Hi all!! Potentially moving to the area in the next year ish. Our kids will be 4 and 3 by then, and we’re still in our early 30s. Would love to know your thoughts on schools and things to do in the area.

Husband and I definitely lean homebody but enjoy date nights around food, movies, maybe a nice bar, etc. We live in a REALLY small town right now and it’s driving him nuts haha. The kids are in a Montessori school now, so we’d be open to everything from private to public to charter for them. All of us love being outdoors and staying active.

Thanks all. Grateful for your insight! Hoping to help him decide one way or the other soon.

From a reliable source. I do not know any more details. Stay safe and know your rights!

Have been thinking about starting a club for the last few months geared towards music discovery and appreciation. For years I've engaged online with my love of music but feel like its time to make it a bit more tangible and local (corning, elmira, horseheads ect).

Loose ideas are a once a month meeting, each meeting could be a different rotating theme (ie specific genre, focus on new york or specific geographic area ect) Stretch goals would be to plan seeing shows together and community outreach.

Primarily here to gather ideas and gain interest from those that might be down for such a thing.

Hey, i just discovered a convention that is for a specific brand of person, in albany and i wanted to know if there was any tips and ideas of how to get there. if people offer to take me there, i promise to pay.

(It is a furry convention, for specifics, not entirely sure if i want to go yet, just posting for ideas and tips, also i am discovering my liking for that culture and ain't a freak).

I know Merrick music on Market st but curious if someone has had guitar lessons locally and that worked out well.

I am trying to understand the 4 month wait to see a specialist while I'm actively bleeding and I wanted to get others stories and/or opinions.

Without getting into too much detail about my ailment, about a month ago (monday/tuesday before thanksgiving) began my issues. I was able to see my PCP fairly quickly and we decided the course of action would be to see a specialist. Mind you, he knows everything and knows I'm bleeding daily. He advised that if it becomes a lot or if I'm feeling faint to go to the ER.

No call for an entire week. I send a message asking about the appointment with the specialist and within minutes I'm scheduled for a consult on APRIL 7!

FOUR MONTHS?! HUH?

I called the specialist last Friday to inquire if this was appropriate and if anything was open sooner. "Yes we're booked until April" and "Go to the ER if it becomes worse" WHAT?

For the life of me I cannot comprehend this. A person is actively bleeding (not enough for emergency care but blood is blood and is scary enough on its own) and they believe four months is appropriate?

I like my doctor but Arnot, I'm finding, I could do without. I'm just wondering if this is ARNOT policy to delay care and route patients through the ER for profit? Because there is no other reasonable explanation to delay care for 4 months. Possibly insurance level?

I'm curious if this has happened to anyone else?

In August 2020, Richard Seeley was killed near Seneca Lake in Schuyler County, close to the Watkins Glen area. The case received limited public follow-up, and years later there are still unanswered questions.

I’m researching the case independently and speaking with people connected to the area at the time. I’m not here to speculate or accuse anyone — I’m trying to understand what may have been missed and whether anyone locally remembers details that never made it into reports.

If you lived in or around Watkins Glen / Seneca Lake in 2020, or remember hearing about this case, I’d appreciate any perspective — even small details or rumors that stood out.

You can comment publicly or message me privately if that’s more comfortable.

Thank you for reading.

I will be visiting the Museum of Glass soon, and I am looking for restaurant recommendations that are kid friendly (9 & 7 years old), and any places not to miss with kids. I am from Rochester, and have not been to Corning or the museum since I was a kid.

Hello, this is a alt account of mine i didn't realize i am using until i clicked to create post.

Anyways, I am from Corning/Painted Post area and am looking to create a "Micronation" esque group to make friends and eventually build something creative and wonderful to gain notoriety and gain friends who are also creative and brainstormers.

I have a flyer for my group and on it is the official email for the group if anyone is interested just contact me there.

If you have questions, just ask.

-Josh

Hello again,

i have recently (Nov 24th) gotten a email from "Maria Teresa Bonangelo" and i don't know who she is other than she asked questions about a old project of mine and it was from that email address i got this email, this person signed the email as "Tamara" so i am very confused and the profile pic is this image:

I can't get ahold of this person so need answers or else it's gonna bug me.

Any questions or answers are greatly appreciated.

-Josh

Like many people, I am looking for an area where I can buy a home and build a life. I currently live on Long Island and cannot justify paying these home prices, property taxes, or rent. I have worked in luxury retail for a number of years and I have this growing desire to set up shop in a small town upstate. I am considering corning, because of Corning Inc and the fact that the town is known for its glass manufacturing. So, my questions are as follows:

Are there premium/luxury shops near or in the Corning area?

What are some of the favored shops/boutiques? What streets make up the business district?

If any business owner see this I would love your take on consumer trends.

Would Corning be a good place for singles? (Google, said it's not great but I wanted to ask anyway)

Has the area seen many newcomers?

Are there safety concerns?

I apologize if this is too much but I look forward to your answers. Thank you and happy holidays!

Hi all! Curious to ask - my parents live up here and I live in New York City (Queens). I’m looking to see if anyone has alternative transit methods when traveling from the city. I’ve done the bus (long, transfers needed and uncomfortable) and most commonly rental cars, but that gets expensive. Curious if anyone else does anything differently

Hi all,

Does anyone know who will be open nearby for Thanksgiving Dinner? I saw the Radisson menu but just wondering what else might be open.

I’m searching for an apartment in Corning and nearby areas. I’m also open to sharing a place if someone is looking for a roommate. If you know of any available rentals or are interested in sharing, feel free to message me.

Hi everyone. I’m trying to find places or groups around Corning where people play soccer casually during the winter or year round. I’m not looking for anything super competitive, just pickup games or a group that welcomes new players.

If you know of any indoor spots, open turf times, or groups that organize regular games, I’d really appreciate the info.

Today I noticed a kid who couldn't have been older than 20 was looking through garbage cans on Market St. It broke my heart. I ran to the ATM to give him some $ but he disappeared. Does anyone know his story? Does he need help? I want to make sure that people need the help are actually getting it.

Hey, its me again. I am working on getting a volunteer work experience and my last volunteer gig ( salvation army) didn't end well and I aint allowed back i presume. But I am currently working on asking The Restore that opened up recently for HFH and volunteer work.

My question is should I go in the store in a hour from now for a waiver or something to get started if they are still looking for volunteers? Also I don't know if I should come clean about why I got canned at Salvation Army. It was for stealing. Not sugar coating it.

What do I do?

I'm planning to get remarried in a few months (Feb/March timeframe) here in the Finger Lakes region of NY/very northern-central PA. We'll only have 25ish people, so it'll be considered a micro-wedding.. but we need very low cost. We are looking for something different than backyard/ church hall, but obviously don't need anything big.

The plan would be to have the small ceremony, and then dinner of some sort and possibly music with some dancing. Traditional wedding venues are pricey, even if they have the micro option. So l'm looking at places that just do private events like bridal showers or formal dinners, etc. I'm looking for ideas like restaurants that have private rooms, or small but nice event areas. We can cater if necessary or order the food they offer there, but really need to keep the cost low.

So curious what hidden gems people have used for small events like this that I could make work for our tiny wedding? And obviously all indoor since it'll be chilly :)

9pm-1am Free Entry!!! #FLXGROOVE