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3,000+ Race for the Cure on Sunday
Downtown Elmira was flooded with neighbors adorned in pink Sunday raising thousands of dollars to help in the fight against breast cancer.
12-Year-Old dies In ATV Accident
Authorities say a 12-year-old boy has died in an all-terrain vehicle accident in rural Baldwin.
100+ Volunteer for Annual Downtown Cleanup
More than a hundred people turned out despite Saturday morning's rain to help the City of Elmira's annual cleanup effort.
Campanella Sworn In As Elmira City Judge
It became official once Campanella took his oath to judge the law fairly and then put on his judicial robe.
"This - n that around NY government"
To say the least lately, it's been a whirlwind of days nationally and around the globe - including right here in New York state.
The Start of May: One For the Record Books
Elmira, NY - The WETM 18 Storm Team sure made everybody happy this past week as every day was sunny and at least 70 degrees.
No Victims After Gunshots Heard Overnight in Elmira
E.P.D. would NOT confirm any arrests as of early Tuesday morning. Stay with WETM 18 News for the latest.
Elmira Streets Back Open After EPD Investigation
Traffic is moving again Tuesday morning on the Southside of Elmira after Police had some streets blocked off late Monday night.
Big Lots coming to Painted Post
Big Lots is expected to open this summer in the former Ames Plaza off Victory Highway.
People in the Twin Tiers: Birth announcements, reunions
WILBER -- A son, April 15, 2013, to Kristin Stone Wilber and John Wilber of Elmira.
Natural Gas Fueling Station Could Come To Elmira
Dandy Mini Marts and its president Randy Williams say the next one is set to be built on Church Street in Elmira.
Twin Tiers Jazz Society to hold fundraiser Tuesday
The Twin Tiers Jazz Society will hold a fundraiser for its scholarship fund from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday May 7 at Patrick's on College Ave.
Elmira man pleads no contest in N. Tier fight
One of two Elmira men arrested in a fight last fall at a Tioga Township club pleaded no contest on Friday and was released from custody after serving more than four months in prison.
AIM Jefferson: Police Blotter, May 3, 2013
On April 10, Police Officer Chet Glazewski responded to Blue Road for a report of a suspicious vehicle.
This week in Shelter Island history
Faced with opposition in the form of 130 signatures on a petition, the Shelter Island Town Board backed off from endorsing an East End committee's call for restricting new docks and banning CCA-treated bulkheads to protect the Peconic Estuary.
Elmira man faces marijuana, traffic charges
An Elmira man was charged with marijuana possession and several motor vehicle violations after he was stopped by West Elmira police Thursday afternoon on Church Street near Hendy Avenue.
Severe Weather Awareness Week: Tornado Warning vs. Tornado Watch
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Here's a look at upcoming entertainment events in the Elmira area. * Spring Lecture Series: Politics and race relations in Mark Twain's time -- and how Twain's views on those hot-button issues and others remain relevant today -- will be among the topics discussed starting next week at Elmira College's Trouble Begins at Eight spring lecture series ... (more)
Madison Ave. bridge in Elmira due to reopen Monday
The Madison Avenue bridge is now anticipated to reopen to two-way traffic Monday in time for the commute home, a city official said this morning.
Trout Unlimited to host annual youth fishing derby on May 11 in Elmira
The Catharine Creek Chapter of Trout Unlimited will sponsor its 25th annual Ed Pariso Kids Fishing Day from 7 a.m. until noon May 11 at Eldridge Lake in Elmira.