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Attempts to save a nearly 100-year-old pool for the city of Elmira failed. The city will demolish the structure and replace it with a splash pad.
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The budget, which totaled to $41.4 million, increased $3 million from 2024.
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The city of Elmira repealed a law that created a public list of rental property owners with code violations. The city is replacing that list with a report on housing in the community.
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The software will analyze recordings to identify gunfire from up to 70 microphones placed on existing light poles throughout the city.
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The law would have placed fines on people in "unauthorized campsites" of up to $1,000 and one year in jail, depending on the number of violations. Oftentimes, the campsites in question are created by people who are homeless.