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Things are moving, slowly, in the right direction according to the province’s May 5 and May 12 disease reports, but the death rate is still a travesty.

“Everybody can help somebody.”

The school has applied for a demolition permit, while area residents are seeking heritage designation.

The Sharon community can soon expect a 4th of July fireworks show, a farmers market and even some concerts.

The Pianos About Town public art program moved its pianos out of storage Tuesday, kicking off its 2022 painting season Wednesday.

But don’t worry, a new family is taking over the iconic Kwik-Way.

Downtown Elmira is getting its annual cleanup this Saturday from 9:30-11:30 a.m. at Wisner Park, located on 200 N Main Street. This cleanup event has been going on for over 30 years.  

But don’t worry, a new family is taking over the iconic Kwik-Way.

Landlord gets tenants to give up leases early and rips down several “really special” old houses near Bliss Street, but has no plan to build on the site.

This Saturday, the public is welcomed back to Pop Up in the Bluff. The family fun starts at Barraque Street and Third Avenue at 11 a.m. and continues until 3 p.m. There will be displays, arts and crafts, information stations, a variety of food trucks, an estimated 45 vendors, as well as plenty of kids' activities and live music.