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Oneida Mayor Helen Acker presents a proclamation to the friends and family Carol Madonia, recognizing her for her dedication to the Oneida City School District, St. John’s Episcopal Church, and the community at large.
Oneida lawmakers discuss student mental health, city administrator
Madison County supervisors brought updates from the county to the Oneida Common Council at Tuesday’s meeting, and the council is looking to create a city administrator/manager position. … more
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The tables were packed at the Kallet Civic Center for the second public comment meeting regarding Oneida's Downtown Revitalization Initiative on Wednesday, May 18, 2022.
Nearly 100 people turn out for Oneida DRI meeting
The tables were packed at the Kallet Civic Center for the second public comment meeting regarding Oneida's Downtown Revitalization Initiative (DRI). Residents and other interested parties … more
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Women from Standard Insulating Co. at the Go Red For Women Luncheon on Wednesday at Hart’s Hill Inn in Whitesboro.
Hundreds gather to fight heart disease in women
It was a sea of red as more than 200 guests gathered for lunch Wednesday at Hart’s Hill Inn, 135 Clinton St., Whitesboro, to join the American Heart Association (AHA) in the fight … more
Eclectic Chic owner Valerie Pollack offers Gummy, the 60-year-old spider monkey at Fort Rickey Discovery Zoo, a piece of watermelon that she happily eats.
Beloved spider monkey reaches worldwide milestone at Fort Rickey
ROME — Fort Rickey Discovery Zoo is home to a spider monkey older than the hills that has befriended generations of zoogoers, from parents to children and grandchildren. Gummy is celebrating her … more
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United Way of the Mohawk Valley honored, celebrated, and paid tribute to its 100 Heroes at a gathering on Sunday, May 15, at the Deerfield Fire Department. The celebration honored the 100 heroes nominated and selected as part of the non-profit’s 100th birthday celebration.
‘100 Heroes’ honored at United Way of Mohawk Valley
DEERFIELD — United Way of the Mohawk Valley honored, celebrated, and paid tribute to its 100 Heroes at a gathering on Sunday, May 15, at the Deerfield Fire Department. The celebration honored the … more
The future site of Brooklyn Pickle, located in the former Empire Kitchen and Bath building at 600 State St. in Utica.
Syracuse staple Brooklyn Pickle coming to Utica in 2023
UTICA — After a week of rumors circulating, Utica Mayor Robert Palmieri confirmed that Brooklyn Pickle will be opening a store in downtown Utica. Brooklyn Pickle is a well known staple in the … more
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Barton & Loguidice President and CEO John Brusa explains the move to Utica and all its benefits to both current and future employees of the multi-disciplinary consulting firm. Pictured are a number of B & L employees, many of whom are Utica locals.
Major new tenant for iconic building in Utica
UTICA — The Commercial Travelers Insurance building in downtown Utica at 70 Genesee St. will be receiving a new tenant, consulting firm company Barton & Loguidice as part of a mixed-use … more
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Rome Police control the scene after a passing tractor trailer pulled down utility wires on Cypress Street shortly before 10 a.m. on Monday. Authorities said the nearby Rome Catholic High School was temporarily without power. National Grid responded to the scene to fix the downed wires.
SNAPSHOT: Police respond to wires down in Rome
Rome Police responded to a Cypress Street incident after a passing tractor trailer pulled down utility wires on Cypress Street shortly before 10 a.m. on Monday, May 16. more
A lunar eclipse formed a blood moon on late Sunday night (May 15, 2022) and the early hours of Monday morning. During a full lunar eclipse, the moon passes through the darkest part of the Earth's shadow. When the moon is within the umbra it gets a reddish hue because blue and green light get more easily scattered by dust particles in the atmosphere and orange and red colors remain more visible, according to NASA. Lunar eclipses are sometimes called blood moons because of this phenomenon.
