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Shoppers enter and exit a Bed Bath & Beyond in Schaumburg, Ill., Jan. 14, 2021. Struggling Bed Bath & Beyond warned on Thursday that there's substantial doubt about the company's ability to continue as a "going concern" even as it continues to look at options like refinancing its debt or restructuring its business in bankruptcy court.
Bed Bath & Beyond warns about bankruptcy as sales slump
Beleaguered Bed Bath & Beyond warned on Thursday that it may need to file for bankruptcy protection as it struggles to attract shoppers. more
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Maria and Alan Ringlund in the Photo Shoppe Fusion Art & Gift Gallery on Turin Road, where they stand among the goods made by local artists available for sale at their shop. The couple has officially announced their retirement.
Iconic Photo Shoppe to close doors as owners announce retirement
After more than 30 years of serving the area’s photography needs, owners of The Photo Shoppe Fusion Art & Gift Gallery, 8584 Turin Road, have announced their retirement. more
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The silicon carbide power devices for Mercedes-Benz will be produced at Wolfspeed’s facilities in Durham, N.C. and its new 200mm Mohawk Valley Fab in Marcy. Pictured is the Wolfspeed facility in Marcy.
Wolfspeed to supply devices to power Mercedes-Benz electric vehicles
Wolfspeed, Inc. announced Wednesday, Jan. 4, that the company will be supplying silicon carbide devices to power future Mercedes-Benz Electric Vehicle platforms. more
A hiring sign is displayed at a restaurant in Rolling Meadows, Ill., Tuesday, Dec. 27, 2022. On Wednesday, the Labor Department reports on job openings and labor turnover for November.
US job openings stayed high in sign of economic resilience
U.S. job openings slipped in November but remained high, suggesting businesses are still determined to add workers. more
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The interior of the Chittenango rest stop on the New York State Thruway is shown on Friday, Dec. 30. The rest stops, which are in the midst of a major reconstruction, vary in size, with some travelers criticizing the smaller size of some of the rest stops, such as the one in Chittenango.
Thruway Authority explains size, amenity differences at rest stops
If you have visited one of the three New York State Thruway rest stops that were rebuilt and reopened within the last few months, then you may have some thoughts about their size. more
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A room at the new Elite Medical Spa & Wellness Institute in the 117 Business Park building is shown. The full-service medical spa and infusion center will operate from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday under the direction of Slocum-Dickson’s plastic surgeon Dr. Stephan Barrientos.
Elite Medical Spa & Wellness Institute opens at Slocum-Dickson
Slocum-Dickson Medical Group announced the opening of the Elite Medical Spa & Wellness Institute. more
Work to add new sidewalks and create a patio area along the business district of West Dominick Street was completed in the spring. The street, now part of Rome’s vibrant arts district, is seeing continued development, including construction of the Copper City Lofts apartment complex.
Street reopening helped pave way to growth in Rome
With dance instruction, local artists’ works on display and independent films being screened and other special events, Rome’s Downtown Arts District continues to develop and grow. more
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A proposal to place a new Stewart’s Shop in this location at 2634 Genesee St. has received some complaints from residents in south Utica.
Stewart’s Shops a contentious topic at common council
A proposal to build a Stewart’s Shops gas station and convenience store in south Utica has become a contentious topic for the Utica Common Council. more
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A mini chimi dominicano from Mi Casa in Utica. This appetizer is a Dominican-style hamburger made with salami.
Mi Casa Restaurant on the edge of Utica’s Arts District transports to the Caribbean
Mi Casa humbly takes its place on the outskirts of the Arts District, inspiring a spontaneous stop with its curb appeal and surprising neighbors. more
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Sovena USA of Rome recently donated nearly 100 bottles of olive oil, and $10,000 total to local charities over the holidays.
Sovena USA donates olive oil, $10,000 to local charities
Sovena USA of Rome, one of the largest olive oil companies in the world, recently donated nearly 100 bottles of olive oil, and $10,000 total to local charities over the holidays. more
Pictured is the former Duofold site on Spruce Street in Ilion.
