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Troy Students Deliver Heartfelt Tribute to Veterans
Students at Troy Intermediate and W.R. Croman came together to honor our veterans at their Veterans Day program on Wednesday, November 11th. Dillan Zellers led the 2nd grade students and Trevor Ward led the 5th and 6th grade choir. The groups sang pieces such as “You’re a Grand Old Flag,” the Armed Forces Medley, and “My Country ‘Tis of Thee.” They also shared the history behind why we celebrate Veterans Day and a poem thanking those who’ve served. The program ended with Trevor Ward playing Taps on the trumpet.
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Police seek suspect in vehicle larceny in Elmira
ELMIRA, NY — Police are asking for the public’s help identifying a suspect in a vehicle larceny that occurred Nov. 6, 2026. The individual was captured on surveillance video entering and searching a parked vehicle in the area of Washington Court and East Water Street, according to the Elmira Police Department.
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Canton wins District IV 2A championship
The Williamson Lady Warriors pushed the Canton Lady Warriors to the brink of elimination in the District IV 2A championship match in Athens on Thursday, Nov. 5. Ultimately though, Canton prevailed, scoring the final two points in a 15-13 fifth set victory that earned them a place in the PIAA championship tournament.
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Arctic League reveals Christmas appeal goal, bell ringer Lexie Lewis
With a bell ringer chosen and a fund drive goal set, the Arctic League on Thursday, Nov. 12 officially opened its 2026 Christmas appeal with the traditional opening of its "Big Book," which lists all of the financial contributions to the effort. New board member Kit Bauer Gooshaw made the first entry in the Big Book, and Arctic League board President Michael "Robby" Robertson announced the fundraising goal is $175,000, the same as the last two years. Funds raised will help support the Arctic League's effort to provide Christmas gifts for more than 2,800 needy children in Elmira and Chemung County. This year's bell ringer, 12-year-old Lexie Lewis, who will act as a goodwill ambassador for the organization throughout the Christmas season, was also on hand for Thursday's launch. "I feel like I like to make kids happy," Lexie said. "I'm nervous and excited." Last year, the Arctic League failed to reach its fundraising goal before Christmas for the first time in 22 years , but a late surge enabled the organization to meet and surpass its goal and close the Big Book on Dec. 31, 2025. "Once that SOS went out, we raised a lot of money in short