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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
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Homer Regional Farmers Market Announces Indoor Holiday Market
The Homer Regional Farmers Market will hold an indoors November holiday market on Saturday, November 21 from 9:30am to 12:30pm at the Homer Center for the Arts. The market will be located inside the community room at 72 S. Main Street in Homer. This year’s holiday market will feature 26...
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Smart Tart Froyo, a Jason’s Grocery & Deli Successor, Opens at Triphammer Marketplace
The former owner of Jason’s Grocery & Deli has opened Smart Tart Froyo, a new frozen yogurt shop, on North Triphammer Road, once again offering Ithaca residents a place to gather with friends and family while enjoying many frozen yogurt flavors. Smart Tart Froyo officially opened its doors at...
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Crab Legs, Sushi, And General Tso’s Chicken Come Cheap At This All-You-Can-Eat Buffet In New York
Ithaca is famous for gorges, college hills, and lake views, but some of its best-kept value hides near the shores of Cayuga Lake. There is a spot in town where one low price unlocks roughly 50 dishes, from sushi to crab legs to a tray of General Tso’s chicken that rarely sits still for long.
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Sip, Savor & Support Local: New Hope Mills
AUBURN, N.Y. — Family owned, with a history dating back more than 200-years in central New York, stepping into New Hope Mills is like taking a step back in time to when tradition and high quality ingredients meant everything. Although the mill at New Hope Mills is no longer...
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Adam Weitsman plans new restaurant at former Metro's in Tioga County
On a late October day, the former Metro's Restaurant and Bar just outside Owego stands empty, engulfed by a backdrop of seemingly endless red, yellow and orange leaves that mark a classic Southern Tier fall. The restaurant on state Route 96, which closed in 2025, had been a mainstay for decades. For one local resident, seeing the empty eatery — a landmark of his childhood — languish was unacceptable. In September, Adam Weitsman, owner of Upstate Shredding - Weitsman Recycling, acquired the property, and he plans to bring the location back to life with a new restaurant. The cuisine will change — Weitsman said the new restaurant likely won't serve Italian fare — but the site's iconic mini golf course will be renovated and reopened to the public. Local entrepreneur to open new restaurant at former Metro's site According to Weitsman, keeping the location active and present is critical for the Owego community, which he said looked to Metro’s as a go-to for special events, birthdays and affordable weeknight meals. "I've been going to Metro's since I was a kid here, and it's still really close to where I work in Owego," said Weitsman. "When it came up, I thought