Village of Ilion receives $2 million in Restore NY assistance for Duofold site
The village of Ilion, with the assistance of the Herkimer County Industrial Development Agency (HCIDA), has just received $2 million in Restore NY assistance to be used towards the Duofold site. more
For the 12-month period ending November 2022, the non-farm job count in the Utica-Rome MSA increased 2,400, or 2%, to 123,900.
Local unemployment rate dips to 3%, state stats show
The unemployment rate in the Utica-Rome MSA declined from 3.6% in November 2021 to 3% in November 2022, according to a report released Tuesday by the state Bureau of Labor Statistics. more
The Copper Cafe, a project of the Arc Herkimer, receives a $5,000 grant from First Source Federal Credit Union. From left: Kevin Crosley, Arc Herkimer president/CEO; Lorene Bass, Arc Herkimer executive vice president/supports and services; Catherine Loomis, Arc Herkimer vice president/community engagement and career development; Cindy Schrader, Arc Herkimer community engagement and career development director; Eric Kennedy, Copper Café chef and manager; Katie Ullman, First Source associate director of marketing and communications; Cristina Ferdinand, First Source community educator; Allison Perry, Copper Café employee; and Mariann Munson, First Source community relations assistant.
Arc Herkimer’s Copper Cafe receives support from First Source FCU
This year, First Source Federal Credit Union granted $5,000 to Arc Herkimer’s newest endeavor, the Copper Café. more
CNY Green Bucket Project turns residential food scraps into energy.
Growing local business uses food scraps for good
When something gets thrown in the trash, the public mind seldom thinks about where it will go. more
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Pictured is an aerial of the SUNY Polytechnic Institute campus from Oct. 12, 2022. Danfoss Silicon Power (a silicon-carbide power module packaging operation at the Computer Chip Commercialization Center, better known as the Quad-C, on the SUNY Polytechnic campus) can be seen to the far left, and the under-construction Wolfspeed facility ( a silicon carbide computer chip fabricating facility in Marcy) can be seen in the far distance. In past years, stake holders noted one benefit of semiconductor industry facilities being seated close to one another are the collaboration possibilities.
CNSE leaving SUNY Poly following board vote
The College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering (CNSE) at SUNY Polytechnic Institute in Marcy will be returning to the University at Albany, following a vote by the SUNY Board of Trustees. more
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Rome Area Chamber of Commerce Chairman John Calabrese, center, presents chamber recognition awards to Carol Manuele, left, and Michael Manuele, right. Carol Manuele is a past chamber executive committee and board of directors member, and served as the organization’s chairwoman from 2014 to 2015. Michael Manuele is a past chamber executive committee and board of directors member, and served as chairman from 2012 to 2014.
Chamber recognizes pair for longtime service, civic contributions
Michael and Carol Manuele were presented certificates of recognition in a ceremony at the Rome Area Chamber of Chamber offices on Wednesday, Dec. 7. more
Mangia Macrina’s Wood Fired Pizza, 8636 Seneca Turnpike, New Hartford, suffered through vandalism and was set on fire over the weekend, according to reports. The New Hartford Fire Department, New Hartford Police Department and the New York State Office of Fire Prevention and Control are investigating the incident.
Community rallies behind pizzeria after fire
Mangia Macrina’s Wood Fired Pizza, 8636 Seneca Turnpike, was vandalized and set on fire over the weekend, according to its owners. more
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Students participate in Cazenovia College Commencement Ceremony in May 2022.
Students, businesses in ‘turmoil’ over Cazenovia College closing
It’s been a whirlwind of emotions in the village as one of its core businesses, Cazenovia College, announced it will be closing its doors after the spring semester. more
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Around the holidays, gift givers and receivers often change their minds. According to the National Retail Federation, retail returns increased significantly last year (16.6% in 2021 versus 10.6% in 2020) and this year they’re expecting more.
Holiday shoppers urged to know return, refund policies
As part of its five-part consumer alert holiday series, the Department of State’s Division of Consumer Protection reminds shoppers of New York State laws that protect consumers. more
The former Outback Steakhouse building, 8655 Clinton St., will be the new site for Aqua Vino Restaurant & Banquets as the establishment plans to move from their current location in January.
Aqua Vino to move to New Hartford
After 15 years on the harbor, Aqua Vino Restaurant and Banquets will be moving to a new location in January. more
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