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Rome Chamber hires pair for leadership roles, lauds longtime staffer
Rome Area Chamber of Commerce has named its new executive director and CEO, as well as its leader in marketing and communications. more
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The former JCPenney department store at Freedom Plaza in Rome, which shuttered its doors more than two years ago, could get a new tenant. The website of the property’s owner shows the space could be home to a new Hobby Lobby store; confirmation by city or other officials was not immediately available.
Hobby Lobby could be future tenant in Rome plaza
A Hobby Lobby store may become a future tenant of Freedom Plaza, 205 Erie Blvd. W., according to a listing on the DCL Management Corp. website on Friday, March 17. more
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Patrons at Jervis Public Library, 613 N. Washington St., utilize the variety of services offered through the library, such as computer use and books to borrow.
Jervis director lauds staff as library bustled during 2022
Jervis Public Library Executive Director Lisa M. Matte commended her staff for a successful 2022 in her annual library report. more
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Emilya Washeleski, of Taberg, can be seen at left with her “Camden School-like” jacket during the Wegmans commercial that aired during the Super Bowl and Oscars.
‘Farm girl’ finds success staying close to her ‘roots’
“Don’t sacrifice who you are just to get ahead, and don’t leave your roots because someone said you should or need to.” more
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These runners are all smiles and in all green as they make their way down Genesee Street just before the start of the Utica St. Patrick's Day Parade on Saturday, March 11, 2023.
Weather can’t dampen Irish spirit at parade, festivities
No blarney needed — despite the wet snow and cold temperatures, happy leprechauns galore came out to make their way down Genesee Street during Utica's annual St. Patrick's Day Parade. more
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Site plan approved for Caliber Collision
A site plan review and negative declaration on the Site Environmental Quality Review for a proposed auto body shop at 1303-09 Erie Blvd. W. were approved by the city Planning Board. more
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Trains, parks and crime focus at council meeting
Questions about the safety of the city’s train tracks, underpasses and crosswalks were identified by city residents during Wednesday’s Common Council meeting. more
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Visitors view “The Last Portrait: Reflections of the End of Life” by Mark DiOrio, on display now through April 11 at Donald G. Butcher Library at SUNY Morrisville. Portraits are of Hospice & Palliative Care patients from 2014-21.
‘The Last Portrait’ shares unique stories of life, and death
“I have my three grandsons and my daughter. I enjoy being around them. That’s what I live for. Them.” — Susan Delahunt, of Rome, 1951-2015. more
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Residents of Schuyler Commons Independent Senior Living center, 1776 Independence Square, Utica, and members of the Schuyler Commons Residence Association recently donated $3,105 in gift cards from local merchants to St. Volodymyr the Great Ukrainian Church in Utica. From left: Nancy Shaw, Pam Reardon, Zyn Jackiw, church trustee, Camille Kresa and Ray Schoeberlein. Not pictured is Paul Charbonneau.
Schuyler Commons residents aid Ukraine relief effort
Residents and members of the Schuyler Commons Residence Association recently donated $3,105 in gift cards from local merchants to assist newly-arriving refugees to the area from Ukraine. more
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In this 2021 file photo, the Wagner Farm wagon ride is making its way through the sunflower fields off Old Oneida Road.
Popular accessible wagon at Wagner Farms decommissioned
The owners of Wagner Farms, 5841 Old Oneida Road, announced they have decommissioned “The Leo” — the farm’s second wheelchair accessible Americans with Disabilities Act-compliant wagon ride. more
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Intermunicipal agreement before councilors
Authorizing the mayor to enter into an intermunicipal agreement with Oneida County's Municipal Recreation Program is among the agenda items slated for the next Common Council meeting. more
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Jacqueline Nelson, NAACP branch president, urges people to vote during her introduction
Nelson to receive prestigious Medal of the Order of 1777
The Rome Historical Society will honor Rome Chapter NAACP President Jacqueline Nelson with the Medal of the Order of 1777 during its annual dinner on Thursday, March 30. more
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Zoning Board OKs variance over neighbor’s objection
A use variance request to build a minor vehicle repair garage and towing and recovery business, was narrowly approved by the Rome ZBA. more
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Griffo Green is being considered as the next location for an art installation to be included along the city's Art Walk downtown.
Public weighs in on how to grow city’s Art Walk
Griffo Green? Peace Park? Or both? Where should the next installation in the city’s new Art Walk go? more
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Andrew Drozd, Project Fibonacci founder, discusses the popular STEM effort for students during a past dinner event for the Rome Academy of Sciences.
MOSART downtown project ‘on indefinite hold’
Project Fibonacci Foundation Chairman Andrew Drozd announced Wednesday that his Multiversity of Science, Art and Technology — MOSART — Center planned for downtown is “on indefinite hold." more
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This concept drawing was one provided by LaBella Associates, of Rochester — a rendering of the former Waterbury Felt Mill as the developers and village planning board consider options for the site once it’s rehabilitated. The historic building may one day house restaurants, shops or senior apartments.
Village eyes host of options for Waterbury Felt Mill site
From small shops and cafes to a local brewery or apartments, a variety of options are being considered for the future of the historic Waterbury Felt Mill. more
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Pop-up pot stores, garbage collection and parks dominate discussion at council meeting
On-going complaints about “pop-up pot stores,” garbage collection and offering more youth activities were voiced by members of the public during the Wednesday Common Council meeting. more
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Bill Guglielmo is shown greeting participants at a Rome Area Chamber of Commerce Chamber Business After Hours event at the Daily Sentinel’s Rome offices in late November 2022. The event was one of Guglielmo’s last official appearances on behalf of the organization he served for 50 years.
City mourns passing of community icon
Long-time Rome Area Chamber of Commerce president William K. Guglielmo, who recently announced his retirement after 50 years of service to the community, has died. more
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The wrought iron fence of contention on West Dominick Street between Franca’s Wine Room and Copperccino’s.
Disputed fence fails to make good neighbors in Rome
A dispute over a fence between two neighboring downtown businesses — Franca’s Wine Room and Copperccino’s — became a heated debate when owners and members of the community spoke out. more
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A nearly full house enjoys cartoons at the Capitol Theater in Rome on Monday afternoon.
Both young, and young at heart, enjoy Cartoon Madness at Capitol (VIDEO)
From Bugs Bunny and Porky Pig to Disney classics like Alice In Wonderland and Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Rome Capitol Theatre keeps the animated fun coming. Video in article. more
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