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Volunteers staffing the phone bank from the Oneida County History Center’s annual telethon in 2022 are shown in this file photo.
Telethon to benefit History Center
Oneida County History Center announced the return of its 18th Annual Telethon presented by Bank of Utica. more
A lush wildflower meadow growing in place of a residential lawn.
COLUMN: When planting a meadow, heed conditions in your garden, yard
Wildflower meadows have been growing in popularity among gardeners, and for good reason. more
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Camden High School Students at Florence Farming Association Site, before the marker’s vandalism in this file photo.
Effort seeks to replace vandalized marker
The Oneida County History Center is looking for the public’s help in replacing a vandalized historic marker. more

Friends of Rogers to celebrate Earth Day with activities, events
Friends of Rogers will celebrate the 52nd anniversary of Earth Day with an array of activities and events on Saturday, April 22, from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. more
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Maxine Quigg Women in Business Fund applications available
Professional women across the tri-county region are invited to apply for 2023 grant support from the Maxine Quigg Women in Business Fund of the Northern New York Community Foundation. more
Remsen Arts Fest seeks participants
The Remsen Arts Center has announced that Remsen Arts Fest weekend will be from Friday, May 19 to Sunday, May 21 at the Remsen Arts Center. more
The Acme Mystery Company brings in their show, “The Y Files: Where Have All the Cows Gone?” to Old Forge on April 15.
Murder mystery dinner at View
The cows keep disappearing in Pine Bluff and no one knows why! Is it cattle thieves? The new burger joint? more
A weeklong celebration commemorates Earth Week April 10-14 at the Great Swamp Conservancy in Canastota.
Earth Week celebrated at Great Swamp Conservancy
The public is invited to explore the beauty of nature and learn the importance of preserving the planet during the Earth Week Celebration. more
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Library to host presentation on trees for Arbor Day
John Draper, owner of Trenton Trees, will present a program about native trees and his own Christmas tree farm on Arbor Day, April 22, at 11 a.m. at Prospect Library. more
A host of activities, including several for teenagers, is slated for next week at Jervis Public Library, 613 N. Washington St., in Rome.
Jervis offers Plant a Seed program, poetry workshop and Story Time
Jervis Public Library, 613 N. Washington St., has announced events for next week. more
Oneida Public Library announces spring break activities
The Oneida Public Library will host a series of youth programs this spring break. more
A new Little Free Library will be installed outside of the Oneida County History Center at 1608 Genesee St. in Utica. The creations help bring people together and create communities of readers.
Little Free Library to be unveiled at History Center
The Oneida County History Center, 1608 Genesee St., will be celebrating the opening of its Little Free Lending Library. more
From left, Michelle Rodriguez, Justice Smith, and Chris Pine in a scene from “Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves.”
REVIEW: New ‘Dungeons & Dragons’ film is a big, fun adventure flick
“Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves” has a lot more to offer as a movie than just a couple of nerds sitting around a table playing the titular game. more
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A pair of peregrine falcons laid their first egg of the 2023 breeding season on Sunday, April 2, in their nestbox on the 15th floor of the Adirondack Bank building in downtown Utica.
Utica falcons produce first egg of the 2023 season
Astrid and Ares, a pair of peregrine falcons that live in Utica, laid their first egg of the 2023 breeding season at 12:29 a.m. on Sunday, April 2. more
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The dilapidated Shull House is part of a lawsuit filed by the Rome Historical Society against the owners of the Erie Canal Village. RHS wants this building demolished, among other property-related demands.
Rome Historical Society sues Erie Canal Village owners
The Rome Historical Society has filed a lawsuit against the owner of the former Erie Canal Village seeking to demolish a dilapidated structure on the property and to remove all restrictions to the land owned by RHS, among other demands. more
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Local winter guards and drumline compete in state championships
The New Hartford, Westmoreland and Rome City Schools winter guards competed at the Mid-York Color Guard Circuit Championships, and the New Hartford Indoor Percussion Ensemble competed in the New York State Percussion Circuit Championships. more
Volunteers pause from their efforts of planting 26 new trees in Utica’s neighborhoods for a photo in this file photo from last fall.
Urban tree planting project returns to Utica
A project to plant trees in the city of Utica is coming back after a successful campaign last year, according to project officials. more
‘Evoking Emotion’ exhibit opens Thursday
The Rome Art Association meeting on Thursday, April 6, will feature an exhibition opening reception for “Evoking Emotion.” more
Mayor Rosanne Warner and Historian David Sadler unveil the historic marker commemorating Old Phoebe, an eccentric and colorful local figure that wandered wide and far.
Not all who wander are lost; legendary Old Phoebe remembered
A wandering soul, Old Phoebe was a colorful local eccentric — who is now being remembered and honored with a historical marker installed in Patane Park. more
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Rebecca and Danielle Peplinski, founder’s of Glow Fashion Boutique.
Transform your closet to a capsule wardrobe: the art of minimalism
At one point in your life, you’ve probably stood in front of your closet, staring blankly at a sea of clothes, and felt as if you had nothing to wear. more
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