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Clinton Fine Arts & Crafts festival canceled
Clinton Central School’s annual Clinton Fine Arts & Crafts Festival, originally scheduled to take place Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 5 and 6, has been canceled. more
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Upstate NY Poison Center warns of potential hazards
School is in full swing and the Upstate New York Poison Center reminds parents and caregivers to talk with children about potential poisons at school. more
Relay For Life ‘Fall Flannel Fling’ dinner/dance
A Relay For Life of the North Country “Fall Flannel Fling” fundraising dinner/dance will be held at the Tug Hill Estate in Lowville from 5-9 p.m. Friday, Sept. 16. more
Julie Grow Denton
Republican county chairs announce slate of judicial candidates
All Republican County Chairs within the 5th Judicial District, consisting of Herkimer, Jefferson, Lewis, Oneida, Onondaga and Oswego counties, have announced the Republican slate of candidates. more
St. Margaret’s Corporation receives Excellus BCBS Community Health Award
Excellus BlueCross BlueShield recently awarded St. Margaret’s Corporation of Utica a Community Health Award of $1,725 to support transportation services for guests at Emmaus House. more
NOTICE: High School Football 2022 special section available Tuesday in print
The print version of the High School Football 2022 special section originally scheduled to be included in the Friday, Sept. 9 edition of the Daily Sentinel will now be available Tuesday. more
Children tend to be at greater risk during the back-to-school period because they are thinking more about seeing old friends, new teachers, and their new school day rather than watching for traffic.
School’s open so drive carefully, officials urge
Oneida County Sheriff Robert Maciol, Utica Mayor Robert Palmieri, and AAA Northeast have launched their annual School’s Open-Drive Carefully Campaign, reminding drivers to be extra careful … more
A team photo of the Utica Blue Sox from the back of a 10 cent program dated Sept. 3, 1947.
COLUMN: Utica’s McConnell Field ballpark remembered
In 1946 we outgrew our “Roy Rogers, King of the Cowboys” phase. For the next few years it was the Utica Blue Sox all the way. It began with Sunday afternoon family drives in Dad’s ’41 … more
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American Cancer Society promotes ‘Real Riders Wear Pink’ bike ride
Utica’s Real Men Wear Pink campaign has been gearing up since July, and the ambassadors are eager to kickstart their part in the fight. more
Clinton PTA to host kickoff event
The Clinton Central School Parent Teacher Association will host Popsicles with the PTA from 6-8 p.m. Friday, Sept. 2 at the Village Green. more
Oneida Water Dept. announces fall flushing schedule
The City of Oneida Water Department will flush its water system starting Tuesday, Sept. 6. more
In celebration of its 25th anniversary supporting women in the Mohawk Valley, The Women’s Fund of Herkimer and Oneida Counties, Inc., in cooperation with the Griffiss Institute, is sponsoring five $5,000 grants to women in business in Herkimer and Oneida counties.
Grants available for women-owned businesses
Grant-seeking businesses must be at least 51 percent women-owned and have been in existence for one year or more. more
In an effort to raise awareness during Hunger Action Month in September and stock local food pantries with fresh milk, American Dairy Association North East and Grand Union stores are teaming up to raise money through the Fill a Glass with Hope campaign.
Effort seeks to supply food pantries with milk
Thanks to a joint effort between American Dairy Association North East, dairy farmers, agriculture partners and business leaders, Fill a Glass with Hope helps provide fresh milk to families in need through a network of local food banks. more
The Mohawk Valley Resource Center for Refugees, also known as The Center, receives a Community Health Award of $5,000 from Excellus Blue Cross Blue Shield to support transportation assistance for diverse communities.  From left: Lisanne Divine, Center traffic safety manager; Zaid Erzaij, Center manager of employment and workforce development; Eve Van de Wal, Excellus BCBS regional president; Jennifer VanWagoner, Excellus BCBS manager of grants and community engagement; Yamna Abdalla, resettlement caseworker; and Shayna Keller, Excellus BCBS community investments and partnerships manager.
The Center receives Community Health Award
Excellus BlueCross BlueShield recently awarded the Mohawk Valley Resource Center for Refugees (The Center) a Community Health Award of $5,000 to support transportation assistance. more
Bench dedication in memory of Edgar Galarza
The Rescue Mission of Utica will be memorializing one of their employees, Edgar Galarza, who passed away last year. more
Metal detecting club meetings return to Dunham Public Library
EARTH Metal Detecting Club of CNY will be returning to Dunham Public Library on Main Street, for its monthly meetings. more
Front: Lamoine Paine Ziankowski, Mary Natalie Madonia, Germaine Mead LeFevre, Paulie Basile Romano. Back: Francis Evans, Jamie Quatro, Bill Hughes, Jeanette Taverna Dominic.
SNAPSHOT: Class of 1952 celebrates 70th reunion
The Rome Free Academy class of 1952 celebrated its 70th reunion Saturday, Aug. 20, at The Franklin in Rome. more
As Friday, August 26 is Pride Day at the NYS Fair, these attendants are flashing the colors of pride in support of the LGBTQ+ community.
SNAPSHOT: Pride Day honored at the state fair
Friday, August 26 is Pride Day at the Great New York State Fair, one of several designated days throughout the fair's duration. more
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A coyote runs across state Route 3 outside of Tupper Lake, N.Y., in the Adirondacks, Sept. 20, 2010. Advocates think wolves are hunting and howling in the Northeast woods, more than a century after they were shot, trapped and poisoned into eradication across the region. Complicating the question is the fact that wolves can not only appear similar to eastern coyotes, but that they typically share genetic material.
Cry wolf? Debate over presence of wolves in Northeast
Are wolves hunting and howling in the Northeast woods again, more than a century after they were rooted out of the region? more
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The glass front door at the Capitol Theater was smashed out during a burglary early Tuesday morning, Aug. 23.
Resident concerned about drugs, crime in the city
Concern about growing drug and violence-related crimes within the city during Wednesday’s Common Council meeting ... more
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