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Dunham Public Library to offer free Social Security information program
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MVCC offering Art Scholarship Contest
The School of Art at Mohawk Valley Community College is holding an Art Scholarship Contest. more
Colorguard leader Karabrie Wiggins, center, twirls her ribbon as the Rome Free Academy Marching Band performs its halftime show Oct. 21 at RFA Stadium. The band will be one of three area marching bands competing Sunday in the New York State Field Marching Band Conference 2022 Championships at the JMA Dome in Syracuse. See related stories, page 7.
RFA Marching Band nurtures a ‘special bond’
The Rome Free Academy Marching Band becomes a “second family” for its members, said Director Stephen Russell. more
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The stately Constable Hall is shown in this file photo. The Constable Hall Association and the Tug Hill Commission have announced the fifth live webinar in the “Constable Chronicles” series, “Into the Adirondack Wilderness,” will take place at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 30.
Constable Chronicles to feature ‘facts, folklore’
The Constable Hall Association and the Tug Hill Commission have announced the fifth live webinar in the Constable Chronicles series, “Into the Adirondack Wilderness." more
HP library media specialist receives award
The Central New York Library Resources Council has announced a library media specialist at the Holland Patent Central School District, is the winner of its 2022 All-Star Library Award. more
Herkimer Jr./Sr. High School art teacher Heather McCutcheon presented Oct. 7 at the New York State Association for Computers and Technologies in Education DO EdTech conference at Oneonta High School.
Art teacher takes personal branding lesson to conferences
Herkimer Jr./Sr. High School art teacher Heather McCutcheon recently presented at two conferences about a mind map/personal brand art project she conducts with her students. more
Utica Mayor Robert Palmieri talks with Lynne Mishalanie during a celebration that marked the completion of a large mural painted on the Player’s Theatre north wall on Tuesday, Oct. 25, in downtown Utica. The mural features recreations of nine downtown Utica movie theater marquees from the early 1900s to the mid ‘60s, and was painted by Maria Vallese of Retro Sorrento.
Players of Utica unveil mural honoring city’s theaters
The Players of Utica unveiled their theatre’s mural which pays homage to current and former theatres that once dominated downtown Utica. more
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Irish Cultural Center seeks descendants of Patrick Condon
The Irish Cultural Center of the Mohawk Valley is searching for descendants of Paidraig Cundun, known locally as Patrick Condon. more
Jervis Public Library
Comic Book Drawing workshop Thursday at Jervis
Jervis Public Library, 613 N. Washington St., will offer “Comic Book Drawing for Children,” a workshop with E98 Art Studio at 5:30 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 3. more
A program featuring Haudenosaunee storytelling and how to make a cornhusk doll will take place at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 5, at the Oneida County History Center, 1608 Genesee St. The program will be presented by Jessica Farmer, cultural programs coordinator at the Shako:wi Cultural Center.
Program at History Center to share Iroquois art of storytelling, cornhusk dolls
Jessica Farmer, cultural programs coordinator at the Shako:wi Cultural Center, for Haudenosaunee (Iroquois), will host a program featuring storytelling and how to make a cornhusk doll. more
Wall of Distinction induction ceremony honors seven alumni in Canastota
The Canastota Wall of Distinction 13th annual induction ceremony took place on Saturday, Oct. 15 at Theodore’s Restaurant on Route 5. more
Rome Community Theater will present several one-act plays on Friday, Oct. 28, and Saturday, Oct. 29, including “The Shelf Life of Sushi,” written by William Downs. The play stars Erik Carlson, left, as Robert, and Kelly Motyl, as Hope.
Rome Community Theater to present evening of one act plays
Rome Community Theater, 8911 Turin Road, will present “An Evening of Original One-Act Plays: written by local playwrights, at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 28, and Saturday, Oct. 29. more
With the Halloween season in full swing, the National Fire Protection Association has some tips and guidelines for keeping your home fire safe even as you celebrate the holiday.
Remember to think about fire safety when decorating, planning Halloween celebrations
With the Halloween season in full swing, the National Fire Protection Association has some tips and guidelines for keeping your home fire safe even as you celebrate the holiday. more
The Town of Lee welcomed its new eagle statue at the Town of Lee Park, in honor and memory of all veterans who have served during times of peace and war.
Dedication planned for new statue in Lee
The Town of Lee will be holding a dedication ceremony for its new statue in the Lee Town Park on Veteran’s Day. more
Carmen Caramanica, a famed guitarist from Utica, has had an illustrious career worth writing about. He recounts the good, the bad, and all the rest in his new book, "It Started with a Guitar: Six Strings and a Dream."
Utica musician shares his story in new book
Retired with a lot of stories to tell, renowned musician Carmen Caramanica, of Utica, has released his first book recounting his legendary experience with his guitar. more
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Both state and local officials were on hand for a press conference announcing the start of restoration work at the Guy Park Manor in Amsterdam on Friday, Oct. 21.
Amsterdam landmark to be restored as educational, park site, officials say
The restoration of historic Guy Park Manor is finally under way in Amsterdam through a project that will make the landmark a more resilient community gathering space. more
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SNAPSHOT: Abolitionist Freedom Walk 2022 (VIDEO)
On Sunday, more than 100 people gathered and recreated a historic walk through Madison and Oneida County that black and white abolitionists did in 1835. more
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Students are invited to come explore human biology, horse anatomy, human diet and nutrition, bunny magic, vampire squid, hippos, bats, cats, bugs, skulls, lizards, among other creatures at Science Night at Cazenovia College from 5:30 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 27.
College to host Science Night for kids of all ages
Youngsters of all ages are invited to Science Night in the laboratories of Eckel Hall and Eddy Hall at Cazenovia College from 5:30 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 27. more
Construction of the new entrance building at the Utica Zoo is shown in the foreground in this aerial shot from Wednesday, Oct. 12. Zoo officials expect a completion date in early 2023.
Construction under way at Utica Zoo
Work continues this week on the construction of a new entrance building at the Utica Zoo. more
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The Utica Public Library hosts Catholic Charities Oneida/Madison County’s annual HalloWine wine and craft beer event at 6 p.m. Oct. 21.
Enjoy wine, craft beer with a haunted twist
Catholic Charities Oneida/Madison County’s annual HalloWine wine and craft beer event returns at 6 p.m. Friday, Oct. 21. more
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