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Off the Easel: Apalachin Artist Rachel Consolazio Creates Pattern-Inspired Ceramic Art
Rachel Consolazio is a ceramic artist and watercolor painter. Surprisingly, these two very different disciplines complement each other perfectly. Although Consolazio’s primary focus is ceramics, her paintings provide the genesis for the designs adorning her pottery surfaces. “My illustrated ceramic pieces celebrate my love of color, pattern and the...
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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
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VINK | Get Starbucks Actually Off Campus
If you frequent the vending machines across campus or tend to grab a drink from the fridges in our eateries, chances are you’ve recently grabbed a Frappucino. Maybe you didn’t give it a second thought. But did you know Cornell is in violation of its own policy to stop selling Starbucks products?
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Meet Our November CNY SNAP Kitty Cuties of the Month
Meet our CNY SNAP Kitty Cuties of the Month, Wheeler & Shaq! Wheeler is about 10 years old and Was found on Wheeler ave in Cortland and was in terrible condition. He was sick and had multiple injuries. After being nursed back to health he had to have surgery on both eyes. He has now recovered and is good to go. We Would not recommend him in a home with small children. Shaq’s owner passed away leaving him and 9 other cats! He is a gentle giant and is a bit overwhelmed at the shelter. He’s a total sweetheart that needs a great home. He would be good with children. Both are super sweet and would love to find their furever home! If you’d like to adopt these kitty cuties, please visit cnysnap.org and fill out an application.
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7 Brew prepares for Big Flats grand opening with free drinks and fundraiser
ELMIRA, N.Y. (WENY) — The new 7 Brew coffee shop in Big Flats is preparing for its grand opening later this month, but first, customers will have several opportunities to sample drinks and support a local cause. From Friday, November 6th, through Sunday, Nov. 8th, the coffee chain will...
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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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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.