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Now that it’s past Memorial Day, the official summer season is starting. Summer fun can also bring some serious risks. Follow a few precautions to keep the whole family and your personal property safe. In general, always have a fire extinguisher and first aid kit handy.
Summer Safety Tips — avoid summer emergencies
Now that it’s past Memorial Day, the official summer season is starting. Summer fun can also bring some serious risks. more
The city of Oneida remembers and honors those that served and sacrificed at its Memorial Day Ceremony and Parade on Friday, May 26. Pictured is the Oneida High School marching band
Oneida marks Memorial Day with parade and ceremony
Oneida remembered the sacrifices of all those who served at its annual Memorial Day ceremony and parade on Friday. more
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Sentinel Media Co. Publisher Bradley Waters and Vice President of Business Development Wes Cupp.
The battle for newspaper of record for Utica (VIDEO)
Over the last several months, the Daily Sentinel has sought to become the newspaper of record for the City of Utica. Check out the video in the article. more
JOE KELLY
KELLY'S KORNER: Utica’s Butterfield was 1st president of American Express
Although the American Express company has a great reputation around the world, I have never used any of its financial services. I don’t even have an American Express card. more
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SCOPE meeting Monday
The monthly meeting of the Oneida Herkimer County Chapter of SCOPE (Shooters Committee on Political Education) will take place at 7 p.m. Monday, May 8, at the Ilion Fish and Game Club. more
ADVISORY: In Utica, officials announce Albany Street closure for emergency repairs
The City of Utica will be making emergency infrastructure repairs along Albany Hill that will require the closure of Albany Street from Pond Lane to Christensen Street from May 3 through May 7, according to a release.  more
Joe Kelly
KELLY'S KORNER: Thoughts on the writing process
I write one column a week. My deadline for that weekly column is 10:30 every Monday morning. more
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West Leyden churches to host spaghetti dinner
The churches of West Leyden are sponsoring a spaghetti dinner on Sunday, April 23 from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. more
Francis S. Coots, director of public safety for Hamilton College, discusses the school’s response to a social media shooting threat on Sunday.
Hamilton College moves back toward normalcy following arrest of student for online threat
A Hamilton College student has been charged with making the social media threat that put the campus in a three-hour lockdown on Sunday. more
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Lowville Legion to host Operation Support our Veterans
The Lowville American Legion will host its quarterly Operation Support our Veterans event from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. April 21-22.  more
As a shelter-in-place order was issued for Hamilton College Sunday evening following a shooting threat received via social media, campus and area law enforcement responded to the threat. Pictured, a Hamilton College Campus Police unit is stationed, looking east on a sidewalk along College Hill Road from the Wellin Museum of Art.
Shelter in place order lifted at Hamilton College, investigation continues
Shelter in place order at Hamilton College lifted after campus officials said threat of violence received via social media. No indication of actual shooter on campus. more
Maxine Quigg
Maxine Quigg Women in Business Fund applications available
Professional women across the tri-county region are invited to apply for 2023 grant support from the Maxine Quigg Women in Business Fund of the Northern New York Community Foundation. more
MVCC Drama Club to present ‘Leading Ladies’ comedy
The Mohawk Valley Community College Drama Club and Theater Program will present a production of Ken Ludwig’s comedy. more
Remsen Arts Fest seeks participants
The Remsen Arts Center has announced that Remsen Arts Fest weekend will be from Friday, May 19 to Sunday, May 21 at the Remsen Arts Center. more
Jessica Yoxall, left, takes a picture of daughters Lauren and Payton with the Hop the Bunny Saturday, April 8 in Sherrill.
Treasure found at Sherrill's annual Easter Egg Hunt (VIDEO)
Hop the Bunny was a popular guest Saturday as the annual Easter Egg Hunt returned to Reilly-Mumford Memorial Park in Sherrill. See the video in the article. more
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The annual Oneida Easter Egg Hunt saw kids of all ages in Allen Park filling their bags and baskets with eggs on Saturday, April 8 in Oneida. Pictured are kids running off to start their egg hunt.
Oneida Easter Egg Hunt fun for all
Kids of all ages swarmed Allen Park to fill their bags and baskets for the annual Oneida Easter Egg Hunt. more
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Red Cross lauds volunteers; seeks blood donors
April is National Volunteer Month, and the American Red Cross is celebrating the millions of people who volunteer to give blood, platelets and plasma throughout the year. more
Assessment inventory and valuation data may be reviewed in Town of Leyden
The Town of Leyden has announced that assessment inventory and valuation data is available for examination and review. more
CCE Oneida to hold pasture improvement program
Join Cornell Cooperative Extension Oneida Dairy for a program, “Pasture Improvement and Renovations for the Grazing Herd.” more
SURE SIGN OF SPRING — Thousands of red-winged black birds and some grackles take flight off Happy Valley Road in Verona on Wednesday, March 22.
VIDEO: Red-winged blackbirds and grackles return home
Thousands of red-winged blackbirds and grackles made their way to the area. See a video in the article. more
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