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The Star-Gazette serves as the primary newspaper for Elmira, New York. Located in Elmira, this publication is part of the Gannett media group.

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County jails say NY has delayed accepting inmates, putting pressure on local facilities

2 days ago | stargazette.com | Jeff Murray

The state Department of Corrections and Community Supervision is facing a backlog of state-ready inmates that are still waiting in county jails. Corrections officials say they are playing catch-up after a February walkout by state corrections officers led to multiple staff dismissals. County sheriffs say the additional time state-ready inmates are in their custody results in higher costs and staffing issues.
Corning-Painted Post pays tribute to 20 athletes who have committed to college programs

2 days ago | stargazette.com | Andrew Legare

Alfred University is the most popular destination, with five athletes committing to the Division III school. Corning-Painted Post High School held a spring signing ceremony June 2 at the school's theater. The event followed a February signing for four Division I commits. More: Elmira High celebrates 14 seniors at signing ceremonyThe 20 seniors honored Monday:Baseball: Kyle Miller, Division III Alfred University; Ryan Price, Division III Elmira College; Gavin Walker, Alfred University. Need a break?
Elmira High School held a signing ceremony for 14 senior athletes

2 days ago | stargazette.com | Andrew Legare

This was the second signing ceremony at Elmira High School for the class of 2025. Elmira High School's second signing celebration of 2025 paid tribute to 14 seniors headed to college athletic programs in a total of seven sports. The event was held June 3 at the school's theater and followed a February signing for five seniors.
Chemung County sheriff identifies victim of fatal May 30 crash on Jerusalem Hill Road

2 days ago | stargazette.com | Jeff Murray

A Southport man was killed in a one-car crash in the early hours of May 30. The Chemung County Sheriff's Office said the car was traveling at a high rate of speed when the driver lost control. Authorities have identified a Southport man as the victim of a fatal one-vehicle crash early May 30 in the Town of Elmira. The Chemung County Sheriff's Office said the victim was 42-year-old Andrew Marangoni, of Allen Street in Southport.
Corning-Painted Post revised 2025-26 school budget will go to vote June 17: What to know

2 days ago | stargazette.com | Jeff Smith

Corning Inc. $1.8 million grant geared to maintain the quality of local education for the benefits of the greater Corning community. C-PP School District budget vote set for June 17. The revised 2025-26 C-PP budget, which includes a 2.97 increase to the levy, does not exceed the state tax cap and needs more than 50% of the vote to be adopted.
Clash of Section 4 baseball titans goes to Horseheads in deciding game of AA finals

3 days ago | stargazette.com | Andrew Legare

Horseheads pitcher Mason Holloway earned the save, adding to his impressive season stats. This is Horseheads' fourth consecutive sectional title and coach Jeff Limoncelli's final season. Horseheads will face Section 9's Wallkill in the regional final. A fifth meeting this season between Section 4 baseball powers Horseheads and Vestal came down to the final three innings at Waverly High School on June 2. Horseheads' Cooper Ball broke a tie with a sacrifice fly in the fifth inning.
See photos of Horseheads' win over Vestal in Game 3 of Section 4 Class AA baseball finals

3 days ago | stargazette.com | Andrew Legare

Andrew LegareHorseheads downed Vestal, 4-2, in the deciding game 3 of the Section 4 Class AA baseball championship series June 2, 2025 at Waverly High School. Andrew Legare/Elmira Star-GazetteHorseheads downed Vestal, 4-2, in the deciding game 3 of the Section 4 Class AA baseball championship series June 2, 2025 at Waverly High School.
Kim Frock named Administrator in Charge at Corning CC. What she brings to new role.

3 days ago | stargazette.com | Jeff Smith

Kim Frock was named the Administrator in Charge at SUNY Corning Community College. Frock is excited and energized to join the CCC community until a new CCC president is selected. Frock co-founded the Alternative School for Math and Science in 2003. Kim L. Frock has agreed to serve as the Administrator in Charge at SUNY Corning Community College during a leadership transition as the college searches for a successor to Dr. William P. Mullaney.
Westbound lane of I-86 near Lowman exit closed after crash, emergency responders on scene

3 days ago | stargazette.com | Jeff Murray

Traffic on Interstate 86 in southeastern Chemung County has been restricted following a major crash. The collision took place just east of Exit 58 (Lowman) and resulted in total closure of the westbound lane. Eastbound traffic was restricted to one lane, and vehicles traveling east were backed up about half a mile. The crash was initially reported around 12:30 p.m. June 2.
Section 4 girls lacrosse 2025 all-stars

4 days ago | stargazette.com | Andrew Legare

Division 1First TeamDraw person: Anna Lowe, Horseheads, senior. Midfield: Reese Cole, Ithaca, senior; Lauren Kozemko, Horseheads, junior; Gracee Work, Corning, senior. Attack: Ella Thomforde, Ithaca, senior; Sage Bliss, Ithaca, sophomore; Lexi Lese, Horseheads, junior; Lindsay Casterline, Corning, senior. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. Defense: Kate Thomas, Ithaca, junior; Emma Bakos, Ithaca, junior; Riley Keeler, Corning, senior; Piper Emmick, Corning, senior.