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New York State, corrections officers union strike deal, some officers not satisfied

Monday, March 10 by Pat McDonald

The New York State Department of Corrections and the union announced a deal has been reached on Saturday, but some corrections officers are not happy with the agreement.According to WENY-TV, corrections officers continued their strike on Sunday and called the deal a slap in... Read More.

St. James Hospital completes new ICU rooms

Thursday, March 6 by Pat McDonald

St. James Hospital is pleased to announce the completion and official opening of two state-of-the-art ICU-designated rooms, marking a major advancement in critical care services for the Hornell community. This milestone ensures that patients requiring intensive care can receive high-quality treatment close to home,... Read More.

Striking corrections officers visit Albany

Wednesday, March 5 by Pat McDonald

Hundreds of striking corrections officers, including some from Elmira, traveled to Albany on Tuesday to protest their working conditions.The officers are looking for better hours, safer working conditions and the repeal of the HALT Act.State Senator Tom O’Mara joined the officers on Tuesday, and... Read More.

Corning receives $480,000 to upgrade wastewater treatment plant

Wednesday, March 5 by Pat McDonald

The City of Corning has been awarded $480,000 to upgrade its wastewater treatment plant.According to Congressman Nick Langworthy’s Office, the funding is being provided by the EPA as part of the Consolidated Appropriations Act.The upgrades will help the Corning wastewater treatment plant comply with... Read More.

Suspect accused of injuring Chemung County Sheriff’s investigator pleads guilty

Tuesday, March 4 by Pat McDonald

One of the suspects who is accused of injuring a Chemung County Sheriff’s Investigator last March has pleaded guilty.According to WENY-TV, Dominick Haley pleaded guilty to assault of a police officer, assault in the second degree and petit larceny.Police say Haley allegedly tried to... Read More.

Corrections officers continue strike despite threats of termination

Tuesday, March 4 by Pat McDonald

The New York State Corrections Officers strike entered its 15th day on Monday, despite threats from the state that they would be fired if they didn’t return to work.The officers were told that if returned to work by this past Saturday they would avoid punishment,... Read More.

Middle school teams to compete in Scholarship Challenge this weekend

Tuesday, March 4 by Pat McDonald

The 45th annual Scholarship Challenge will continue this weekend with a middle school competition.Teams from Athens, Grace Christian Academy, Northeast Bradford, Sayre, Spencer-Van Etten, Tioga, Waverly, Wellsboro and Wyalusing will compete on the Sayre Theatre stage on Saturday.The high school challenge will wrap up next... Read More.

Defending champion Northeast Bradford secures spot in Scholarship Challenge finals

Monday, March 3 by Pat McDonald

The finals are set for the 45th annual Scholarship Challenge.The defending champion Northeast Bradford Panthers secured the fourth and final spot in the March 15th finals with a pair of wins on Saturday at the Sayre Theatre.Northeast beat Elmira in the first match, while... Read More.

New York State issuing termination letters to striking corrections officers

Monday, March 3 by Pat McDonald

The corrections officers who are striking at the Elmira Correctional Facility and others across the state of New York received a text from the New York State Office of Employee Relations threatening that if they did not return to work, they will be fired.The... Read More.

Painted Post woman accused of stealing from Corning PTA, union

Sunday, March 2 by Pat McDonald

A Painted Post woman is facing charges after she allegedly stole money from two organizations connected with the Corning-Painted Post School District.According to the New York State Police, 35-year-old Kari Warner was charged with grand larceny in connection with stealing more than $45,000 from... Read More.

Elmira grad Gentile scores 1,000th career college point

Sunday, March 2 by Pat McDonald

Elmira High School grad Morgan Gentile reached a major milestone on the college hardwoods on Wednesday night.Gentile, who is a grad student and guard for the Edinoboro University women’s basketball team, scored her 1,000th career college point in a win over Slippery Rock.Gentile spent her... Read More.

Scholarship Challenge continues on Saturday

Thursday, February 27 by Pat McDonald

The 45th annual Scholarship Challenge will continue this weekend.Teams from Athens, Elmira, Northeast Bradford and Wyalusing will compete on the Sayre Theatre stage on Saturday. One of those four teams will join Notre Dame, Sayre and Towanda in the finals on March 15th.Over the... Read More.

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Elmira-Corning

New York State, corrections officers union strike deal, some officers not satisfied

St. James Hospital completes new ICU rooms

Striking corrections officers visit Albany

Corning receives $480,000 to upgrade wastewater treatment plant

Suspect accused of injuring Chemung County Sheriff’s investigator pleads guilty

Corrections officers continue strike despite threats of termination

Middle school teams to compete in Scholarship Challenge this weekend

Defending champion Northeast Bradford secures spot in Scholarship Challenge finals

New York State issuing termination letters to striking corrections officers

Painted Post woman accused of stealing from Corning PTA, union

Elmira grad Gentile scores 1,000th career college point

Scholarship Challenge continues on Saturday

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