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A customer looking at a selection of bird houses for sale at a previous Remsen Barn Festival of the Arts.
Remsen Barn Festival of the Arts back for 43rd year
The Remsen Barn Festival of the Arts is back. more
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“The Journey-Shepherding God’s People” program hosts the Rev. Carol Jubenville, left, and Father John Buehler.
Online film series focuses on coping with suffering
“Coping with Our Own Suffering,” the newest part of the “The Journey-Shepherding God’s People” video series, is now available online. more
Volunteers built four wooden benches and four waste stations for the Humane Society of Rome and placed them along the organization’s walking trail behind its shelter on Lamphear Road.
Eagle scout helps Rome Humane Society
Gaetano Nasci, of Rome, an Eagle Scout with Troop 44 of Clark Mills, has come to the aid of both a local non-profit agency as well as the furry, four-legged friends it helps with his service. more

Rome Elks to host craft fair
The Rome Elks Lodge #96, 126 W. Liberty St., will host a craft and vendor show from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 22, to benefit the Abraham House. more
The Western Town Library is seeking to raise funds to replace its well-loved but worn playground equipment as part of the Community Foundation of Herkimer and Oneida Counties 24-hour day of community giving, “Mohawk Valley Gives,” on Tuesday, Sept. 20.
Western Town Library seeks community support to replace worn, aging playground equipment
The Board of Trustees for the Western Town Library is seeking community support for a fundraising campaign to replace the library’s aging and deteriorated playground equipment. more
First signs of colorful fall foliage emerge
This is the first 2022 I LOVE NY Fall Foliage Report for New York State. more
The Utica Zoo’s female red panda Mei Lin is shown shortly after her return from the Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago in this recent file photo. The Utica Zoo will celebrate International Red Panda day on Saturday.
Utica Zoo to celebrate Red Panda Day
The Utica Zoo invites the public to come help them celebrate the cute — and presumably cuddly — red panda during International Red Panda Day on Saturday, Sept. 17. more
Scene from “The Grapes of Wrath”
The Great American Novel film series starts at Capitol Theatre
Rome’s Capitol Theatre, 220 W. Dominick St., will screen a six-movie series, The Great American Novel, in the 1928 auditorium beginning Saturday, Sept. 24. more
Library hosts BBQ and bluegrass music in Western
Members of the Board of Trustees of Western Town Library will host a chicken barbecue fundraiser to support the library starting at noon Saturday, Sept. 17. more
Scene from ‘Pearl’
Cinema Capitol screens ‘Pearl’
Cinema Capitol, 230 W. Dominick St., will screen “Pearl” at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 15. more
Applicants sought for Students on Broadway
Broadway Theatre League of Utica is now accepting applications for its Students on Broadway program. more
Thirty-three members of the EARTH Metal Detecting Club of Central New York, along with dozens of family members, held their annual club hunt and picnic at Delta Lake State Park on Saturday, Sept. 10, in Westernville.(Photo courtesy Nancy L. Ford)
Metal Detecting Club of CNY finds plenty to enjoy during annual picnic at Delta Lake
The EARTH Metal Detecting Club of Central New York held their annual Club Hunt & Picnic on Saturday, Sept. 10, at Delta Lake State Park. more
New gun law won’t impact events at Fort Stanwix
Reenactment groups and event organizers are concerned events commemorating historic Revolutionary War-era and Civil War battles will no longer continue due to a new state gun law. But that's not the case. more
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Local author tells tales of ‘Ruthie Deeply’ book
Jervis Public Library will host local author Vincent Palmieri to talk about his first book, “Ruthie Deeply,” at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 21 in the library’s accessible auditorium. more
This is what the new Oneida Indian Nation community and cultural center may look like when finished, according to an artist’s rendering released by nation officials on Tuesday.
Oneida Indian Nation breaks ground on community, cultural center
The Oneida Indian Nation held a groundbreaking celebration to mark the beginning of construction of its new community and cultural center. more
Robert Stewart, 4, yells ‘Huzzah!!’ as he charges with his ‘musket’ during Homeschool Day Wednesday at Fort Stanwix National Monument in Rome.
History comes alive with Homeschool Day at Fort Stanwix
Trips to Fort Stanwix National Monument have been a treat for Sonya Conners of Herkimer since she was a child. more
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Jamestown resident Cindy Humble turned to painting to cope with the death of her 30-year-old daughter and to help others struggling with the loss of a loved one.
After loss of daughter, Jamestown woman finds peace through paintings
The cardinal easily stood out to Cindy Humble as it sat perched on a pine tree in the back yard of her Chapman Street home in Jamestown. more
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The banned books on display Friday at Jervis Public Library in Rome.
Banned Books Party promotes literacy at Jervis
Banned books are some of the most popular at Jervis Public Library. more
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“Infinite Regress CLIX” by Eamon Ore-Giron
Wellin Museum of Art marks 10th anniversary with new exhibit
Hamilton College’s Wellin Museum of Art celebrates its 10-year anniversary with the exhibition, “Dialogues Across Disciplines,” opening from 3 to 6 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 17. more
A pair of children enjoy a fishing game while at the Great Swamp Conservancy’s Fall Migration Festival in 2021.
Great Swamp hosts Fall Migration Festival Saturday
The Great Swamp Conservancy’s 20th annual Fall Migration Festival will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 17, at 8375 N. Main Street. more
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