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Miloš Lazić, product development specialist for Thermal Interface Materials at Indium Corporation, examines their liquid metal technology.
Indium Corporation eyes global future with roots firmly in Mohawk Valley
Nearly a century ago, toiling tirelessly in the garage of his Utica family home, chemical engineer William S. Murray sought to uncover the physical and chemical properties of indium. more
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The Mohawk Valley Health System will host an in-person hiring event from 2 to 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 28, at the Wynn Hospital Construction Offices, second floor, 201 Lafayette St., Utica. Those interested can register for the event by completing the form at mvhealthsystem.org/hiring. Walk-ins are welcome.
MVHS to host hiring event
The Mohawk Valley Health System will host an in-person hiring event from 2 to 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 28, at the Wynn Hospital Construction Offices, second floor, 201 Lafayette St. more
A group of Boonville Herald staff, past and present, recently enjoyed a tour and luncheon at the Restoration House in Constableville. They are in the large dining room, located upstairs, where there’s also a large kitchen, additional bedrooms, laundry room, etc., as well as a hallway filled with beautiful furniture. Standing are the hosts, from left: Alezi Zehr, Leticia “Tish” Zehr, and Courtney (Zehr) Lubula holding her son Joshua. Seated, at left, front to back are Jane Sanford, Cindy Pritchard and Dawn Pfendler. Seated at right, front to back, Eileen Pierson, business manager for the Boonville Herald/Daily Sentinel; Dina Olmstead, staff writer; Jeannie Wiedmer, Arleen Walston, and Sandra Hrim, Boonville Herald editor. Missing from photo is photographer Nichole Moore.
Restoration House approaches 10th anniversary
It has been almost a decade since Pastors Matt and Leticia “Tish” Zehr purchased the Constableville Elementary School. more
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Roman Karim Madmoune, left, receives the Red Triangle Award from YMCA of the Greater Tri-Valley CEO Hank Leo.
YMCA honors longtime board member for selfless service to others
The YMCA of the Greater Tri-Valley recently recognized long-time board member Karim Madmoune, of Rome, with its Red Triangle Award. more
U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand discusses $3 million in federal funding which was awarded to the Griffiss Institute, in collaboration with the Central New York Defense Alliance – non-profit partners of the Air Force Research Laboratory in Rome – to build an “Internet of Things” collaborative lab during a press conference Friday in Rome at the Innovare Advancement Center. The “Smart-X IoT” Living Lab will be an open and collaborative environment where vendors and developers can integrate, test, experiment and demonstrate their smart technology capabilities. Looking on, from left, are Dr. Michael Hayduk, deputy director of the Rome AFRL Information Directorate; state Sen. Joseph A. Griffo, R-53, Rome; and Lt. Gov. Antonio Delgado.
Feds bring $3M to Griffiss for ‘smart’ lab (VIDEO)
U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-NY, visited the Innovare Advancement Center at Griffiss Business and Technology Park Friday to announce $3 million in federal funding for Griffiss Institute. Video in story. more
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The exterior of the Commercial Travelers Insurance building at 70 Genesee St. is shown in this file photo.
National Grid funds to aid historic preservation of two Utica properties
Preservation was on the mind of developer Joe Gehm when he and his partners acquired two historic properties in the city of Utica. more
MMRI research reveals new possibilities for treatment of pulmonary fibrosis
Researchers at the Masonic Medical Research Institute are getting closer to making a future where a single injection of a drug can target a specific cell type, tissue or organ. more
The Zoning Board has narrowly approved a request for an electronic sign for Big Jays Pizza at 421 N. James St. The board voted 3-2 to allow the signage which is typically seen on larger thoroughfares such as Erie and Black River boulevards.
Pizzeria gets OK for new sign from Zoning Board
A request to install an electronic sign at the new Big Jay’s Pizza at 421 N. James St. was narrowly approved by the Zoning Board of Appeals during its monthly meeting. more
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AMF Pin-O-Rama Lanes, 1724 Genesse St., in Utica, is shown in this Jan. 20 photo.
