestal a de facto state final. Pawling

Lansing, NY · 1d

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Connors and Ferris Sectional Championship Preview: Hornell/Arkport-Canaseraga and Caledonia-Mumford/Le Roy to clash in Class C

One squad enters the championship game for the first time in almost a decade. The other is a win away from its first as a merged program. Two teams ranked in the state top 10 will clash when Hornell/Arkport-Canaseraga and Caledonia-Mumford/Le Roy meet this weekend. This will get you ready:

Hornell, NY · 2d

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First taste of winter brings driving safety reminders

The first taste of winter hit the Southern Tier on Friday the 13th, bringing snow and slushy roads. AAA is reminding drivers to slow down, check their tires and prepare their vehicles for colder weather as winter approaches.

Chemung County, NY · 1d

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Local History Post of the Week: November 13, 2026

– Vintage Article of the Week. Railroad Folk At Gathering, The Evening Leader, Corning, N.Y. | September 1, 1926. This week our vintage article spotlights the first annual picnic for local workers of the New York Central Railroad; the article estimates about 600 people attended the picnic; and it illustrates how important railroads were to our area in their heyday. And as I couldn’t get Microsoft to crop the photo any further, we also get to read about the marriage between Mary Frances McMahon and John J. Brady!

Corning, NY · 1d

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Taste Brooklyn Black Chocolate Stouts in Corning, support Bampa's House

The Brooklyn Black Chocolate Stout 30-Year Vertical Tasting Journey will be held Saturday, Nov. 14 at Carey's Brew House on Bridge Street in Corning, to raise money for the Bampa's House. Joe Carey, owner of Carey's Brew House and a longtime member of the Bampa's House Board of Directors, said the Art of Beer & Food, a multi-course experience, will begin at 4 p.m. Saturday at Carey's Brew House. "It will feature 30 years of Brooklyn Black Chocolate Stout beer collection," Carey said. "You will never find another tasting like this of Brooklyn Black Chocolate Stout except if you were at the Brooklyn brewery." Carey said much of the Brooklyn Black Chocolate Stout collection was done by Jim Dugan, whose family established Bampa's House after he passed away on Feb. 21, 2016, at the age of 68, after a battle with cancer. "Carey is a cornerstone of the people in the community that help build Bampa's," said Steve Ritter, President of Bampa's House. "We are a community organization, and when we get people like Carey, and Carey's Brew House behind us to do these fundraisers, it means the world to us. It keeps us going because we don't receive any

Corning, NY · 2d

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Non-Invasive Cardiologist - responsible for four centres in NY

We are collaborating with an established regional healthcare organization in New York\'s Finger Lakes region to identify a highly qualified Non-Invasive Cardiovascular Medicine Specialist. Mail your resume: arjumand. banuworks.com. This opportunity is ideal for a physician seeking a rewarding clinical practice, excellent compensation, long-term career stability, and a collaborative healthcare...

Newark, NY · 5d

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Hornell Area Wind Ensemble donates big to the Vincent House after Halloween concert

Hornell Wind Ensemble President, Jim Caneen, donates a check to Mary Burns of the Vincent House. Looking on are Wind Ensemble Co-Director Chris Lynn, and Amy Pollard from the Vincent House. From HAWE,. At their first concert of the season on October 31st, the Hornell Area Wind Ensemble (HAWE) teamed...

Hornell, NY · 1d