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Old 12-13-2008, 06:22 PM
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When a city thinks Pudgies is good pizza it makes me worry about their sanity.
LOL, I have to agree!

I have relatives in Elmira that love Pudgies and my family in Syracuse thinks they are all nuts too! Pudgies reminds of me the cafeteria pizza found in almost every high school.

I'm not sure the Southern Tier has any good pizza places.
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Old 04-28-2009, 11:12 AM
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i grew up in elmira,its not a bad place to live theres just not alot to do. now if the city would open things up, like rebuild eldridge park,and put back a discovery zone along with new go cart,and put put places it just might be alittle bit better. and the crime there is nothing like florida so be thankful you dont have that.
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i grew up in elmira,its not a bad place to live theres just not alot to do. now if the city would open things up, like rebuild eldridge park,and put back a discovery zone along with new go cart,and put put places it just might be alittle bit better. and the crime there is nothing like florida so be thankful you dont have that.
I agree. It's not a bad city. it just needs more things to do there. It seems like businesses have abandoned the city and need to comeback.
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Old 04-28-2009, 08:28 PM
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TViz give us some real evidence that its on the upswing. I remember reading the state demographic projections a year or so ago and that area will continue to lose population -- at a rapid rate.

Nice cheap buildings though. There's a huge church for $325k - I once considered buying the building-mansion on Lake street -the one the community arts bought - did they fix it up?
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