Elmira Drive-In Theatre
EntertainmentDouble feature fix: Elmira Drive-In Theatre is the right call for an easy, two-flick night with a snack bar that keeps the intermission cravings happy.
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Double feature fix: Elmira Drive-In Theatre is the right call for an easy, two-flick night with a snack bar that keeps the intermission cravings happy.
Clear out, cash in: Elmira Trading Company pays same-day cash for electronics, gold and silver, vintage video games, guitars, tools, sports cards and more, so if that forgotten drawer/closet is exploding, turn it into money this week with a quick quote and zero hassle from a long-trusted local crew.
Breakfast meets pizza bliss: Light's Coffee Shop and Pizza is that Elmira spot where fluffy omelets, Fruity Pebble Cakes and Cookies & Cream French Toast share menu space with legit New York pies, Sicilian squares and Buffalo chicken slices.
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Police in Elmira, New York, are seeking public assistance in identifying a suspect in a larceny at Dollar General.
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A fire broke out at a business complex in Chemung County, New York, at 3 A.M.
Full story at weny.com ↗
The Chemung County Rod and Gun Club was damaged after a car crashed into the building at 4 a.m.
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After eight sessions, Elmira Downtown Development's (EDD) 'Alive After 5' is ending for the 2026 season.
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Sen. Dean Murray is campaigning for New York State's $20 billion in unclaimed funds, which can be found in forgotten accounts, checks, deposits, and other assets held by the state.
Full story at southshorepress.com ↗
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