Max Coven
Multimedia Journalist at WENY-TV (Horseheads, NY)
WENY Multimedia Journalist | Hofstra University Grad 👨🎓
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2 days ago |
weny.com | Max Coven
CORNING, N.Y. (WENY) -- If your summer plans involve sunshine, smiles, and something cold in your cone, Dippity Do Dahs in Corning might just be your next stop for ice cream. As part of Good Morning Twin Tiers’ summer series, Twin Tiers Scoop, we visited the local shop known for making ice cream the old-fashioned way: with heart, high-quality ingredients, and a dash of science.
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3 days ago |
weny.com | Max Coven
CORNING, N.Y. – As the countdown to Wineglass Weekend begins, organizers have announced four new sponsors for the 2025 race series. The annual event, set for October 3 - 5, is one of New York’s premier long-distance running weekends, drawing thousands to the Finger Lakes. The new sponsors include WEB Renewable Energy USA, Valicenti Advisory Services, Lakewood Vineyards, and Dr. Konstantin Frank Winery.
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4 days ago |
weny.com | Max Coven
(WENY) -- Governor Kathy Hochul is renewing her call to provide free breakfast and lunch to every student across New York State, regardless of income. Hochul has been spotlighting her 2025 State of the State proposal to expand access to school meals for more than 2.7 million students. “I’m fighting to make school meals free for every student in New York, giving every young person the nourishment they need to thrive in the classroom and putting money back in families’ pockets,” Hochul said.
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6 days ago |
weny.com | Max Coven
HORSEHEADS, N.Y. (WENY) – This week’s Pet of the Week features a pair of bonded senior dogs, Holly and Randall, who are currently in the care of Paws and Purrs Rescue and looking for a calm and loving forever home. The pair is estimated to be at least seven years old and is described as shy, gentle, and deeply connected to each other. “Holly relies a lot on Randall,” said Susan Monroe with Paws and Purrs.
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1 week ago |
weny.com | Max Coven
ELMIRA, N.Y. (WENY) -- Gifted Goods II opened its doors in Elmira a year ago with a simple goal: to sell secondhand goods and give back to the community. What started as a humble thrift shop has become something much more, a place of hope, heart, and help. Owner Treva Lewis is the woman behind it all, and she never expected to be here. “I’ve been a thrifter my whole life,” Lewis said. “I love rummage sales, estate sales. I actually worked for a company for six years, then lost my job.
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The Elmira Animal Control and Shelter is now taking care of a high volume of unclaimed dogs, and they are looking for the community to help with donations like with crates. https://t.co/Wiqg2TBBjE
The Tioga County Partnership for Community Health has unveiled a new tool to connect volunteers with local organizations and projects across the Northern Tier. https://t.co/751JKiMDHC
As summer comes to a close, Eldridge Park is preparing for its final week of the season. The community spot has been open all summer long, and now it is time to mark your calendars for the end of the 2024 season. https://t.co/KMA9Djnd4P