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18 Sports List – Top 10 quarterbacks in local history
ELMIRA, N.Y. (WETM) – It’s time for another special edition of The 18 Sports List. On this segment we continue our legendary countdown series with the best local quarterbacks of all-time in football. From Pro Football Hall of Fame inductees to some of the greatest arms in Twin Tiers history who have broken record after […]
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Hundreds gather for indoor trick-or-treat at Arnot Mall
Big Flats, N.Y. (WETM) — The area’s largest indoor trick or treat event took place at the Arnot Mall from 3 to 5 pm! Hundreds of people crowded in the Arnot Mall Event Center to do some indoor trick or treating. Kids were all dressed up in costumes like superheroes, inflatable dinosaurs, and more. 18 […]
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Elmira College to offer Fine Arts fellowship
ELMIRA, N.Y. (WETM) – The Elmira College Center for Mark Twain Studies is offering a 2027 residency opportunity for a select visual artist or musician, with applications due in mid-December. The Quarry Farm Fine Arts Fellowship is open to a visual artist or a musician at any stage in their career, providing the opportunity to […]
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Empirical Paranormal, local first responders to hold paranormal lockdown at 1890 House Museum
CORTLAND, NY (607NewsNow) — Empirical Paranormal, a TAPS Family team, joins local first responders for Paranormal Lockdown 2026 on Saturday, October 24th, where they spend an entire night in the museum. The proceeds from the event will benefit the Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics New York and...
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SUNY CCC’s Digital Dome prepares for final Pink Floyd shows
Pink Floyd’s “The Dark Side of the Moon” is making its final run at SUNY Corning Community College’s Digital Dome Theater. The 42-minute show combines the iconic album with immersive, space-themed visuals and surround sound, attracting longtime fans and younger audiences. The final shows run through October 31, with tickets starting at $14.
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State leaders celebrate Corning Museum of Glass
Four Southern Tier state lawmakers marked the Corning Museum of Glass’ 75th anniversary Oct. 20 by presenting museum leaders with copies of a legislative resolution commemorating the milestone. State Sen. Tom O’Mara, R,C-Big Flats, and Assemblymen Phil Palmesano, R,C-Corning, Chris Friend, R,C-Big Flats, and Joe Sempolinski, R,C-Canisteo, made the presentation to museum President and Executive Director Jessica Levin Martinez and museum staff, according to a community announcement. The presentation took place during a ceremony in the museum’s Admissions Lobby. Founded in 1951 by Corning Glass Works, now Corning Incorporated, the Corning Museum of Glass was established as an educational institution. The museum annually draws more than 300,000 visitors from around the world, according to the announcement. Its campus includes what the announcement describes as the world’s most comprehensive collection of glass, a library focused on glass and a glassworking school. The New York Times named the museum among the “U.S. museums to see” in 2025, while Newsweek readers voted it one of America’s top three best art museums, according to the announcement. Lawmakers recognize museum’s 75-year history The four lawmakers sponsored the legislative resolution, J2135/K1387, recognizing the Corning Museum of Glass’ anniversary. The state Senate and Assembly unanimously approved the
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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.
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Corning invests $3.2 million in course upgrades ahead of LPGA's 2027 return
The LPGA is returning to Corning next May for the first time in 18 years, and preparations are already underway. Corning Incorporated is investing $3.2 million in improvements at the Corning Country Club ahead of The Classic, scheduled for May 27 through 30, 2027. The upgrades will include improvements to...
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Local History Post of the Week: October 23, 2026
– Vintage Article of the Week. This week’s Vintage Article features the obituary of Glenn Curtiss, one of the pillars of modern aviation, who died in 1930 at age just 52, following surgery for appendicitis. As most of you out there know, and I’ll include this info for anyone who may not know – Mr. Curtiss was born in Hammondsport on May 21, 1878. And he is buried in Hammonsport too – at the Pleasant Valley Cemetery; here is a link to his page on the Find A Grave site, in case anyone would like visit is gravesite:
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The Finger Lakes Online Beer Festival Returns to Cayuga Marketplace
The Finger Lakes Online Beer Festival is coming back to Cayuga Marketplace, spotlighting some of the region’s best breweries, cideries, and restaurants. Every Friday in October, a new featured deal will go live on CayugaMarketplace.com. Each week brings a new featured business and amazing discounts:. Friday, October 9th- Tavern...
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Lost Souls Paranormal hosting Halloween Eve paranormal investigation at the 1890 House Museum
CORTLAND, NY (607NewsNow) — From 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. on October 30th, Lost Souls Paranormal Investigations will lead participants through an investigation at the museum. The group, made up of professional paranormal investigators, primarily travel around the northeastern United States looking to communicate with those beyond the veil at sites that are rumored to exhibit paranormal activity.
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Trunk-or-Treat Fun Hits Cortland and Homer Saturday With Candy, Costumes and Sunshine!
Get those costumes ready and grab your trick-or-treat bags! Two family-friendly Trunk-or-Treat events are happening Saturday in Cortland and Homer, offering plenty of Halloween fun, sweet treats, and a little spooky spirit — all with some beautiful fall weather in the forecast!. First up: Cortland’s Trunk-or-Treat. From 2...
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This Small Pennsylvania Town Feels Like The 1950s Never Really Ended
The main street here still glows under real gas lamps after dark. Not electric copies made to look old. Actual flickering gas flames, lining a wide boulevard in north-central Pennsylvania. That detail alone would win me over. Then you learn the diner downtown has served meals from the same spot...