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Trinity Of Chemung: A Case Study

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HORSEHEADS (WENY) - Trinity of Chemung, a local alcohol and substance abuse counseling center, has officially closed and moved out of its Horseheads location. In June 2016, Trinity of Chemung opened its new prevention office at 217 Old Ithaca Road. As of this week has moved the department back with the outpatient clinic at the Elmira location on Lake st. The horseheads building was meant to house prevention and education services. However, Executive Director, Ann Domingos, says it 's more fiscally responsible to keep everyone under the same roof. The Horseheads facility at 217 Old Ithaca Road is for sale for $199,900 according to Realty USA.

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