SNAPSHOT: Blood Moon, May 15-16, 2022
Did you see the Blood Moon? more
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Clinton Symphony Orchestra concert set for May 21
The second concert of the Clinton Symphony Orchestra of the Mohawk Valley’s 2021-22 season will feature Grammy-award winning violinist Yvonne Lam. The concert will take place at 7:30 p.m. … more
A scene from “Baby Shark Live!”
‘Baby Shark Live!’ swims into The Stanley Theatre
“Baby Shark Live!,” the fully immersive concert experience, will splash into Utica for a 6 p.m. performance Friday, May 20, at The Stanley Theatre, 261 Genesee St. The live show is based … more
“Just Around the Bend” by Mary Murphy
Trenton Falls fine artists featured in exhibit at Unity Hall
Three Trenton Falls area fine artists, Martha Deming, Mary P. Murphy, and Lorraine VanHatten will present their work in the exhibit “The Barneveld 3 at Unity Hall” on Saturday and … more
Tom Cartrucko hits the speed bag at 50 Forward Mohawk Valley in Verona Beach.
Rock Steady Boxing punches back against Parkinson's disease
For 30 years, math teacher William Angell drilled into his students the importance of precision and accuracy, skills he honed in mastering the construction of intricate craftsman style furniture. Two … more
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A Cazenovia College graduate awaits the ceremony to begin.
Cazenovia College conducts 197th commencement ceremony
Nearly 200 graduates lined the inner-campus lawn at Cazenovia College Saturday morning to celebrate completing their degrees.  Class of 2022 Valedictorian Jennifer … more
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Students receive information on health and wellness during a community health fair at the Frankfort-Schuyler Junior/Senior High School, 605 Palmer St., Frankfort, this week.
Frankfort-Schuyler hosts health fair
FRANKFORT — The Frankfort-Schuyler Community Health and Wellness Fair took place this week to highlight the importance of individuals taking care of their mental, physical and emotional well-being. … more
Lilacs have come a long way from the traditional purple blooms; you can find lilacs that are in hues of red, pink, blue, yellow, cream or white.
COLUMN: It’s the Year of the Lilac
Lilacs are one of the most beloved shrubs. Some are classified as small trees, but it doesn’t matter: it’s the carefree flowering, the fragrance, and the low maintenance that is attractive. … more
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Briana and Devin Mahoney speak at a press conference on Thursday, thanking the city for the investment and those who have participated in fundraising efforts to repair the Uptown Theatre for Creative Arts's roof.
Palmieri outlines host of Utica Prosperity Initiative projects
UTICA — At the Uptown Theatre for Creative Arts, Utica Mayor Robert Palmieri and city officials outlined progress of several Utica Prosperity Initiative projects and the future of Utica. The Utica … more
Officials say bids will soon be opened for the Lee Town Park tennis court reconstruction project with a special meeting to be held by the end of the month.
Thefts, green waste and books discussed in Lee
LEE — A wide variety of topics were covered at the town of Lee’s monthly meeting, from the end of spring leaf pick up to a “little free library” to a warning about thefts. Thefts During the … more
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What a difference two weeks makes. In the photo at left, taken on April 30, work on the under-construction Nexus Center takes shape in Utica as shown from the Whitesboro Street side of the project. At right, progress is seen on Nexus Center construction in a photo taken Wednesday.
Fall completion set for Nexus Center
UTICA — Work on the Nexus Center continues to “chug along” with an expected completion date in the fall of this year, said Oneida County Executive Anthony J. Picente Jr., this week. Picente … more
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The Rome Police Department's Special Response Team puts on an arrest demonstration for a crowd of people at the department's annual Law Enforcement Day. After a break for the pandemic, the free community day will return to Franklyn's Field on July 23.
Law Enforcement Day set for return
ROME — The Rome Police Department’s Law Enforcement Day event will return in July after being absent the past two years due to the Coronavirus pandemic. The free, public event will be held at … more
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