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Dignity for the dead may be the biggest casualty of Israel-Gaza war

In war, the world shifts violently. Lives are lost, homes destroyed and entire communities displaced. Much of the focus, and rightly so, centers on...

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Dubi Weissenstern 

Why Congress can’t cut federal investment in rural New York

Across the country, discussions about the affordable housing crisis often center around the impacts felt by major cities: from skyrocketing rents...

10.09.2025 3

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Mike Borges 

This year, attacks on the First Amendment reach schoolhouse doors

The 2025 school year — now upon us — will bring challenges, triumphs and anxieties for 50 million students as they return to American public...

09.09.2025 1

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Rob Miraldi 

Governor Hochul, sign NY's Medical Aid in Dying Act into law

After living with metastatic breast cancer for 12 years, people are sometimes surprised when I say how lucky and grateful I am. What they may not...

09.09.2025 2

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Susan Rahn 

NY schools have a student absentee crisis. Let's fix it | Opinion

School doors are open, but in New York City, hundreds of thousands of students are likely missing from classrooms. If history repeats itself, more...

09.09.2025 2

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Jeremy Kohomban

Canada-U.S. conflict jeopardizes New York grid reliability

Regarding “PM Carney: Canada to remove many retaliatory tariffs on U.S.," USA TODAY, Aug. 23: The U.S.-Canada trade war continues unresolved....

05.09.2025 1

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Christopher Corbett 

Toxic workplaces like Citigroup need culture shifts — not more probes

In the years since the #MeToo movement took root, companies have increasingly turned to “outside” firms — typically prominent law firms — to “...

05.09.2025 1

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Ardith Lindsey 

Major fundraiser is coming up for Corning-based comfort care home

Bampa's House, a Corning-based comfort care home that serves terminally ill people and their families in three counties, will hold one of its...

04.09.2025 10

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Jeff Murrayelmira Star-Gazette

Recapitalization plan will boost Elmira Heights plant: Anchor Glass

Tampa, Florida-based Anchor Glass Container Corp., which has manufacturing facilities in five states — including a longtime plant in Elmira Heights...

04.09.2025 10

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Jeff Murrayelmira Star-Gazette

Coach chat: Q&A with Notre Dame football coach Mike Johnston Sr.

The bond Mike Johnston Sr. has with Elmira Notre Dame High School goes back to his days as a player in the early 1960s. It has continued through...

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Andrew Legareelmira Star-Gazette

Corning Community Food Pantry's golf tournament has big impact

The Corning Community Food Pantry will be holding its largest and most profitable fundraiser on Saturday, Sept. 13 at Willowcreek Golf Club in Big...

04.09.2025 3

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Larry French

Coach chat: Q&A with Corning football coach Mike Johnston Jr.

After guiding the Corning-Painted Post football team to its first berth in the New York State Public High School Athletic Association semifinals...

04.09.2025 3

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Andrew Legareelmira Star-Gazette

When the new Warriner’s Hardware & Farm Store plans to open in Jasper

An old-fashion hardware store is returning to a familiar location in Jasper. Kellen and Bonnie Warriner are planning a fall 2025 opening of...

04.09.2025 3

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Neal Simonhornell Evening Tribune

Watkins Glen/O-M football in 11th season of 'great relationship'

It has been 10 years since the Watkins Glen/Odessa-Montour football program was formed with the merger of the former Bucket Game rivals. While the...

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Andrew Legareelmira Star-Gazette