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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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Basilio Italian Sausage, made in Canastota, has a prominent booth at the 2022 New York State Fair. Photo taken on Thursday, Aug. 25, 2022.
SNAPSHOT: Basilio Italian Sausage seen at Great New York State Fair
The ever-popular Basilio-Buda sausage brand based out of Canastota has returned to the state fair in 2022. more
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Downtown Oneida on July 6, 2022
SURVEY: What do you think about Oneida's past, present, and future?
The Sentinel Media Company is looking for local residents to participate in this survey to provide their perspective on the City of Oneida — the past, where the city stands now and looking into the future ... more
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AFRL Inspire, a special event presented by the Air Force Research Laboratory featuring TEDx-style talks, will be livestreamed Aug. 23, 2022, at 1 p.m. EDT. Inspire showcases the innovative ideas and passionate people from across the science and technology enterprise. This year’s event, which celebrates the 75th anniversary of the U.S. Air Force, features nine speakers from across the lab and one special guest speaker, retired Gen. Ellen Pawlikowski. AFRL Historians Dr. Darren Raspa and Jeff Duford will serve as the hosts for the program. Speakers, from left, include: Dr. Kerianne Hobbs, Dr. Mike Goodson, Dr. Melissa Wilson, Brian “Mitch” Mitchell, Maj. Michael Nayak, Steve Colenzo, Delia Jesaitis, Dr. Steven Chambreau and Dr. Jayde King.
AFRL Inspire program to livestream on Tuesday
AFRL Inspire, a three-hour special event presented by the Air Force Research Laboratory with eight TEDx-style talks, will be livestreamed from the Air Force Institute of Technology’s Kenney Hall, Tuesday, Aug. 23, at 1 p.m. EDT.  more
TONIGHT: Levitt AMP Utica Music Series moves indoors
The concert is still on, just in a new spot. more
Chief Chief has the saddest eyes that will melt your heart. Chief is 4 1/2 years old and was previously at a high kill shelter in New York City. He was adopted by someone local to Utica, but unfortunately, their landlord would not allow them to keep Chief, and that’s how he ended up at the shelter. He has already been at the shelter for 10 months and he hates being there. Chief is definitely safe there, but he deserves a loving home to call his own. He has been bounced around and he has gone through a lot. His eyes tell a story. Chief is a big boy, but he is a lovable sweetheart. He loves people and the staff adores him. He has been able to play nicely with some dogs at the shelter, but in reading about his past it seems as though he may not want to share a living space with another dog. Chief will need a home with no cats. Let’s find Chief his forever home. He is neutered, current on vaccines, and microchipped. His adoption fee is $120. Stop in to meet Chief today. Apply here to adopt: www.anitas-sshs.org/adopt/apply/Dog. Anita’s Stevens-Swan Humane Society, 5664 Horatio St., Utica, 315-738-4357, www.anitas-sshs.org.
Pick a Pet: Chief, Penelope and Austin
These furry friends are looking for their forever home. more
Garage, bake sale set for Aug. 26-27
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church, 4897 Old Oneida Road, will host a garage sale and bake sale from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday and Saturday, Aug. 26-27. more
Old tractors and other antique machinery can be seen at the annual Flywheels & Pulleys "Old Time" gas engine, tractor and truck show, taking place this year Sept. 9-11.
Flywheels & Pulleys to host ‘Old Time’ gas engine, tractor and truck show in September
The Flywheels & Pulleys Club will present the 47th annual “Old Time” gas engine, tractor and truck show from Friday, Sept. 9 through Sunday, Sept. 11. more
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Fundraiser for Foothills Building Campaign
The Mierek Family will host the inaugural Cornhole Tournament and Chicken BBQ on Sunday, Aug. 21, next to Priscilla’s Restaurant at 8583 Route 365. more
The Vienna Town Board holds a special meeting on Monday, Aug. 15. In attendance was Town Attorney Evan Rossi, right, Councilor Jason Lamb, Councilor Gail Whitham, Supervisor Michael Davis Sr., Councilor Jason Spellicy, and Councilor Wendy Herbst.
Removal of Mansfield from ZBA on hold
The Vienna town council alleges a Zoning Board of Appeals member has violated the town’s ethics law — but Richard Mansfield’s lawyer says it’s the town that’s violated its ethics law. more
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On Tuesday, Aug. 16, 2022, officials declared Verona Beach State Park closed due to the presence of harmful algal blooms.
Verona Beach State Park swim area closed
The swimming area at Verona Beach State Park has been closed due to the presence of harmful algal blooms. more
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Canastota Mayor Rosanne Warner spends some time in the dunk tank at the Canastota Italian Heritage Festival to the delight of festival-goers and the mayor herself.
SNAPSHOT: Fun and food at Canastota Italian Heritage Festival
Residents came out for a day of fun and a taste of Italy at the Canastota Italian Heritage Festival on Saturday, Aug. 13. more
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Some local canines get some love and attention while cooling down in the shade at Wanderers' Rest 2022 Woofstock in Oneida at Veteran's Field on Saturday, Aug. 13.
SNAPSHOT: Woofstock 2022 draws crowd in Oneida
At Wanderers' Rest's 2022 Woofstock fundraiser, attendees enjoyed live music, food, and vendors with local dogs invited alongside their owners. more
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Part of Route 171 in Frankfort to be closed until September
The New York State Department of Transportation announced Aug. 9 that State Route 171 will be closed from Gulf Road to West Main Street in the Town of Frankfort beginning at 7 a.m. Monday, … more
Jimmy Cooper, 13, who will enter Strough Middle School in Rome in the fall, plays his beloved cello during a school orchestra concert.
Inspired by annual concert, teen to perform with Symphoria youth orchestra
With a passion for learning and appreciation for classical music, one local 13-year-old is on his way to becoming a cello virtuoso. more
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DEFINITELY NOT IN HOT WATER — Kaleb Collins, the seafood captain/manager at Tops Friendly Markets in Manlius, holds a very rare orange lobster. The lobster, whose coloring makes him roughly one in 30 million, will have a new home at the Fort Rickey Discovery Zoo, 5135 Rome-New London Road, later this week. Collins said he received a shipment of lobsters for the July 4 rush and when he opened up the container he thought they had sent him a “cooked” lobster — only to find out the lobster was alive and well. Collins and store officials instantly made the determination to save the lobster, who has been named “Cheeto.” Cheeto will reside in a new tank, and a place of honor, at Fort Rickey.
SNAPSHOT: Cheeto the lobster to get forever home
The lobster, whose coloring makes him roughly one in 30 million, will have a new home at the Fort Rickey Discovery Zoo ... more
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