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Alert bracelets to be provided to new mothers by Guthrie
SAYRE, Pa. (WETM) – Guthrie Clinic is partnering with the Association of Women’s Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses (AWHONN) to give new mothers post-birth alert bracelets. According to AWHONN, new mothers with medical complications are more likely to go to the emergency department, and most of those visits occur within the first 30 days after giving birth. […]
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Medicare open enrollment helps residents prepare for 2027
Chemung County hosted a Medicare open enrollment event in Elmira to help residents review their health insurance for 2027. With some plans being dropped, officials urge recipients to check their coverage, prescriptions and providers before the December 7 deadline.
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St. James announces no-cost cancer screenings and more
HORNELL, N.Y. (WETM) – According to a release from St. James Hospital, the health care providers are now offering some no-cost cancer screenings and more to certain patients. The hospital has stated that it now provides no-cost breast, cervical and colorectal cancer screenings, as well as diagnostic follow-ups and support to any individuals who are […]
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Reinventing primary care with East Hill Medical Center
(WSYR-TV) — Whether it’s a primary care physician, pediatrician, dentist, psychologist, or any other medical need, finding someone who can help in a timely matter is difficult. East Hill Medical Center in Auburn is looking to make your life easier by reinventing primary care. Dr. Adam Duckett and...
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Nursing home bed shortage is worsening hospital capacity problems in Rochester and the Finger Lakes
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Hospitals in the Rochester area are already over capacity and flu, COVID and RSV season is approaching. There are about 900 beds at Strong Memorial Hospital, but on any given day, more than 1,000 patients are being treated there. The Finger Lakes region has the fewest hospital beds per capita of any […]
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Ithaca’s Cayuga Inlet faces major dredging project
Ithaca’s waterfront could begin to look like a working construction corridor in the coming year as pumps, equipment and crews occupy temporary staging areas near Six Mile Creek, the boat houses and Cass Park. Sediment pulled from the waterway will travel as slurry through pipes to an upland containment site near Fairgrounds Memorial Parkway.
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Centralus Health Cuts Ribbon on Professional Learning Center at Ithaca Mall to Train Future Nurses
ITHACA, N.Y. — A new professional learning center aimed at training the next generation of nurses in the region officially opened with a ribbon cutting ceremony Tuesday at the Stops at Ithaca Mall. The Centralus Health Professional Learning Center offers a Licensed Practical Nurse program in partnership with TST...
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Ithaca’s Cayuga Inlet faces major dredging project
Ithaca’s waterfront could begin to look like a working construction corridor in the coming year as pumps, equipment and crews occupy temporary staging areas near Six Mile Creek, the boat houses and Cass Park. Sediment pulled from the waterway will travel as slurry through pipes to an upland containment site near Fairgrounds Memorial Parkway.
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Action for Older Persons talks Medicare Open Enrollment
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Steuben County rabies clinic set for Saturday in Town of Hornellsville
A reminder for Steuben County pet owners — a rabies clinic is coming up this Saturday. According to the county, the rabies clinic will run from 9 a.m. until 11 a.m. at the Town of Hornellsville Highway Department. Pets can be vaccinated from your car. The county asks that...
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Rich Dunning recognized after 44-year city career in Hornell
The City of Hornell is recognizing Rich Dunning after 44 years of service at the Water Pollution Control Plant and a career that helped guide the facility through major infrastructure upgrades. Dunning worked at the plant for more than four decades, serving as chief operator from 1991 through 2026, according to a community announcement. The city highlighted Dunning's role in overseeing operations during a period of significant modernization at the facility, including more than $9 million in upgrades and improvements. The announcement said Phase 1a included installation of a new ultraviolet disinfection system. Phase 1b brought major improvements to equipment, controls and other infrastructure throughout the plant. City officials said the projects introduced generations of technological advancements at the Water Pollution Control Plant. Dunning and plant staff worked alongside consultants and contractors to complete the two phases of work. Mayor John Buckley credited Dunning with helping advance wastewater infrastructure projects in Hornell while providing leadership at the facility. “Rich has been a reliable chief operator for many years, leading the plant through many changes. In recent years, we have worked closely together, and his input has been vital with improving infrastructure and our wastewater service. I am very thankful to
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Walden Place Executive Director Receives Statewide Assisted Living Award
Harlan Dunn, executive director of Walden Place, has been recognized with a 2026 All-Star Staff Award from the Empire State Association of Assisted Living (ESAAL). The award recognizes assisted living professionals across New York whose work has made a difference for residents, families and colleagues. This year’s honorees were recognized in conjunction with National Assisted Living Week, held Sept. 13–19.