What’s open — and closed — for holiday on Monday

Published Jan 13, 2018 at 4:00pm

Here are the following hours for local civic and business institutions in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day Monday, Jan.15:

Banks. Most banks are closed for the holiday.

Bus service. Centro is open for usual business hours.

Fire and emergency services. Fire and emergency departments remain open.

Libraries. Public libraries, including Jervis Public Library, will be closed.

Police. Police departments remain open.

Post office. MLK Day is a federal holiday, and all post offices will be closed.

Schools and universities. All public schools and most colleges are closed for the holiday.

Town and village offices. Most town and village offices will be closed during the federal holiday.

Rome. All city offices and all city courts will be closed.

Oneida. Oneida City Court will be closed and Oneida City offices will be open from 8 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

Sherrill. Sherrill City offices will be open 7:45 a.m.-4 p.m. City courts will be closed.

The Daily Sentinel will publish and the offices will be open Monday.

Jump to: Health | Seniors | Arts & Learning | Entertainment | Home | Religion

Stained glass holiday pin workshop Saturday

Arts & Learning OLD FORGE — View Arts Center in Old Forge will host a beginning copper foil stained glass holiday pin workshop on Saturday, Oct. 20 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with stained glass artist Mary Pokerentowski. The cost of participation is $110, $95 for View members, which covers the cost of materials. Pre-registration is required. The holiday pin workshop will explore each step for... 4:00pm 10/17/18

Center to host Halloween party for kids

Entertainment UTICA — The Empowerment Center in Utica will host a Halloween party on Thursday, Oct. 25 from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Costumes will be given away to children who attend. On site will be crafts, face painting booths, and refreshments. Donations for the costume giveaway are still being sought, and may be dropped off at: For more information, contact the Home Ownership Center in Utica... 4:00pm 10/17/18

Fall Book Sale in Holland Patent

Arts & Learning HOLLAND PATENT — Holland Patent Free Library will host its Fall Book Sale Oct. 22-27. The sale will be at the library with books costing $3 per bag. The library is open Monday and Tuesday from 4-7 p.m., Wednesday and Thursday from 2-6 p.m. and Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The library is located at 9590 Main St. For more information call 315-865-5034. 4:00pm 10/17/18

Historian explores how colonial New York was settled

Arts & Learning Independent historian Terry McMaster plans a presentation exploring settlement and development along colonial New York’s western frontier at 1 p.m. Oct. 27 in the main gallery of the Oneida County History Center, 1608 Genesee St., Utica. McMaster is an independent historian whose research focuses on the American Revolution in the Mohawk Valley and on the settlement patterns,... 4:00pm 10/17/18

4:00pm 10/15/18New hours for church Clothing Closet
4:00pm 10/13/18Consequences for our choices
4:00pm 10/13/18Trinity Community Coffee House hosts The Cadleys Oct. 20
4:00pm 10/13/18Octoberfeast in Holland Patent
4:00pm 10/13/18Dan Schall performs Oct. 21
4:00pm 10/13/18Augusta church hosts Old Home Days Service
4:00pm 10/13/18Ladies luncheon Thursday in Canastota
4:00pm 10/13/18AREA CHURCH SERVICES
4:00pm 10/08/18Harvest of Faith set for Tuesday
4:00pm 10/06/18United Church of Canastota to hold chicken barbecue

Rome News

4:00pm 10/17/18Rome-Area Hunger Walk steps off Sunday
4:00pm 10/17/18Colonial Park to host tribute for its veterans
4:00pm 10/17/18Marine Corps League to hold canned food drive
11:58am 10/17/18Candidates square off in forum

County News

4:00pm 10/17/18Clerk gets some backing from lawmakers at budget hearing
4:00pm 10/17/18Economic panel to hold outreach meeting Oct. 25
4:00pm 10/17/18Better Hearing to host business after hours event in Oneida
4:00pm 10/17/18‘Skull Detectives’ Family Fun at Rogers Center on Oct. 20
4:00pm 10/16/18County, Oneida Nation, libraries team up to get books in bassinets

Education News

4:00pm 10/17/18Syracuse Stage visits Joy Elementary
4:00pm 10/16/18Kahler named chair of MVCC board; vice chair also approved
4:00pm 10/15/18Board of Ed approves disciplinary pact for district, teacher
1:00pm 10/15/18Hearing tonight on South Lewis $38.9M plan

Public Safety

4:00pm 10/17/18Blood recipients winners in ‘Battle of the Badges’
4:00pm 10/17/18Drugged driving charged in Lewis County
4:00pm 10/17/18Take Back the Night Thursday at City Hall
4:00pm 10/17/18Madison County man accused of welfare fraud
4:00pm 10/17/18Pilot with local roots dies in Georgia plane crash
4:00pm 10/17/18Public Safety Logs — Oct. 17, 2018
4:00pm 10/16/18Rome man charged with rape of teenage girl in city
4:00pm 10/16/18Teen accused of driving stolen car
4:00pm 10/16/18Police say West Rome man choked son’s girlfriend during dispute
4:00pm 10/16/18Child Advocacy Center welcomes new leader