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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
Joseph van Lieshout elected to County Committee
Oneida County U.S. Department of Agriculture Farm Service Agency announced County Committee elections are over. 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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Dominic DiMaggio
MVCC appoints DiMaggio as college’s dean of athletics and recreation
Mohawk Valley Community College has named a dean of athletics and recreation. more
Hannaford program to benefit Jervis
Jervis Public Library, 613 N. Washington St., has been selected as a beneficiary of the Hannaford Bloomin’ 4 Good Program for the month of February. more
The Masonic Medical Research Institute’s ad featured in the official Super Bowl LVII program that will be handed out to in-person attendees.
Local research institute to be featured in Super Bowl game program
The Masonic Medical Research Institute will be representing Central New York in the official game program for Super Bowl LVII. more
In-person job fair for individuals of all abilities to take place at MVCC
The public is invited to a free in-person job fair for individuals of all abilities to take place on Wednesday, Feb. 15, from 9 a.m. to noon at Mohawk Valley Community College’s Utica campus. more
SRC awarded contract for Army combat operations battlefield radar
SRC, Inc., which is headquartered in Syracuse and has offices in Rome, has been awarded a contract by the SOSSEC Inc. more
Nicole DeRosa
Kelberman names new chief clinical officer
Kelberman, a provider of autism services throughout the Mohawk Valley and Central New York, has announced the appointment of the agency’s chief clinical officer. more
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
SRC promotes engineers to senior technologist roles
SRC, Inc., which is headquartered in Syracuse and has offices in Rome, has announced several recent promotions. more
Eric Pronovost
New manager named for Baird’s local branch
The Baird Utica Branch has announced the appointment of Eric Pronovost as its new branch manager. more
Local airman receives promotion
A New York Mills man has been promoted and assigned to the New York Air National Guard’s 174th Attack Wing’s 174th Maintenance Group, to technical sergeant. 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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Samantha Wessing, MACNY
Wessing joins MACNY team
The Manufacturers Association of Central New York has announced that Samantha Wessing has joined its team as a workforce development specialist.  more
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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American Express is launching a suite of financial service products for small businesses as it aims to build up its presence in the small business sector.
American Express launches products for small businesses
American Express is launching a suite of financial service products for small businesses as it aims to build up its presence in the small business sector. 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
SRC employees promoted to senior manager roles
SRC, Inc., with headquarters in Syracuse and offices in Rome at the Griffiss Business and Technology Park, has announced multiple promotions across the enterprise. more
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