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Sherrill-Kenwood Free Library eliminates most late fees
The Sherrill-Kenwood Free Library, 543 Sherrill Road, has eliminated late fees for most items in its collection. more
Karen K Howard, Oneida County Farm Bureau promotion and education chairperson, cleans the face of the new, interactive brown Swiss cow, No. 18001, that will be making many visits this summer. The cow will be named at next weeks Farm Fest 2023 at DiNitto Farms.
Interactive robo-cow joins wide array of Farm Fest attractions
The annual Oneida County Farm Fest 2023, a blend of agriculture, education and fun, is back. more
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Oneida County Farm Bureau to unveil life-size interactive milking cow
Oneida County Farm Bureau will be unveiling the latest edition to the Oneida County Dairy Industry. more

The flattened metal case, which housed the 200-year-old charter of the Utica Knights Templar Commander, has been found, although the charter was destroyed by the elements. The original documents will be replaced by a high quality replica, girded by the original charter’s ribbon and lead Templar seal which survived, according to organization officials.
Good news, and bad news, for 200-year-old charter
Earlier this month, during the Utica Commandery’s 200-year-old charter and the document’s metal case — were lost in transport. The items have been found. more
Story of Irish Freedom Fighter Exile McBride
All are welcome to the H.A.R.P. Museum at the Irish Cultural Center of the Mohawk Valley at 7 p.m. Thursday, May 25. more
Classical Youth Chamber Music Festival registration
Registration is open for the 2023 Classical Youth Chamber Music Festival (CYCMF) being presented by members of Alliance Classical Players. more
Area youth compete at NYS Horse Bowl
Oneida County 4-H members were at Cornell University in Ithaca recently to participate in the New York State Horse Bowl Contest. more
Canada Lynx, Breton
Utica Zoo lynx passes away
The Utica Zoo announced the death of Canada Lynx, Breton, who brought joy and wonder to visitors and staff alike during his time at the zoo. more
Girl Scouts honor several local volunteers
The Girl Scouts of NYPENN Pathways Council recently recognized the thousands of adult volunteers who give their time and dedication to Girl Scouting. more
Anita Welych
Kirkland Art Center announces new executive director
The Kirkland Art Center has named the organization’s executive director, following a search by the center’s board.  more
Games People Play owner Tim Becker stands at the counter with a number of Magic the Gathering cards for sale behind him and singles in the case.
New name, but store retains passion for games
Though it’s got a new name, Games People Play has been a card and board game hobbyist’s go-to spot for years. more
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Utica Children’s Theatre goes to infinity and beyond with Toy Story fundraiser
Utica Children’s Theatre has announced a Toy Story-themed fundraiser in support of its 2023 programming. more
Prospect library to host program on sporting fashions
The Prospect Free Library will present “Sporting Fashions: Outdoor Girls 1800 - 1960” with Joan Shkane on Saturday, May 13 at 1 p.m. more
The Utica Coffee Roasting mural wall, located directly across from Utica Coffee Roasting at 92 Genesee St. is one of the 13 murals that can be found on the Oneida County Mural Trail.
Mural trail to showcase art across county
Oneida County Tourism has launched the Oneida County Mural Trail as a way to showcase the many murals across the Mohawk Valley. more
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Steven Teller’s rendering of the mural that will replace the former sunburst mural at Liberty Bell Park in downtown Utica depicts colorful roses and bluebirds across a black and white backdrop of historical moments in Utica.
Steven Teller chosen as mural artist for Liberty Bell Park
After 10 days and over 800 votes casted, Steven Teller was chosen as the mural artist whose design will replace the former sunburst mural at Liberty Bell Park in Utica. more
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Rome photographer’s Adirondack photos to hang in Spanish gallery
A photographer from Rome will have his photos of the Adirondacks on display later this month at a photography gallery in Barcelona, Spain. more
Attendees enjoy some outdoor fun at the RACC’s Artletics Summer Camp. This year the camp is planned for June 26-Aug. 17 (Monday-Thursday, 8 week program, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.).
RACC’s Artletics starts June 26
Artletics at Rome Art and Community Center, 308 W. Bloomfield St., is offering a fun-filled, eight-week summer camp program to explore, create and imagine. more
Chris Pratt in a scene from "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3."
REVIEW: Guardians of the Galaxy go out with style in ‘Vol. 3’ finale
Writer/director James Gunn returns to the Guardians of the Galaxy to deliver the grand, celebratory finale that we’ve all been waiting for.  Listen to the podcast linked at the end. more
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Francis DiClemente
Rome native publishes work
Rome native Francis DiClemente has released his latest book of poetry. more
Kyle Bass
Local playwright to have debut at Syracuse Stage
“Tender Rain,” a play written by Mohawk Valley native Kyle Bass, made its world premiere on Wednesday at Syracuse Stage. more
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