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Upstate Scoop N’ Grind up for sale

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A popular Owego ice cream shop is up for sale. Upstate Scoop N’ Grind, located at 65 State Route 96, has been listed by realtor Tanisha Baldwin for $297,000. The business sits on 1.1 acres of maintained land and features a fully remodeled rental unit for... Read More.
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Bradford County Commissioners approve 2025 budget on 2-1 vote

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The Bradford County Commissioners approved the county’s 2025 budget last week with reductions to the Bradford County Library’s funding, staff and hours. The county library will be allocated around $328,000, which will include funding for the Bookmobile. That is down from $471,000 in 2024. According to... Read More.
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Williams Auto Group donates $10,000 to Johnson City YMCA

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Williams Auto Group donated $10,000 to the Johnson City YMCA this week. The local YMCA will use the money for several programs, including swim lessons and the Livestrong Program. According to WBNG-TV, the Johnson City YMCA is also planning a new recreation center complete with pickleball... Read More.

Old IBM buildings in Endicott to be demolished

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Following years of delays, the old, dilapidated IBM buildings in Endicott are set to be demolished. The old factory buildings have been vacant for many years, and on Monday, the Village of Endicott board finalized a plan to tear down the structures at the corner... Read More.
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Washington Ave. Bridge reopens in Elmira

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The Washington Avenue Bridge in Elmira reopened on Wednesday afternoon. Elmira Police Officers encountered smoke under the bridge at around 4:45 a.m. on Oct. 30th. The bridge had been closed since the fire. The New York State Department of Transportation and engineering consultants have said the... Read More.

Watkins Glen voters vote down Capital Improvement Project

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Voters in the Watkins Glen Central School District have rejected a proposed $35.8 million dollar Capital Improvement Project. The project would upgrade athletic facilities, infrastructure and educational spaces at the high school, as well as security and classroom improvements at the elementary school. The referendum failed... Read More.
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