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LPGA taps into history, new venues for 2027 schedule
The LPGA is tapping into its history, as well as new venues, as it continues remaking its schedule under commissioner Craig Kessler. The tour released its full 2027 schedule on Wednesday, and it includes a return to Corning, N.Y., for The Classic, as well as a new swing through Hawaii.
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100 Years Ago: October 7, 2026
100 Years Ago is brought to you by AVRE. 100 years ago today, Binghamton’s Chamber of Commerce and local service clubs are making plans for a big “Halloween Mardi Gras and night of fun.” This will be a big community celebration, with a huge parade, block dances and other events to take place on the Memorial Bridge.
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Murals decorate downtown Elmira train track pillars
ELMIRA, N.Y. (WETM)— Downtown Elmira now has murals on the pillars holding up the train tracks along Carl Proper Drive. Professional artists and volunteers are working to complete this three-year project. According to organizers, the theme of the murals is “in the Chemung River”. Everything that is being painted on the pillars is something that […]
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Latino Festival brings hundreds to downtown Binghamton
BINGHAMTON, N.Y. (WIVT/WBGH) – Hundreds of revelers turned out to celebrate Latin culture on Saturday, creating what may have been the longest conga line in downtown Binghamton history. Dozens of people danced the conga to the music of Euforia NYC as part of the second annual Binghamton Latino Festival. The event took place from 2 […]
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Glass pumpkin events and artists at Corning museum in October
Families visiting the Corning Museum of Glass this month can watch glass pumpkins take shape, see a giant handcrafted pumpkin and meet internationally known artist Toots Zynsky during a series of seasonal demonstrations and special events. The museum's fall programming is underway, according to a community announcement, with daily glass pumpkin demonstrations, hands-on studio projects and special appearances by artists and glassmakers through Oct. 31. Visitors can attend narrated Glass Pumpkin demonstrations at 3 p.m. daily through Oct. 30. During the presentations, members of the museum's Hot Glass Team create individual pumpkins, each with its own design and character. Demonstrations are included with museum admission, and admission is free for children and teens younger than 18. Guests also can create their own glass pumpkins and other seasonal projects at The Studio for an additional fee. Reservations are recommended. The museum's giant glass pumpkin remains on display through Oct. 31. Created in 2009 by a team of museum glassmakers, the pumpkin measures 97 inches in circumference and weighs 70 pounds. The project required more than 50 hours of work, 17 attempts and numerous prototypes before completion. Guest artist joins Hot Glass Team Artist Toots Zynsky will work with the museum's Hot
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IN PHOTOS | Justice for Survivors Rally
Cornellians and Ithacans gather for a “Justice for Survivors” rally on Ho Plaza on Monday evening. GREEK LIFE | Demonstrators hold signs with red lettering beside the crowd in front of Day Hall. (Karlie McGann/Sun Senior Editor) RESIGN NOW | Protesters sit atop the Cornell Store to express...
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Cinemapolis: Ithaca’s Hidden Gem Celebrates 40th Anniversary
On Oct. 3, Cinemapolis, Ithaca’s local independent movie theater, hosted Free Movie Day, a celebration of their 40th anniversary where locals could come see movies all day for free. The event was sponsored by local businesses True Insurance and The Cat’s Pajamas. When I arrived at the theater, I was greeted with a bustling atmosphere of music and conversation. The actual building was filled with art and posters, much more lively than the corporate franchise theaters that I have been to, which largely feel sterile and robotic.
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Binghamton and Seton Catholic win Section IV Golf Championships
On Monday, Soaring Eagles Golf Club in Horseheads played host to the Section IV Championships. 1. Teddy Brosius (Vestal) - 72 (+1) 2. Rocco Silsbee (Binghamton) - 76 (+5) T3. Finn Newton-McManus (Binghamton) - 77 (+6) T3. Ty Miller (Binghamton) - 77 (+6) T5. Aiden Ranck (Elmira) - 79 (+8)
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CCC to feature The Dark Side of the Moon through October
CORNING, N.Y. (WETM) – Through October, Corning Community College (CCC) will feature Pink Floyd’s The Dark Side of the Moon through an immersive experience in its dome. CCC’s Digital Dome Theater will feature the iconic album The Dark Side of the Moon six times in October at varying times. All dates and times are listed […]
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‘Above All Nations Is Humanity’: A History of Internationalism at Cornell
Everyone knows Ezra Cornell’s motto, “ … any person … any study,” but does anyone really know that Cornell, so bound to its international origins, once had a secondary motto, declaring, “Above all nations is humanity”?. Cornell has been international from the start....
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SUNY Cortland Exhibition Explores Art Made From What Others Discard
What some people throw away, five New York artists see as the beginning of something new. SUNY Cortland’s Dowd Gallery will explore that idea this fall with “Discardia,” an exhibition featuring work by artists who use discarded, repurposed and found materials to examine questions of waste, consumption, memory and value.
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100 Years Ago: October 5, 2026
100 Years Ago is brought to you by AVRE. 100 years ago today, members of the Monday Afternoon Club met this afternoon to celebrate, and hold a ceremonial burning of the mortgage on their clubhouse, the mansion at 191 Court Street. The old colonial style mansion at 28 Frederick Street...
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Historian Larry Cook to Return to Homer for Evening on Francis B. Carpenter
Following an enthusiastic response to his presentation last spring, presidential historian Dr. Larry Cook will return to Homer on Veterans Day for another evening exploring the life and work of one of the community’s most notable native sons, artist Francis Bicknell Carpenter. Cook will speak at 7 p.m. Wednesday,...
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100 Years Ago: October 2, 2026
100 Years Ago is brought to you by AVRE. 100 years ago today, the New York Yankees today won the first game of the 1926 World Series against St. Louis Cardinals, by a score of 2 to 1. Starting with tomorrow’s game, every play of each game of the World...
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CMAC announces first concert of the 2027 summer season
The Constellation Brands-Marvin Sands Performing Arts Center has announced its first show for the 2027 summer concert season. The Red Clay Strays, an American country rock band from Alabama, will perform at CMAC on Thursday, July 29, 2027, with special guest St. Paul & The Broken Bones for their "Grateful Tour." Founded in 2016 by lead vocalist Brandon Coleman, guitarist Drew Nix and bassist Andrew Bishop, the band solidified its mark with the 2022 release of their debut album "Moment of Truth." One song on the album, titled "Wondering Why," became a viral hit and made its way into the top 10 on Billboard's Hot Rock & Alternative Songs Chart and in the top 20 on Billboard's Hot Country Songs Chart. The Red Clay Strays released their third album, "Grateful," this past June. This is CMAC's first concert announcement for the 2027 season, and comes less than a month after its final 2026 concert with John Fogerty and Steve Winwood . Here is what to know and how to get tickets. The Red Clay Strays CMAC concert: tickets, details Tickets for the July 29 show at CMAC with The Red Clay Strays will go on sale starting on Friday, Oct.
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Finger Lakes Online Beer Festival kicks off with 10-10 BBQ deal
MORAVIA, NY (607NewsNow) — The Finger Lakes Online Beer Festival kicks off today, October 2nd, starting with 10-10 BBQ in Moravia. A voucher priced at $25 can get customers $50 worth of chicken, ribs, pulled pork, brisket, and sides from 10-10 BBQ. The establishment is also in the process of adding a brewery to their restaurant with a working name of “Station 2” so far. The brewery will be located in the building just behind the 10-10 BBQ restaurant and will feature a selection of locally brewed beers from 10-10 BBQ, as well as a variety of wines.