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Patrons wait to be seated inside the newly transformed restaurant, being the first diners to give their reactions and opinions to the changes.
‘Restaurant: Impossible’ causes a quiet stir on Rome’s West Dominick Street
It appeared to be a regular, quiet Thursday evening on Rome’s West Dominick Street. The Capitol Theater’s marquee cast a welcoming glow. more
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The former JCPenney department store at Freedom Plaza in Rome, which shuttered its doors more than two years ago, is slated to get a new tenant. Paperwork filed with the Zoning Board of Appeals seeking a variance for a new sign indicates the business may be a Five Below store.
Zoning Board OK’s signage for new Freedom Mall tenant
DCL Management Corp, tenant of 2 Freedom Mall, was approved by the city Zoning Board of Appeals during its regular meeting Wednesday for a 30-foot wide by 7-foot high Five Below. more
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A sign identifies the new security checkpoint and perimeter at the Air Force Research Laboratory on Brooks Road shortly before a ribbon-cutting ceremony of the lab’s newly completed $14.8 million MILCON perimeter security system.
Ribbon cut on new $14.8 million security system at Rome Lab
The Air Force Research Laboratory Information Directorate hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony for its newly completed $14.8 million MILCON perimeter security project. more
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Micron announces $500,000 in funding to support Museum of Science and Technology
Micron Technology Inc. hosted an Educators Forum at the Milton J. Rubenstein Museum of Science and Technology for educators to meet and greet with Micron leaders. more
Indium Corporation and Malaysian officials prepare to cut the ribbon on the Clinton-headquartered company’s new facility in the Asian nation.
Indium Corp. hosts opening of Malaysia facility
Indium Corporation, a U.S.-based global materials supplier to the electronics assembly and semiconductor packaging industries, organized a grand opening. more
Ron Belle, AmeriCU president and CEO, left, presents a check for $150,000 to Steven Bulger, ICAN executive director and CEO, recently. The funds will be used to help construct the gift shop in the Children’s Museum at ICAN’s Family Resource Center in Utica.
AmeriCU investment to help fund gift shop at Children’s Museum
AmeriCU recently presented a $150,000 check to Steven Bulger, ICAN CEO an executive director, to support the nonprofit’s commitment to keeping families together. more
Assembly candidate John Zielinski, right, receives a tour of the Owl Wire and Cable plant on South Madison Street in Rome. The Assembly candidate was greeted by Gregory J. Smith, CEO and president of International Wire, parent company of Owl, and David Bass, vice-president of Operations and Continuous Improvements, among other longtime company officers and employees.
Assembly candidate tours Rome business
John Zielinski, Republican challenger in the race for the 119th State Assembly district, visited Owl Wire and Cable, Inc. on his campaign trail. more
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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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U.S. Sen. Charles E. Schumer was in Marcy on Thursday as part of his effort to push for an additional microchip manufacturer to locate in the Mohawk Valley. Shown in this aerial photo is the Danfoss fabrication plant in the foreground and the Wolfspeed Fab site in the background.
Schumer makes pitch for Marcy chip site
On the heels of a historic $100 billion investment by Micron in the Syracuse suburb of Clay, U.S. Sen. Charles E. “Chuck” Schumer is doubling down and launching a new push. more
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Lawmakers pumped up to try to extend gas tax ‘holiday’
With a state gasoline and diesel fuel tax “holiday” slated to expire Jan. 1, several lawmakers are proposing it be extended. more
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The restored entryway of the Stanley Theatre, 259 Genesee St., in Utica, was unveiled on Friday. The gleaming new entrance, ticket booth and facade were restored following the weathering of the brass over the past several decades.
Stanley Theatre’s renovated entryway, ticket booth hailed
The revised entryway, ticket booth and facade at the Stanley Theatre, 259 Genesee St., which was unveiled last week, has drawn rave reviews. more
Sangertown Square to celebrate ‘Malloween’
Sangertown Square, 8555 Seneca Turnpike, will host a new spooktacular event for kids this fall with “Malloween at the Square." more
The remodeled inside of RW3 Depot has space for several tenants. In this hallway, guests can currently find Sandra Ray Beauty Co. and Clifford's Barber Co.
Old family-owned train station brought back to life in Hamilton
At the heart of the Hamilton community lies an old train depot. Though its rails and passengers are long gone, its line carries a new legacy: one of history. more
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People shop at a Target store in this Associated Press file photo. The nation’s two major retailers — Walmart and Target — plan to push deals and other marketing gimmicks for the holiday shopping season earlier than last year as soaring inflation spurs customers to get a jump start on gift giving.
Walmart, Target among retailers to begin holiday deals early to ease inflation sting
Walmart and Target plan to begin offering deals and price matching offers earlier this year to keep up with Americans pressed by soaring inflation. more
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The Lifted Cup Cafe in Barneveld
Couple’s journey brings them back to Barneveld with diner
As the Mohawk Valley meanders into Adirondack Park, it passes through the humble hamlet of Barneveld. more
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Samantha and John Collins talk about their talk about their creamery 8744 Thomas Road in Rome on Monday. Assemblywoman Marianne Buttenschon hosted a day long tour of area farms for several of her colleagues in the Assembly. The Collins Farm and Creamery milk 160 cows twice a day and have a 320-head herd altogether. The farm produces 98% of the feed for their cows, and they also pasteurize and bottle their own milk and cheese curds along with shipping milk to other manufacturers, including Chobani.
Buttenschon brings colleagues on tour of local farms
Assemblywoman Marianne Buttenschon, D-119, Marcy, welcomed several members of the state Assembly and the New York State Farm Bureau to Oneida County for a tour of several local farms. more
With a vision for the future, the historic 1933 Building in Utica’s Harbor Point, is expected to be renovated into a multipurpose building to support future development of the area. Above is an artist’s rendering of the what the facility could look like.
Plans for new facility unveiled for Harbor Point
Mayor Robert M. Palmieri and Mohawk Valley Gardens have announced plans to bring a new state-of-the-art restaurant, banquet facility, and regional event center to Harbor Point. more
Tourism has $2.7B impact on Oneida County
A recent study on the economic impact of tourism in New York showed that visitor spending in Oneida County totaled $2.7 billion in 2021. more
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Steering a new course into the future, Matt Nimey Buick GMC has announced that it has acquired Lee Buick GMC Trucks, effective Monday, Sept. 19. From left: Randy Lee, Robert Lee, Matt Nimey, Cindy Nimey, Rick Lee, Michael Lee, and Rodney Lee. The Lee brothers are the sons of Gladys and the late Dick Lee, who founded the business with his father Gus Lee in the early 1960s.
Auto dealership changes hands in Boonville
Matt Nimey Buick GMC has announced that it has acquired Lee Buick GMC Trucks. more
A woman packaging a 5-piece place setting of Paul Revere stainless flatware at Oneida Limited.
Former Oneida Ltd. employees share their stories for historical project
If you worked at Oneida Limited, the Oneida Community Mansion House wants to know your story. more
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