Uncertainty surrounding fate of Pin-O-Rama, adjacent businesses
After decades of strikes, spares and gutter balls, the fate of the AMF Pin-O-Rama Lanes is now unknown. more
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An artist’s rendering shows a concept drawing of what the new Maple Leaf Market planned for the intersection of Route 365 and Route 31 in Verona could look like.
SavOn at busy Verona intersection to become Maple Leaf Market
Oneida Nation Enterprises has announced plans for its fourth Maple Leaf Market store, which will be located at the intersection of Route 365 and Route 31 in Verona. more
MVHS to host hiring event
The Mohawk Valley Health System will host an in-person hiring event. more
Community members cut the ribbon for the new Aqua Vino location at the Orchard in New Hartford.
Aqua Vino celebrates grand opening of New Hartford location
The newly opened Aqua Vino Restaurant and Bar was filled with laughter and chatter as members of the community gathered for the restaurant’s grand opening on Monday. more
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The former Raspberries Café, 2634 Genesee St., will now become the site for a new Stewart’s Shops location, following the approval of the Utica Planning Board.
Planning Board approves proposal for new Stewart’s Shop over neighborhood objections
The Stewart’s Shops saga has come to a frantic close as the Utica Planning Board approved the company’s plans to build a gas station and convenience store in south Utica. more
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Bill Guglielmo with a Rome Area Chamber of Commerce blanket in his office downtown.
After half-century of success and support, Guglielmo steps down at Rome Chamber
After 50 years of service, William “Bill” K. Guglielmo has retired as president of the Rome Area Chamber of Commerce. more
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Cianfrocco’s Pizza, Subs & Wings on East Dominick Street in Rome celebrates 50 years in business in February.
Iconic eatery marks 50 years of satisfying hungry Romans
It once went by a different name, but today a popular Rome restaurant still known for its speciality submarine sandwiches and chicken wings, Cianfrocco’s Subs, Wings & Pizza. more
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Cereal boxes filled with scraps of plastic are displayed at a grocery store that features thousands of products made entirely of discarded plastic, Tuesday, Jan. 17, in Ann Arbor, Mich.
Grocery store with items made from plastic opening to public
A grocery store that features thousands of products made entirely of discarded plastic opens to the public on Tuesday. more
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A state historic marker denotes the rich past of the former Waterbury Felt Mill in Oriskany Wednesday, Jan. 4. The marker, visible from Route 69/Erie Boulevard, proclaims “the site of the Woolen Mill, erected in 1810 (and) believed to be the first in America to manufacture fabrics from raw material.”
Village seeks $2M grant to help demolish and restore parts of iconic, and historic mill
Village Planning Board members voted Tuesday to apply for a $2 million Restore NY grant to help demolish and restore portions of the historic Waterbury Felt Mill. more
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Building 212 at Griffiss Business and Technology Park. Site of the Parachute Brewery that will come to the park. Thursday, January 12, 2023.
Legislators approve funds for new voting machines, grant application for brewery on Griffiss Park
The Oneida County Board of Legislators approved funding for the Board of Elections to purchase new voting machines. more
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Ron Wagner stands next to a for sale sign at Wagner Farm on Old Oneida Road in Rome on Thursday, Jan. 12. Wagner, who has run the popular local agribusiness for more than two decades, said the current economic climate has made it nearly impossible for family farms to remain sustainable.
Wagner Farms to end operations
A longtime staple of the community that’s been around for 25 years, Wagner Farms will discontinue its farming operations and change directions in 2023. more
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The former Joel’s Steakhouse bull, “Lucky,” stands in front of Richardson Farms on Skinner Road in Vernon Center on Monday, Jan. 9. Seven years ago, on Sunday, Jan. 10, 2016, Lucky survived a fire that destroyed the Stampede Steakhouse and Saloon, which followed Joel’s Steakhouse at the site at the corner of Route 365 and Route 31 in Verona. Today, Lucky is mostly a homebody, on his flatbed perch on the farm, though Lucky has made a few appearances, fitting his iconic status over the past few years, most notably at the Boonville-Oneida County Fair in 2019.
SNAPSHOT: Former Joel’s Steakhouse bull finds new home
Seven years ago, on Sunday, Jan. 10, 2016, Lucky survived a fire that destroyed the Stampede Steakhouse and Saloon. more
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